Garry.Ozols
Look! Squirrel!
Look! Squirrel! is the podcast for people who think in tangents — and aren't sorry about it. Host Garry Ozols follows whatever's caught his attention this week: a fascinating person worth interviewing, a topic that deserves a deeper dive, a social issue that needs calling out, or something that just wandered into his brain and refused to leave. No fixed format. No single genre. Just genuine curiosity, honest conversation, and the occasional sharp left turn. If your mind has ever started one thought and finished somewhere completely different — pull up a chair. You're among friends.
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Latest episode
Jul 10, 2026
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Episodes
Should I get a Solar Battery 10.07.2026 17:16
Episode 2 — "Should You Get a Home Battery?" Last episode was about free midday power. This one's about what happens if you can store it and use it at night. In episode two of the energy series on Look! Squirrel! , I go state by state, NSW, SA, WA, Tasmania, the NT, because the honest answer to "should I get a battery?" depends a lot on where you live. The federal rebate. T...
Solar Sharer, Free Power 04.07.2026 7:27
Free Power — What Australia Just Did That the Rest of the World Should Be Watching Starting July 1, millions of Australian households get three hours of completely free electricity every day. No solar panels required, just a smart meter and an opt-in. Garry unpacks the Solar Sharer scheme: why it exists, the grid problem it's actually solving, who wins and who doesn't, and why a country giving awa...
Your attention span is selective, not short 25.06.2026 3:40
An Introduction. No fixed topic. No apologies. Just wherever curiosity leads this week. Interviews, commentary, rants, and tangents — hosted by Garry Ozols.
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