• Throw Another Shrimp on Australia 🇦🇺 🐨🦘

  • Jan 20 2025
  • Length: 29 mins
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Throw Another Shrimp on Australia 🇦🇺 🐨🦘

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  • Crikey! Get ready for a fun-filled journey Down Under with Aaron and Brett as they explore the wonders of Australia. From iconic animals like kangaroos and koalas to crazy wildlife facts (square wombat poop, anyone?), this episode has it all.


    Grab a pint—or an oil can—of Foster’s as the duo dive into Australia’s pop culture, music legends like AC/DC, and historic events like the infamous Emu War. Is Foster’s really "Australian for beer"? You’ll have to tune in to find out.


    Whether you’re dreaming of sandy beaches, learning Aussie slang like "fair dinkum," or just here for the laughs, this episode is a ripper. Cheers, mate!


    • "Crikey, mate, that ain't a knife, this is a knife!"


    • EPISODE BEER: Foster’s Lager


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      • Australia

      • Aussie

      • Down Under

      • Sydney

      • Melbourne

      • Perth

      • Brisbane

      • Gold Coast

      • Great Barrier Reef

      • Kangaroo

      • Koala

      • Boomerang

      • Didgeridoo

      • Vegemite

      • Australian slang

      • Aboriginal culture

      • Visit Australia

      • Beaches in Australia

      • Australian outback

      • Australia podcast

      • Podcast about Australia

      • Australian stories

      • Aussie podcast

      • Travel podcast Australia

      • Culture podcast Australia
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