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Serious Danger is a podcast about our broken political system and its greatest threat: the Greens. Join traitorous SJWs Emerald Moon and Tom Ballard as they discuss the #auspol news of the week, chat to key figures from the left movement, and talk about how to win a future for all of us. This is NOT an official Greens party podcast, but it IS the official podcast of trying to not go insane while e... more

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New theme song! Tom is joined by guest host, Greens candidate and activist, Hannah Thomas! First, an update on her health and the legal proceedings following her assault by a police officer during a pro-Palestinian protest (2:48). Then, Rising Tide i... more

Pauline’s back with another attempt to woo MAGA, aka a burqa for a berko. Tom is joined by guest host Osman Faruqi, as he prepares to present Lamestream’s Ls of the Year Awards. First up, the Greens have agreed to pass the Environment Protection Refo... more

In this sample of the new bonus episode for Patreon subscribers, Emerald is back! And joined by Tom to meet Sean Kelly, former Labor staffer and current journalist, to discuss his new Quarterly Essay, “The Good Fight: What Does Labor Stand For?” Are ... more

The Griff needs your help! Tom is joined by returning favourite Amy Remeikis, one of the few good journalists. First up a bit of Trump Epstein emails chat as a little treat (8:40). Then, the Coalition dumped net zero and all it does is provide cover ... more

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Recent Guests

Sarah Hanson-Young
South Australian Senator and Greens Party spokesperson for Environment and Water
Greens Party
Episode: 202: Sarah Hanson-Young on the net zero morality of the dead fishes in government
Konrad Benjamin
Punter's Politics commentator and former economics teacher.
Punter's Politics
Episode: 201: Punter’s Politics on Mamdani & how lobbyists own Australia
Wil Anderson
Australian comedian and podcaster
Episode: 200: Live in Melbourne ft. Wil Anderson
Greg Jericho
Former public servant and chief of economics at the Australia Institute
The Guardian
Episode: 198: Greg Jericho on Gaza, superannuation & how he got here
Shane Rattenbury
Leader of the ACT Greens and spokesperson on housing, climate change, and justice.
ACT Greens
Episode: 196: The state of the territory ft. Shane Rattenbury, ACT Greens leader
Scott Ludlam
Former Australian Senator and prominent figure in the Greens party
Greens Party of Australia
Episode: Bonus: Inside the Greens #10: Christine Milne’s overhaul & Scott Ludlam’s arrival (Teaser)
Paddy Manning
Journalist and writer with a focus on Australian politics
Episode: Bonus: Inside the Greens #10: Christine Milne’s overhaul & Scott Ludlam’s arrival (Teaser)
Abigail Boyd
Member of the Legislative Council for the New South Wales Greens
New South Wales Greens
Episode: 195: Albo’s Trump selfie & ‘the state’ of NSW ft. Abigail Boyd, MLC
Asta Hill
Newly elected mayor of Alice Springs and former Greens candidate
Greens
Episode: 193: Asta and Adam’s new jobs & some big news

Hosts

Tom Ballard
Co-host and comedian known for his sharp sense of humor and incisive political commentary.
Emerald Moon
Co-host known for her insightful analyses and engaging discussions on environmental and political issues.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 725 ratings
  • Great insight into greens policy

    Five stars even though Emerald thinks the Patreons aren’t attractive

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Andrewjrichards
    Australia7 months ago
  • happy i randomly found the podcast i needed

    perfect for digesting politics i’m passionate about while cleaning out my room. thanks guys <3

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jeongyeons
    Australia7 months ago
  • Yeah, its good

    Its not more complicated than that

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Menulog is terrible
    Australia9 months ago
  • So interesting

    Love thus podcast and chats about important topics. What about Mandy Nolan greens candidate for Richmond ? She’s making history 👏👏

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Kerri Gold Coast
    Australia9 months ago
  • Dangerously Delightful

    Emerald & Tom are wonderfully entertaining cohosts whilst talking over serious issues.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Thomas Parkes
    Australiaa year ago

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The podcast is celebrated as a significant platform for progressive voices and fresh perspectives on current affairs in Australia.
The content resonates heavily with those who identify with leftist movements, often leading to recommendations as essential listening for politically engaged individuals.
Listeners appreciate the insightful analysis of Australian politics and the dynamic, entertaining discussions between the hosts.
Many enjoy the blend of humor and serious political discourse, making complex topics feel more accessible and engaging.

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203: Amy Remeikis on why Labor gets away with being worse than LNP
Q: How does the Labor Party's policy on developing the environment compare to the previous Liberal government?
Remeikis critiques the Labor government for mimicking the ineffective environmental policies of the past Liberal government, asserting that while they position themselves as the more sensible option, they are enacting policies that still benefit the mining and fossil fuel industries.
203: Amy Remeikis on why Labor gets away with being worse than LNP
Q: What do you think about the current state of political discourse on climate change in Australia?
Remeikis suggests that the public has shifted perceptively to accept climate change as real, and any political stance questioning this is now seen as untenable, indicating a generational shift in awareness about climate issues.
201: Punter’s Politics on Mamdani & how lobbyists own Australia
Q: What did you make of Zohran Mamdami's win?
Konrad expresses hope, noting it showcases that populist leftist economics can succeed with the right energy.
201: Punter’s Politics on Mamdani & how lobbyists own Australia
Q: How do you summarize the general Punter's Politics vibes?
Konrad describes his work as making politics simpler for everyday people and shedding light on important issues.
200: Live in Melbourne ft. Wil Anderson
Q: Do you have a hot take on the Joy Division T-shirt, Wil?
Wil expresses that he feels empathy for Albanese as they share a generational love for band t-shirts, while humorously lamenting the cultural backlash.

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Exploring the intricacies of Australian politics, this podcast critically addresses current events and the effectiveness of government policies, particularly scrutinizing the role of the Greens Party. Hosts provide insightful analysis and debate, frequently engaging with notable figures from the left to discuss pressing issues like climate change, electoral strategies, and social justice. The tone often blends serious political critique with humor, aiming to make political discourse more accessible and relevant to everyday listeners. Noteworthy is the hosts' commitment to offering a platform that galvanizes action and involvement among progressive audiences, making it a unique voice in the landscape of political commentary.

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1. Sarah Hanson-Young
2. Konrad Benjamin
3. Wil Anderson
4. Greg Jericho
5. Shane Rattenbury
6. Scott Ludlam
7. Paddy Manning
8. Abigail Boyd

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