Politics, politics, everywhere! In today's world, the ability to escape from politics and the responsibilites of daily life into sport is becoming more difficult. Sports organisations have made themselves a part of the policital landscape and are often accused partaking in what many call 'social engineering'. But should this happen? Is it a smart business move to engage in political virtue signalling on game day? Or should sport be sport and politics left on the sidelines?

We have a new member in the team, Tony.

Welcome onboard, Tony!

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With the 'New World Order' in a state of flux under the Trump Administration's foreign policy, who is and what it means to be, a US is rapidly changing. Past allies with the US, such as NATO members, are finding that they can no longer rely upon the US taxpayer to incur the expense of European security. Moverover, US interests appear to be focussed in the Asia Pacific and as such, should US allies, like Australia, be looking to host American Carrier Groups as part of the Asia pivot and containment of Chinese expansionism?

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During the Covid-19 pandemic, Governments around the world enforced work from home orders. The unintended consequences have been that many in the professional class no longer wish to return to long commutes to work and the hustle and bustle of the 9 to 5 grind. As such, is the future one in which remote work is the norm, or was it a moment-in-time decision that is not sustainable. Tune in as Dave and Garry discuss whether people should work from home, or return to the office.