Robert Sudha Hamilton

Robert Sudha Hamilton's Podcast

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Robert Sudha Hamilton

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Latest episode

Jul 3, 2026

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Episode 29: Caveman Sports & The Mysteries Of AFL Coaching 03.07.2026

Robert Sudha Hamilton Contact sports in the guise of AFL or rugby are coming under increasing scrutiny in regard to head knocks to players. The truth is that modern human beings are not designed to crash and bash into each other at speed. We have, obviously, evolved away from the need to do so in the natural world. Survival does not call for such behaviour these days and that has long been the cas...

Episode 28: Why One Nation Is For Losers 26.06.2026

Pauline Hanson’s call for Australia to be or become a monoculture. What is behind this? What is her motivation? I have landed on the psychological reason for this, as to why someone or a group of like minded folk would want this.  Listen to Why One Nation Is For Losers to find out. Have a think about Pauline Hanson for a few minutes. She is constantly complaining about others. Asians. Muslims. Laz...

Episode 27: Did Hitler's Small Penis Cost Millions of Lives? 02.06.2026

Robert Sudha Hamilton delves into the genome revelations about Adolf Hitler and their ramifications. Scientists have revealed the genome of Adolf Hitler, the most reviled man in modern history. Hitler is likely to have had Kallmann Syndrome, which points to a micro-penis in his pants. It begs the question did Hitler’s small penis cost millions of lives? How so? The association between physical def...

Episode 26: Why Copying America Is Bad 10.05.2026

Robert Sudha Hamilton What can we learn from the current political situation in America? Further to that, what ramifications does that potentially have for Australians? There is no denying that Australia tends to follow the United States in terms of business trends and culturally to some extent. Pauline Hanson Loves Trump Australia likes to copy the US and especially those on the Right. Former PM...

Episode 24: The Language of Liquor 10.05.2026

Robert Sudha Hamilton Language of Liquor I suppose the language of liquor is an intimacy really. I mean the lady or bloke serving you in the drive-through is facilitating your recreational drug habit. Boozing is a legalised high after all.  “Mama, just killed a man.” Let me tell you about what I have seen when I have poked my head inside the vehicles carrying customers through my drive-through. Wi...

Episode 25: Who Are We Australia? 23.04.2026

Robert Sudha Hamilton Beginning with the Zombie Neoliberalism still infecting Australian governments, which results in our leaders giving away our LNG to all intents and purposes, the question must be asked WHY? So, What Does It Mean To Be Australian? I thought that it could be useful, in light of the apparent rise in the populist politics of grievance, to ask, so, what does it mean to be Australi...

Episode 24: The Language of Liquor 15.04.2026

Robert Sudha Hamilton is back in hi viz & working hard in a liquor super store. This podcast episode is a reflection on what it is like. What is the language of liquor? The language of liquor is a special dialect replete with jargon and keywords. Some customers will only give you a single word to indicate their order and look at you as if you are an idiot if you ask for more.  3 years ago we w...

Episode 23: Confessions of a Delivery Driver 30.03.2026

In this episode we delve into the saucy and sticky world of the gig economy delivery driver. I was going to call this Down and Out in a Dystopian Digital World. You know you have reached the bottom of the employment food chain when you are a gig worker couriering takeaway food to people’s homes. Of course, like everything in life, it’s not all bad. Quite a few of the receiving folk have been warml...

Episode 22: What Is The Cost Of Convenience? 17.02.2026

Big Tech has us all enmeshed in the digital world. Why? Because it is fast and convenient. But what are the costs of this convenience? Big Tech rules the billionaire class, as we all pay the cost of convenience. Ever since Steve Jobs and Bill Gates unleashed the personal computer fest upon an unsuspecting world, we have all been caught up in a race to make everything instantaneous. Over the follow...

Episode 21: Only The Wealthy Matter In Trump & Epstein's World 10.02.2026

Social Darwinism on Steroids. 'Only the wealthy matter' is the credo of President Donald J Trump, the late Jeffrey Epstein and a cast of creepy billionaires. Trump is mentioned 38, 000 times in the latest tranche of Epstein Files released. Despite this, in the deeply corrupt world of America, Trump defies  justice. The dirty deeds may bring down Princes & Lords in Britain but not in Washington...

Episode 20: Psychology of Strongman Leaders & More 21.01.2026

This episode begins with a response to Canadian PM Mark Carney's middle power speech. Especially, in comparison to Australian PM Anthony Albanese's small target strategy to dealing with Donald Trump. Authoritarianism is in the news of late. President Donald Trump is back in the White House and 76 million Americans voted for him. So, what is the psychology behind strongman leaders.? Listen & le...

Episode 19: Prince Andrew & The P Words 06.11.2025

Prince Andrew & The P Words Plus The Americanization Of Australia For those of us who have long observed the United States it has been apparent that their justice system is heavily tainted by partisanship and the power of the wealthy to avoid it. Jeffrey Epstein sex trafficked young girls for decades to the rich and famous and, yet no client has ever been held accountable for any crime. We are...

Episode 18: Gas Companies Ripping Off Aussies 03.11.2025

Gas Companies Ripping Off Aussies Gas Companies In Australia Pay Bugger All Tax  Many Australians are becoming aware that gas companies in Australia pay bugger all tax. This situation is pretty incredulous. Santos has not paid any corporate tax for 10 years, whilst it has generated revenue in excess of $50 billion. In addition, the PRRT does not raise much revenue from LPG in Australia because of...

Episode 17: The Fire Ant Diaries Excerpt Acts Of Murder 31.10.2025

The Fire Ant Diaries Excerpt Acts Of Murder The Fire Ant Diaries: A Novel about The Tradie Killer Murders by Robert Sudha Hamilton Someone is killing plumbers and plasterers and DI Saunders is leading the taskforce into these brutal murders. Fire ants are plaguing parts of SE Queensland and Team 13 are on the job, as part of the eradication program. Could these disparate elements be linked? Is the...

Episode 16: AI Why Do We Give Our Power Away? 08.10.2025

AI: Why Do We Give Our Power Away?  We are in the midst of a hype driven mania for all things AI at this time. This is not entirely unusual, as humanity has done this before. There have been fevers for all sorts of things from tulips to Facebook over the years. In this instance, however, it involves handing over agency to something called Artificial Intelligence. Stupid people like stuff that does...

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