• The right to peaceful protest threatened? New police bill, being hirsute, Scafell Pike, city interventions, Peterloo Massacre 1819.

  • Mar 31 2021
  • Length: 59 mins
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The right to peaceful protest threatened? New police bill, being hirsute, Scafell Pike, city interventions, Peterloo Massacre 1819.

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  • Joe and Al cross a variety of genre boundaries this week in a rambling but focussed chat that covers a multitude of topics, from the 'Policing, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill 2021' and what this means for peaceful protest in the UK, male grooming and being hirsute in the lockdown era, Dan baling due to baby woes / joys and lack of sleep, van shopping, grocery expenses, the dream job, gardening exhaustion, UK paternity allowance, trampolining to AC/DC,  the culture of complaining and being offended, and a new section on mountain walking in which the guys go into some detail on how to nearly die on the highest mountain in England, Scafell Pike, on a wintry night.
    Joe's dilemma packs a punch this week...
    Opting out and staying sane to avoid energy sapping, negative people in an overcrowded and materialistic world. The Sean Penn film 'Into the Wild' is discussed and pondered over...
    Oh, and the Peterloo Massacre of 1819 is covered in 2 minutes to boot!

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