Binge Thinking Caspar Roxburgh: Navigating this millennial life crisis

Caspar speaks with online entrpreneur Jaryd Krause about how he quit plumbing and started buying online businesses.

Caspar speaks with 29 year old Young Workers Centre Director Felicity Sowerbutts about the successful campaign to make Wage Theft a crime. After growing up in the UK and moving to Australia as a young politics graduate, Felicity worked retail jobs, internships and slugged away until finding herself working with the Victorian Trades Hall Council just as they created a dedicated legal service and hotline for youth workers - The Young Workers Centre. After initial surveys found rampant underpayments and seeing that there was no proper punishment for willfully underpaying or denying minimum entitlements to workers, the Young Workers Centre renamed underpayment "Wage Theft" and successfully campaigned for it to become a crime in the state of Victoria. Aside from discussing this remarkable campaign, Caspar and Felicity discussed the plight of young workers in the covid-era, the ways young workers can address issues in their workplace and the importance in empowering people to transform their lives.

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Caspar speaks with young upstart theatre producers Amy Johnson and Nathan Alexander about how they started Australia's best immersive psychological mindbending theatre company Realscape Productions. The two discuss meeting while Nathan was working on a live zombie apocalypse show in London, how they decided to merge business and theatre and why we should reimagine the artform beyond "plays" and "musicals". They share how they first got started with their collaboration with Darkfield UK and the shipping container blackout show Seance, what it felt like winning awards at the Adelaide Fringe, the challenges in the industry during the covid era, and their newest covid-radio show "Double" - an official selection for the 2020 Venice Film Festiva!!

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Caspar speaks with our legal and Melbourne political correspondent Chris Orchard about the second wave of coronavirus enveloping Melbourne, life under lockdown, and how the government suppression strategy is likely to pan out.

In this episode, we bring you Caspar's conversation with 29 year old Refugee Research and Policy Analyst Dr Jaz Dawson. In the podcast they discuss the broad legal landscape of refugee law globally, how refugee resettlement is currently practiced in various countries and the option of using skilled migration programs for resettlement. Produced and edited by Nina Roxburgh and featuring music by Big Gigantic.

Come binge thinking with 28 year old criminal defence lawyer Nikhil Sood as he shares growing up in New Zealand with an Indian background, failing at school before finding his direction, working at the United Nations during the trump era, and how he landed in criminal law defending vioent criminals.