curfews

Anthony Albanese calls a 12-month inquiry that won’t examine curfews, school shutdowns, padlocked playgrounds or Premiers. Why not? 

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This episode of The Front is presented by Claire Harvey, produced by Kristen Amiet, and edited by Tiffany Dimmack. The multimedia editor is Lia Tsamoglou, and original music composed by Jasper Leak.

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Anthony Albanese calls a 12-month inquiry that won’t examine curfews, school shutdowns, padlocked playgrounds or Premiers. Why not? 

Find out more about The Front podcast here and read about this story and more on The Australian's website or search for The Australian in your app store.

This episode of The Front is presented by Claire Harvey, produced by Kristen Amiet, and edited by Tiffany Dimmack. The multimedia editor is Lia Tsamoglou, and original music composed by Jasper Leak.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Food for the savage heart.

Reading of a poem by Hafiz called, Curfews an excerpt from his book  of poetry called The Gift, Poems by Hafiz the Sufi Master, translated by Daniel Ladinsky. 

Kolkata-in-the-distance Pixabay music by Razorbackgfx

The Riff aspect of these postings can be found on the blog AlltheDifferentWays where the composed thoughts and multimedia responses to these poems are posted. Thank you for listening.       

The Riff aspect of these postings can be found on the blog allthedifferentways.com where I've composed thoughts and multimedia responses to these poems are posted. Thank you for listening.

0:00 - We are clearly drunk

1:30 - Doc intro

5:00 - When I was 6 playin wit sticks

9:20 - Terry has a poor choice of vocabulary

10:30 - “This fuckin tool!”

11:20 - Why were we wearing book bags in packed  parties. “I wore skinny jeans so I had no choice.”

13:40 - “Nothing  weird  I just had a curfew!”

14:20 - “why’d u get kicked outta college?”

16:00 - back in the days, Chevy Lumina days.

18:00 - “I touched that mf but I thought it was weird”

19:10 - Ethiopia did not approve

20:15 “They was gone KILL Reezy”

23:00 - The Unstable Club Scene of 2021

25:00 - Stop punishing the all white ones

28:20 - You Eat Turkey Burgers 

30:00 - This man eats pizza without cheese

31:00 - McNuggets changed my life

35:00 - Fast Food Wars

38:00 - splitting a White Castle burger?!?!  STRUGGLE MEALS

40:00 - Sliced bread and milk

41:00 - Kenny had us eating hot miracle whip sandwiches

43:20 - I think Joe (You  Netflix)  brings out the creep in all of us

47:00- Fuck, marry, Kill ( Joes Love Interest from You on Netflix)

54:00 - With great power comes great responsibility

56:40 - “Yeah he was stalking her or whatever.”

57:40 - She made this fool fix her bed after she had sex with  a tinder nigga

59:00 - What are these niggas doin in Brentwood?

1:01 - The Antivaxxers

1:04 - The Chicago Bulls are back

1:06 - Outro

I part two of our "Perspectives" series we're asking Madison's thoughts on another set of interesting questions. This week we'll talk about parenting, relationships and technology related questions. 

In our first segment we'll get her perspectives on fathers taking paternity leave, should companies market to children, whether or not there's too much of an attitude of entitlement in today's youth and more.

Our second segment will find out of age matters in relationships, is it ok for girls to ask out boys, can you just be friends after breaking up with someone, whether it's ok to date the ex-partner of you friend and more.

We'll wrap up with technology when we find out if we're too dependent on computers, are cell phones dangerous, is technology a convenience or a burden, is technology a threat to privacy and more.

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