James Morgan
Old Everald and Young James talk Politics
Everald Compton and James Morgan show that a gap in generations is no barrier to coming to the table and fixing the big issues!
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4 de jul de 2026
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Episódios
A House Divided (Episode 5) 31.07.2021 28:57
Everald Compton and James Morgan talk about the limitations that give the states power to go off on their own in the fight against the novel coronavirus, and give some suggestions as to what could be better done to make the fight fairer to all who are struggling with the lockdowns.
Now Stopping at Gladstone (Episode 4) 24.07.2021 29:52
Everald Compton and James Morgan talk about the need for inland rail on the eastern seaboard and Everald's efforts to get it done, the Olympics, Brisbane 2032 and if the tide is shifting against Scott Morrison
Everything Other Than COVID (Episode 3) 17.07.2021 27:07
Everald Compton and James Morgan talk about some rumours, the Olympics, factions in the LNP and Everald's work to get Voluntary Assisted Dying legislation on the table in QLD
Class Warfare (Episode 2) 10.07.2021 32:27
Everald Compton and James Morgan talk about the difference in responses from the NSW Government when Covid hit wealthy Bondi vs South West Sydney, the withdraw of troops from Afghanistan, Scott Morrison and Wimbledon
Seeing Red (Episode 1) 03.07.2021 15:46
Everald Compton and James Morgan talk about the 100 year anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party plus what Anthony Albanese has to do to challenge at the next election (spoilers: it's not what he's doing now!) in the very first episode of Old Everald and Young James Talk Politics
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