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Welcome back aboard the ill-fated Bounty with Dawn and guest, Scott Edwin Williams, school-teacher and author of the fantastic book series, LIGHTBULB MOMENTS IN HUMAN HISTORY.  

Part one left the mutineers singing and dancing as they pushed Captain Bligh into the horizon. Rejoin them as they go in search of a new future among hostile territory, and while be hunted by an angry king.

Dawn's Sources   

• Book - The Truth About the Mutiny on the Bounty by Glynn Christian. *The author is a descendant of mutineer, Fletcher Christian!
• Genealogy Site - Essential if you want to keep track of who-was-who and where they went.
• Pitcairn Islands Study Center - Go here for details on each mutineer, specifically the ones who ended up on the island.

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This week we have a little talk about Walkabout! This film is packed with so much to discuss and dissect, like nature vs technology, editing and montage, sexuality, and much more! Tune in for next episode as we plan on talking about a Nolan film ahead of the release of Oppenheimer! Contact us at rollitpodcast@gmail.com or follow us!    

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We conclude our "Inspired by True Events" series with 2005's Wolf Creek. Special guest Shawn Parikh joins us as we meet the infamous Outback pig hunter, Mick Taylor.

Check out Danny and Zach's short film starring A Nightmare On Elm Street's Heather Langenkamp! COTTONMOUTH

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In episode 50 we have our first return guest.....international YouTube sensation ArchieLuxury. Archie discusses life lessons, his 1st trip to the United States and even more spice.

In this episode, I talk with Domenic Pezzano who retired from Corrective Service in New South Wales, Australia after more than 30 years of service.  We talk about starting out as a Correctional Officer, a riot at Long Bay where he was a hostage, and his rise up the ranks in NSW Prison Corrective Service, and his advice to those just starting out. 

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This week on Remainders, Darren and Patrick cover the 2005 Australian western The Proposition.

Directed by John Hillcoat (The Road) with a screenplay and score by Nick Cave, the outback never looked or sounded so violent. The plot is simple but commanding: a vicious criminal must hunt down and kill his older brother in order to save his younger brother from execution.

The poetic nature of death and murder is nothing new to Nick Cave, and in The Proposition he goes hard on morality in an immoral world. We also dive into Cave’s post-punk roots and current status as artistic philosopher, the nature of grieving, the history of Australian subjugation, new book recommendations, Paul Thomas Anderson rankings, and wondering how Ray Winstone and Guy Pearce can act in a swarm without bug repellant. Australia…what fresh hell is this? 

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We continue working through MAFS Australia. Join us for our takes on episodes 5 through 8 of MAFS Australia, season 9. Very interesting. Strap in and strap on. Join us.

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We've been meaning to get to MAFS Australia and we finally got there. Join us for our takes on episodes 1 through 4 of MAFS Australia, season 9. Very interesting. Strap in and strap on. Join us.

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The Great Molasses Flood, also known as the Boston Molasses Disaster,[1][2][3] was a disaster that occurred on January 15, 1919, in the North Endneighborhood of Boston, Massachusetts.

A large storage tank filled with 2.3 million US gal (8,700 m3)[4] of molasses, weighing approximately 13,000 short tons (12,000 t), burst, and the resultant wave of molasses rushed through the streets at an estimated 35 mph (56 km/h), killing 21 and injuring 150.[5] The event entered local folklore and residents claimed for decades afterwards that the area still smelled of molasses on hot summer days.[5][6]

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Australian Seniors are learning to use technology in safe and conducive environments through the help of community run computer clubs, supported by Australian Seniors Computer Club Association. Nan Bosler AM is the founder of this peak body that was set up in 1998.

In this episode, Nan talks about the history of ASCCA, how it helps seniors, the best way to support seniors in their technology journey, and how the NBN delivered her grandsons to her.

Nan Bosler AM is an Australian community activist and advocate for young people, the elderly and people with disabilities. She is an author and most notable internationally for her involvement with computer clubs and digital skills for older people.

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This week we have home cook, recipe writer/designer, food lover, blogger Jeannette of Wok&Kin on the podcast. She is a home cook with Chinese and Vietnamese family recipes that she shares online to over 30000+ followers on Instagram!

She was so gracious with her time and shared her story with us being a food content creator, her connection to food, how food and family interconnect for her, and her content-creating journey.

If you are a foodie, this is not an episode to miss!

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How the Quad (a coalition of the U.S., India, Australia, and Japan) can counterbalance the aggressive nature of China in the Indo-Pacific region of the world.

Danny is back as Obscure Horror Movie Remake month continues. This week we talk the Blumhouse remake of a 1970s horror movie that is not all that great. But with a cast that includes Gary Cole and a crew that includes Ryan Murphy, the remake must be good. Right?

The Green Knight has been one of our most anticipated movies for quite a while now. The new trailer has only made us more excited. (We have big plans for when the film releases! In the next few weeks we will have more info.) But does the trailer give audiences a little too much?

George A. Romero is a true legend of horror. We talk about the announcement of his "lost" film coming to Shudder. We talk about whether a movie that is almost fifty years ago can hold still hold up.

This week's first film is the first Kangaroo Western on Adventures in Movies! High Ground is a revenge thriller that takes places in 1930s Australia. The film deals with a number of heady themes. We discuss white saviors, character driven narratives, and how to properly use blood.

For Obscure Horror Movie Remake Month we are reviewing the 2014 remake of The Town That Dreaded Sundown. The Blumhouse version is a strange one and we discuss the storytelling decisions, why certain remakes are made, and the worst killer in horror history.

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Earlier this month, officials in Australia announced plans to shoot and kill thousands of camels. What did the camels do to deserve this punishment? They were looking for water to drink, and this search brought them into human communities.

Last year, U.S. federal and state governments spent tens of millions of dollars on plans to “eradicate” bands of feral pigs. What did the pigs do to deserve this punishment? They were looking for food to eat, and this search, once again, brought them into human communities.

This year, Denver is poised to kill more of its Canada goose population, after slaughtering 1,600 geese last year. What are the geese doing to deserve this punishment? They are merely trying to live—Colorado is part of their historic range—and are seen as a nuisance.

These stories are the tip of the iceberg. While the details vary, the general theme is always the same. When human and nonhuman interests appear to conflict, we use violence, often in the form of organized extermination campaigns, to resolve these apparent conflicts in our favor.

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Australien har en lång erfarenhet med distansundervisning med school of the air och radio. Därför bestämde vi oss för att höra hur en skola i Australien hanterat fjärr/distansundervisning. Benjamin Nicholson är biträdande rektor på Mildura Middle School och delar med sig av sina erfarenheter av hur de gick till väga när eleverna tvingades stanna hemma från skolan.

Australia has a long history of remote learning and in this episode Benjamin Nicholson, Assistant Pricipal at Mildura Primary School where he shares his experience on remote learning and the obstacles they've had during covid-19.
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Sadio Mane Wins CAF Player of the Year (8' - 16')

No Evidence of Racism Against Rudiger (16' - 33')

Tight Races in La Liga/Serie A/Bundesliga (33' - 55')

Malaga Coach Suspended (55' - 57')

NFL Playoff Preview (57' - End)

On this episode, we tackle The Nightingale, Jennifer Kent's 1800s revenge film, which serves as her followup to her breakout success, the Babadook.

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