In The Shed with Ando, Clarky 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 with Ando, Clarky & Gilly
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In The Shed with Ando, Clarky 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.
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Recent Episodes

July 13, 2026
Episode 70 – Culture Wars, Class Wars & Who Really Holds the Power?
<p>This week on <strong>In The Shed</strong>, Mick and Chris pull apart the headlines and ask a simple question: <strong>who benefits when working people are kept divided?</strong></p><p>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.</p><p>The discussion explores:</p><ul><li>The growing concentration of wealth and its impact on democracy.</li><li>Culture wars versus class politics.</li><li>International conflicts, imperialism and media narratives.</li><li>Australia's role on the world stage.</li><li>The Ben Roberts-Smith case and what it says about nationalism and accountability.</li><li>Why working people have more in common with each other than they do with the billionaire class.</li></ul><p>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.</p><p>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.</p><p><strong>Like, follow and share </strong><strong>In The Shed</strong><strong> to help more workers find the podcast</strong></p>

June 8, 2026
Episode 69, Budgets, Going on strike, and the Class War
<p>Episode 69 – Dinner For Two</p><p>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.</p><p>The discussion covers:</p><p>• Electrical contracting disputes and industrial action<br>• ETU WA surpassing 7,000 members<br>• The future of Liberty Bell Bay and strategic manufacturing<br>• Housing affordability and the impact of negative gearing<br>• Capital gains tax reform<br>• Immigration myths versus housing market realities<br>• The "dole bludger" narrative and investor welfare<br>• Tasmania's budget and public sector cuts<br>• Why Nordic countries consistently achieve better social outcomes<br>• Public services, productivity and government investment</p><p>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.</p><p>A wide-ranging discussion about power, politics, housing, public services and the future of working-class Australia.</p><p>Workers create the wealth. The question is who gets to keep it?</p><p>#InTheShedPodcast</p>

April 13, 2026
Episode 68
<p>Episode 68 of In The Shed is a big one.</p><p>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”.</p><p>We explain:</p><p>• Why workers at BHP and Rio Tinto are organising<br>• How protected industrial action actually works<br>• Why mining companies are terrified of unions<br>• Why Australia gives away its gas and resources while ordinary people struggle<br>• Why taxing giant gas exporters could pay for housing, health and education</p><p>If you are sick of billionaires, lobbyists and politicians telling workers to tighten their belts while profits explode, this episode is for you.</p><p>#InTheShedPodcast #UnionStrong #Pilbara #BHP #RioTinto #GasExports #AusPolitics #WorkingClass #Solidarity</p>
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