What's in the bush: Recent Episodes
Fraser Darcy & GuangYi Zhou
Driven by their curiosity and their distaste of small talk, these two mates from different states quit beating around the bush and get down to business (in a light hearted way). They discuss with each other issues in sport, politics, news, life in general, typical employment saga’s and any other things that affect an average Jane or Joe. Maybe you’ll agree with them or maybe you won’t. Maybe you’ll learn something, or maybe you won’t. So, stop beating around this description, click on the podcast and start listening to What’s in the bush!
China is lifting its most severe Covid policies - including forcing people into quarantine camps - just a week after landmark protests against the strict controls. Why did China want to stick with Covid Zero policy at the beginning, and what pushed them to “live with the virus” like the rest of the world?
Brett Robinson and Sinead Diver have broken Australia's long-standing marathon records within hours of each other. The previous Australian men's marathon record has been held by Rob de Castella since winning the Boston Marathon in 1986. It took us 36 years to see a new one. Why did it take so long?
Watching the World Cup 2022, and thinking why some team with really good players don't perform as we expected. What is the reason behind that? What would we call as "Good team chemistry"?
When we start our career, we start to think about how to be a successful person and how to be someone different. Do we really have control of our own life? Is there a way leading us to success?