In The Shed Podcast

In The Shed with Ando, Clarky & Gilly is encouraging debate and independent thinking about the current political & social climate, with the aim of equality for all becoming the driving force that directs our nation forward into the future.

In The Shed Podcast is a news podcast hosted by In The Shed, with 72 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode 70 – Culture Wars, Class Wars & Who Really Holds the Power?

  Jul 13, 20261h 15m

  This week on In The Shed , Mick and Chris pull apart the headlines and ask a simple question: who benefits when working people are kept divided? From the Epstein files controversy and the politics surrounding wealth and power, to Cuba, Gaza, Ben Roberts-Smith, Australia's never-ending culture wars and the influence of billionaires over politics, the conversation examines the stories dominating the news and the interests driving them. The discussion explores: The growing concentration of wealth and its impact on democracy. Culture wars versus class politics. International conflicts, imperialism and media narratives. Australia's role on the world stage. The Ben Roberts-Smith case and what it says about nationalism and accountability. Why working people have more in common with each other than they do with the billionaire class. As always, Mick and Chris don't pretend to have all the answers—but they aren't afraid to ask difficult questions, challenge mainstream narratives and have the conversations many others avoid. If you enjoy straight-talking discussions about politics, economics, unions and current events from a working-class perspective, Episode 70 is one you won't want to miss. Like, follow and share In The Shed to help more workers find the podcast

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  Episode 69, Budgets, Going on strike, and the Class War

  Jun 8, 20261h 11m

  Episode 69 – Dinner For Two Chris and Mick are back in the shed discussing everything from strikes and bargaining disputes to housing affordability, tax reform, public ownership and Tasmania's State Budget. The discussion covers: • Electrical contracting disputes and industrial action • ETU WA surpassing 7,000 members • The future of Liberty Bell Bay and strategic manufacturing • Housing affordability and the impact of negative gearing • Capital gains tax reform • Immigration myths versus housing market realities • The "dole bludger" narrative and investor welfare • Tasmania's budget and public sector cuts • Why Nordic countries consistently achieve better social outcomes • Public services, productivity and government investment Joining the conversation is Danny McCormick, who helps break down debt, government spending and why many of the assumptions Australians hold about economics don't match the evidence. A wide-ranging discussion about power, politics, housing, public services and the future of working-class Australia. Workers create the wealth. The question is who gets to keep it? #InTheShedPodcast

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  Episode 68

  Apr 13, 20262h 36m

  Episode 68 of In The Shed is a big one. Mick and Chris take on the mining lobby, the anti-union hysteria around ETU organising in the Pilbara, and the nonsense being pushed by politicians and commentators who reckon workers asking for fair pay is somehow “wrecking the economy”. We explain: • Why workers at BHP and Rio Tinto are organising • How protected industrial action actually works • Why mining companies are terrified of unions • Why Australia gives away its gas and resources while ordinary people struggle • Why taxing giant gas exporters could pay for housing, health and education If you are sick of billionaires, lobbyists and politicians telling workers to tighten their belts while profits explode, this episode is for you. #InTheShedPodcast #UnionStrong #Pilbara #BHP #RioTinto #GasExports #AusPolitics #WorkingClass #Solidarity

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  Episode 67 – War, Propaganda & Who Really Pays

  Mar 21, 20261h 7m

  In this episode, Mick and Chris take on the latest escalation in the Middle East and the narratives being pushed around it. From “it’s not a war” messaging to AI-generated misinformation flooding social media, they unpack how propaganda is shaping public perception in real time. The discussion digs into: The long history of Western intervention and its outcomes The economic interests sitting behind global conflict The role of media, AI, and political messaging Why working-class people always bear the cost This episode doesn’t pretend to have all the answers—but it does challenge the narratives and calls out the patterns. No war but class war.

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  Episode 66 – Power, Politics and the Billionaire Class

  Mar 8, 202658 min

  In this episode Mick and Chris tackle some of the biggest political flashpoints dominating headlines right now. The conversation starts with Australia’s new hate speech laws and the growing concern about how criticism of governments, movements, and political ideologies could be criminalised. From there the discussion moves into the politics surrounding Israel, Zionism, protest movements, and the idea of “social cohesion.” The boys examine how quickly political narratives can shift — and who benefits when they do. They also break down: The role of media in shaping public opinion The rise of Pauline Hanson–style populist politics Why culture wars distract from economic inequality The power of billionaires in modern politics And what the Epstein files reveal about elite networks and accountability At its core, Episode 66 asks a simple question: Is the real political divide left vs right — or top vs bottom? Raw, unfiltered, and exactly the kind of conversation you’d expect In The Shed .

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