Fascist disrupts opening of Sydney Harbour Bridge
Comedian's Guide to True Crime
Release Date: 08/04/2022
Comedians Guide to True Crime ep3 - The Mysterious Disappearance of Frederick Valentich
Comedian's Guide to True Crime
Join our hilarious hosts, Peter James, Sian Smyth, Kara Robinson, and Shayne Hunter, as they dive into the enigmatic case of Frederick Valentich, an Australian pilot who vanished without a trace during a training flight in 1978. In this episode, they'll explore Valentich's background, his fascination with UFOs, and the bizarre circumstances surrounding his final moments in communication with air traffic control. With their unique blend of humor and insight, our hosts will also discuss various theories surrounding his disappearance, from extraterrestrial abduction to staged vanishing acts. Tune...
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Russell Street bombing - Comedian's Guide to True Crime
Comedian's Guide to True Crime
Description: Welcome to Comedian's Guide to True Crime, a true crime comedy podcast that aims to explore complex and sensitive topics while with a focus on psychology. In this episode, comedians Shayne Hunter, Angus Gordon, Greg Sullivan, and Sian Smyth discuss the Russell Street Bombing and the criminals behind it. We approach the subject matter with respect and empathy towards the victims and their families. Our podcast's primary goal is to provide an artistic exploration of the ideas surrounding true crime cases without belittling or mocking the victims involved. By blending humor with...
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Fascist disrupts opening of Sydney Harbour Bridge
Comedian's Guide to True Crime
Comedians discuss the closest Australia has ever come to a civil war, during the great depression when progressive NSW leader, Jack Lang was disrupted by ultra-conservative activist Francis Edward De Groot, at the official opening of the Sydney Habour Bridge. This was an era in Australia's history where there were often street battles between far rightwing activists and leftists of all varieties.
info_outlineComedians discuss the closest Australia has ever come to a civil war, during the great depression when progressive NSW leader, Jack Lang was disrupted by ultra-conservative activist Francis Edward De Groot, at the official opening of the Sydney Habour Bridge.
This was an era in Australia's history where there were often street battles between far rightwing activists and leftists of all varieties.