• COVID-19 Surge in Australia: Commentary on the 30% increase in cases compared to the previous year.
• Federal Budget Review: Analysis of the budget as potentially election-driven, focusing on economic implications and the lack of financial restraint.
• NDIS Fraud: Critique of the government's spending to combat fraud within the National Disability Insurance Scheme.
• Government Waste: Discussion on perceived wasteful expenditures, including the Aboriginal budgets and the Yes referendum.
• Inflation and Economic Forecasts: Thoughts on government expectations regarding inflation control by year's end.
• Live Sheep Export Ban: Advocacy for ending live sheep exports by 2028 due to ethical concerns.
• Social Media and Children: Debate on potential banning of children under 14 from using social media.
• Russian Aggression and German Conscription: Views on Germany's consideration of conscription in response to Russian actions in Ukraine.
• Election Mismanagement: Insights on low voter turnout and staffing issues during a state election.
• Energy and Environmental Policies: Criticism of conflicting government policies on renewable energy and fossil fuels.
• Asylum Seeker Arrivals: Discussion on recent asylum seeker boats and government response.
• Consulting and Government Spending: Examination of conflicts of interest in government contracts with consulting firms.

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Joining Jeremy Cordeaux at the dining room table:

• Professor Bob Birrall Monash University. Australian population Research Institute- survey results on patriotism finds young people are not proud to be Australian.

• Mike Smith ✈️ from Carnavon

• Peter Christopher “the City of Adelaide”

• Jim Elder

• Anthony Denton. The Year 1939 in Adelaide.

• Anthony Cochrane. Animal Welfare League

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• Economic predictions and interest rates in Australia.
• Critiques of media and entertainment, such as the show "Lego Masters."
• Personal anecdotes and historical reflections.
• Opinions on immigration and national identity.
• Debates on the responsibility of parents for their children's actions.
• Critical views on government actions and societal changes.
• Observations on domestic violence and the bureaucratic responses to it.
• The role of technology and environmental concerns, specifically around electric cars.

Topics Discussed:

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• Celebration of Greek Easter
• Lucky fishing story involving a tagged barramundi
• Milestones and history of Meals on Wheels
• Recovery and release of a new Johnny Cash single
• Potential breakthrough in vaccination technology
• Challenges faced by the Australian aviation industry, specifically referencing multiple airline failures
• Reflections on the 30th anniversary of the end of apartheid in South Africa
• Concerns about the effects of social media and technology on current generations
• Discussions on national and classroom discipline
• Government spending criticisms in South Australia
• Safety concerns regarding Tesla vehicles and general product safety
• Debate and commentary on various social issues including religion's impact, immigration, and domestic violence
• Historical and international perspectives on various geopolitical topics
• Commentary on Australian politics and social policies

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• Changes to the posting schedule on Facebook and the format of the podcast.
• Introduction of a new, one-hour podcast format to be posted mid-week.
• A live streaming show from the dining room table on Fridays.
• An anecdotal story about a possum and Jeremy's pet, a border collie named Katy.
• Reflections on Jeremy's 60 years in broadcasting and receiving recognition.
• Discussion topics for upcoming shows:
  • Domestic violence.
  • Hospital ramping issues in South Australia.
  • Social media regulation and public opinion.
  • Australian economy and potential surplus.
  • Public protests and political stances on international issues.
  • Controversies surrounding Pine Gap and its role.
  • Repatriation of Aboriginal spears from Trinity College, Cambridge.

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• Show Format Changes: Introduction of a new schedule with fewer Facebook posts and more focused content distribution.
• Possum Story: Jeremy shares a heartfelt story about a possum rescue by his dog, illustrating his compassionate side.
• Broadcasting Career: Jeremy reflects on his 60-year broadcasting career and the changes he's observed and implemented in his shows.
• Social Issues: Planned discussions on domestic violence, social media control, and the health care crisis in South Australia.
• Political Commentary: Insights into current political scenarios, including international affairs and local government actions.
• Historical References: Comments on significant historical dates and events, adding a personal touch with his recollections and opinions.

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Live with Jeremy Cordeaux from his dining room table with;

- Robert Eley. President LEGACY SA & Broken Hill about ANZAC DAY

- Professor Ian Plimer

- Professor Gary Mortimer. Supermarket Marketing

- James Maskey. Director of Policy & Communications Fortem Australia. Leading support organisation for first responders

- Rita Alfred-Saggar. Creative Programs Officer, State Library of WA. Sheiks, Fakes & Cameleers

- Anthony Cochrane. Animal Welfare League

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• The onset of winter and appreciation of autumn in Adelaide.
• Safety concerns associated with electric cars.
• Social media histories of public figures, particularly the new Governor General.
• The decline in popularity and challenges facing music festivals.
• Reflections on the Australian defense budget and patriotism.
• Critical views on the democratic process and the Aboriginal Voice proposal.

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