So many bad things have happened to me lately. From an unexpected medical diagnosis to a roof collapsing beneath me.Bad things are happening to you as well with fuel, food and rent/mortgage prices spiraling out of control. And it looks like the pain is only just beginning.So how can I say 'It's a Good Day'?I think the day was 'good' before we arrived into it. And when bad things happen, that creates a tension between what the day is (good) and what we experienced (bad).I don't think pain itself ...
Mar 31, 2026•10 min
It's deliberate. Strategic. Politicians have a strong self-preservation instinct and the best way to deflect criticism is to divide the population and turn them against each other.That is exactly what Australia's Prime Minister is doing over the fuel crisis, blaming it on everyday families who are 'hoarding' fuel.This is how he does it: set up a false binary and invite viewers to self identify with a noble majority, channel all anger toward a hated and imaginary minority, then threaten the noble...
Mar 30, 2026•14 min
Dr. Peter Brukner is one of Australia's most decorated sports medicine physicians. He is former head of medical and performance at Liverpool FC, team doctor for Cricket Australia, Cathy Freeman's doctor at the Sydney 2000 Olympics, and now one of the most credible voices in the low-carb and diabetes reversal space. In 2012, at 60 years old and working in Liverpool, Brukner had a fatty liver, high triglycerides, elevated insulin, and a strong family history of type 2 diabetes. He tried a low-carb...
Mar 10, 2026•1 hr 40 min
Jackie Bollen is a physiotherapist and brain balance clinician based in Wodonga, Australia. She runs Reflecting Health, a holistic allied health clinic offering physio, speech therapy, and occupational therapy, with a particular focus on neurodiverse populations and root-cause health. In this conversation we go deep on internal work, hemispheric brain dominance, primitive reflex retention, why genuine people are genuinely rare, and the 11th-hour self-sabotage pattern that kills most meaningful c...
Feb 26, 2026•1 hr 53 min
Rupert Degas is a professional actor, voice artist and impressionist who has appeared in thousands of film, television, stage, animation and advertising roles. Without realising it, you have already heard his voice in a film, animation, tv show or video game. He is a vocal chameleon. In this interview he makes the argument for the 'court jester' - the only one permitted to tell the king that he is wearing no clothes. Rupert believes in the role of comedy in a healthy society, and that accents an...
Jan 26, 2026•2 hr 9 min
Dr Brendan Moloney believes that parallel movements 'are inevitable' as governments and institutions fail the people they are meant to serve.
Dec 04, 2025•2 hr 7 min
Voice for Victoria's Emily returns to Discernable to teach us why promises of 'free stuff' keeps winning elections, why it won't work long term, how to solve Victoria's spiking crime crisis, and how we should think about immigration, assimilation, and multiculturalism. Plus, machetes.
Nov 20, 2025•2 hr 7 min
Which way, Australia? Socialist ideas are taking hold in Australia as young people retaliate against a system they feel doesn't support them, and whether deliberately or by stealth, the momentum to rewrite the social contract is rising. This is the debate between two leaders in political thought: Jordan Dittloff (Libertarian) and Daniel Lopez (lecturer, editor at Jacobin, organiser for the Victorian Socialists. Sadly, the socialist speaker withdrew their attendance just before the live event. Wh...
Nov 11, 2025•2 hr 19 min
Adam Craig is a barrister from Victoria, Australia. Growing up in a Labor voting family, he was quickly disabused of that notion when he worked in Canberra for the Australian Federal Government. Adam now believes that Australia should be 'broken up' into a competing set of jurisdictions, and that tax in Australia is out of control, wielded by a government that can do nothing properly. This conversation went in many directions, exploring the use of AI in self-transformation as Adam opened up abou...
Nov 03, 2025•2 hr 19 min
What is driving Australia's housing crisis? Do we even have a 'crisis'? Or is it only a crisis for some (ie renters)? Wendy Chamberlain is a real estate agent and property buyer's advocate. She deals with buying and selling every day and in this interview spills the secrets on Australia's real estate industry. She believes that government manipulation of the market combined with human greed are corrupting a sector that was once a much fairer and more level playing field. https://chamberlainadvoc...
Oct 17, 2025•1 hr 54 min
Can you control the weather? Cloud seeding (making it rain) has been demonstrated from as early as 1946 and in heavy practice since the 1960s. But what about modifying winds? Temperatures? Clouds? Just how far can we go? David Miles educates us on the novel weather modification service his company, Atmospherica, provides commercially. For a guaranteed, fully refundable price, his company modifies the weather. It may mean bringing a specific amount of rain within a specific time frame, it may mea...
Oct 06, 2025•3 hr 46 min
'Cultured Estates' is a new venture to bring a network of regenerative farms to Australia. Founder, Jerome Rault, is on a mission to transform our food supply chain and the lives of some intrepid Australians willing to embark on the adventure of a lifetime. Whether you are a conscious consumer wanting nutrient dense food, or you are a potential new farmer ready to take your place in the new network of farms, this interview is for you! Cultured Estates is a Managed Farm Partnership model. New and...
Sep 29, 2025•1 hr 26 min
What's really beneath the surface of the human psyche? Counsellor and hypnotherapist Liz Farrell joins us to explore the dark night of the soul and why people should embrace the journey rather than avoid it through endless distraction. Liz believes that for those who are willing to face the darkest parts of themselves, transformation is not just possible but worth the pain. www.elizabethfarrell.com.au https://www.instagram.com/ev_farrell...
Sep 26, 2025•2 hr 24 min
What does race mean in Australia, especially in an age of flaring tensions, protests and endless media spin on immigration? Is Australia importing too many people? Founder of Banga Legal, Samir brings his law experience to our discussion on crime, immigration, and politics. Have a listen to delve into all the racial stereotypes as we explore what is real and what is just 'racism'. www.instagram.com/samir.banga www.bangalegal.com.au...
Sep 22, 2025•2 hr 16 min
Joined by Geelong local, James Bennett-Hullin who created the JBH Show Podcast, we discussed everything from Australia's rampant immigration, to the best chocolate, to the Victorian Machete Ban, to why podcasting gives you purpose. https://open.spotify.com/show/12Y9XddxvCUXlesVTPpKxm https://x.com/jbhshow https://www.instagram.com/jbhshow https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbRo22GkbWxJbsLMPOSQ8oQ...
Jun 24, 2025•2 hr 9 min
Dr Kevin McCairn PhD is a neuroscientist at the Korea Brain Research Institute. In his lab he has been examining the novel 'calamari' clots we're seeing around the world. He makes the argument that we are reaping the results of a deliberate weaponisation of prion-like amyloids in the engineered virus Sars-Cov-2 and their accompanying panacea vaccines. In this conversation he presents his findings, with both a warning and message of hope for the world.
May 03, 2025•2 hr 36 min
Your government hates you. Provocative, maybe, but according to reformed criminal and now lawyer Jordan Dittloff, there's more truth here than comfort allows. In this fearless conversation, Jordan unpacks how Australia's taxes and regulations aren't just an inconvenience; they're actively fueling organized crime, corruption, and hardship for ordinary Australians. Jordan shares his unique journey from the wrong side of the law to candidacy for political office, giving us an insider's look at the ...
Mar 16, 2025•2 hr 4 min
For decades, Australia’s outdoor enthusiasts—4WD’ers, campers, and hunters—have shaped and cared for the rugged landscapes they love. But as government policies tighten and access to national parks and state forests is restricted, is the Aussie outdoor lifestyle under threat? In this deep-dive conversation, Simon Christie (4WDTV) shares his firsthand insights from years in the off-road and outdoor industry. We explore: The rise of 4WD culture in Australia and why it’s world-leading. How hunting ...
Feb 28, 2025•55 min
Retired detective Joe Noonan sits down for a frank and deeply reflective discussion about his years in Victoria Police, the toll of frontline policing, and how the force has changed over time. With a mix of sharp wit and hard-earned wisdom, he shares stories of crime, corruption, and camaraderie, offering an insider’s perspective on the realities of law enforcement. From high-pressure investigations to the lingering effects of the job, this interview pulls back the curtain on the life of a cop b...
Feb 14, 2025•56 min
Australia has 33% of the world's uranium and is responsible for 10% of the current uranium produced worldwide. For a country fixated on 'carbon neutrality', it exports a huge amount of 'de-carbonised energy' in the form of uranium but refuses, and in fact bans, the use of nuclear power. Dr Mark Ho is a nuclear engineer at the Australian Nuclear Science and Technology Organisation (ANSTO), Australia's federal nuclear agency. He is also the current president of the Australian Nuclear Association a...
Oct 22, 2024•1 hr 9 min
Rebekah Barnett is a journalist reporting from the dystopia of Western Australia. In this wide ranging discussion we covered: Faith - objective truth or coping mechanism? The hypocrisy of the Right Libs of TikTok succumbs to the Left Mikhala Peterson calls for Censorship Jordan Peterson's 'cognitive leaks' Dave Rubin becomes a caricature Understanding Trump Why gun culture and 2A can't work in Australia The decline of Europe The propagandised Australian Free speech and censorship Eating disorder...
Sep 15, 2024•1 hr 48 min
Professor Nikolai Petrovsky claims that Flinders University in South Australia is destroying its reputation and embracing itself as 'the university that hates research' with 'no time for developing treatments for cancer patients'. In this interview I questioned the professor on his cancer vaccine research, how and why Flinders University is thwarting that research, and whether his vaccine will be any better than mRNA products. Professor Petrovsky shares his expert opinion on mRNA safety, whether...
Jul 13, 2024•1 hr 15 min
Filmmaker Dee McLachlan investigates the 'open market' of child trafficking that operates in Australia. Through her films (that have gone as far as the United Nations) and her online news network, Dee raises the alarm over the way Australian governments, judiciaries and departments coordinate to create a market for children being removed from one or both parents, sustaining a massive bureaucracy that is not incentivised in any way to reunite or restore children to their families. Listen to this ...
Jun 13, 2024•1 hr 21 min
What is the deal with our obsession with house prices? Is it right that a basic need has been turned into a speculative investment? Are rocketing house prices real or just inflation by another name? Property expert Dr Cameron Murray was one of the only economists to correctly predict a 20% surge in house prices would occur during the Covid years. He returned to Discernable to lay out future trajectories of housing prices and rents and explain what we are seeing in 2024. https://www.fresheconomic...
Mar 30, 2024•1 hr 8 min
Professor Nikolai Petrovsky invented a Covid-19 vaccine. He took his own vaccine. He was fired and cancelled for refusing and calling out the potential dangers of competing technologies (mRNA). He has been labelled a conspiracy theorist and an 'antivaxxer' in a stunning display of ignorance and doublespeak. https://www.linkedin.com/in/petrovsky https://vaxine.net...
Mar 13, 2024•57 min
Jay Vidanage is a barrister and solicitor from Old Port Chambers in Adelaide, Australia. Jay believes that it's only a matter of time before the wheels of justice come down on vaccine mandates. He points to recent wins in court that demonstrate a shift in judicial tone around Covid-19, vaccines, and vaccine mandates. Most concerning is the way mandates and directions are being declared unlawful by courts, for varying reasons, leaving employers exposed for any harms they may have caused their emp...
Feb 28, 2024•1 hr 21 min
Something in politics is broken. We all know it. Politicians have become masters of getting elected whilst getting nothing done in the real world. Is there a way to get them to focus on solving actual problems rather than chasing polls and keeping their jobs? Iain Walker is the Executive Director of the New Democracy Foundation, an independent research organisation that designs and implements 'citizen juries' to various levels of government around the world. In this interview we explored how cit...
Feb 17, 2024•1 hr 13 min
With so much of our world in seeming flux, decay and upheaval, it is becoming popular to ask if we are witnessing the death of the world we always knew. Why do our cultures and institutions pursue relentless 'change' with such zeal? Why are we redefining language and logic to support subjective views? Are we destined for a societal train wreck? Senior Pastor of Berwick Church of Christ, Braam Botha, discusses ethics, homosexuality, egoism, utilitarianism, government, conflict and morality in thi...
Oct 30, 2023•1 hr 32 min
In tough times humans look to our comedians to fearlessly call bullsh*t on our human foibles and absurdities. Corey White takes no hostages in this hour-long set, murdering every sacred cow you hold dear. Tune in for a dose of humour, reality and relief as this comedian from The People's Republic of Western Clownia (Western Australia) brings the fire. The full comedy special is available for purchase at: https://discernable.locals.com/post/4717127/corey-white-live-in-melbourne-comedy-that-doesnt...
Oct 13, 2023•4 min
Dr James Stewart is an Australian doctor at the forefront of plant-based medicine and medical cannabis. As a General Practitioner he found pharmaceutical solutions frustrating in their narrow focus and lengthy side effect profiles and began to incorporate plant-based treatments in his practice. He is now sought out by celebrities and business leaders who are looking for expert advice and care when it comes to medical cannabis and other plant-based treatments. He joined Discernable to educate us ...
Aug 13, 2023•1 hr 14 min
