Phones that can’t make calls. Apps that don’t work. Food that somehow rots faster than it should. Why does everything feel like it's not quite right?
This episode dives headfirst into the absurdity of right now—tech fails, overpriced produce, and Australia’s quiet luxury obsession (spoiler: it’s just capitalism with better PR).
We're unpacking why “convenience” is really just chaos, why nothing feels built to last, and how we’re all trying to hold it together in a world that’s falling apart. Plus, I’m talking about community (or the lack of it), the hidden costs of progress, and why it’s time to stop waiting for systems to change and just fix what’s right in front of us.
I'm talking to my friend Aurelia Sinclair (@aureliadotcom) a comedian, podcaster, and writer based in Narm (Melbourne). Co-host of Pop Gay.
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TIMESTAMPS
00:00 mercury retrograde got me 00:19 synchronicity of delays on patreon 01:16 organic markets (hot) 01:33 Australia is quiet luxury 05:16 hydration is vintage 08:08 what's wrong with the food 14:00 colonial Australia 26:22 growing up jehovah's witness 35:59 practical changes 43:33 your neighbours hate you 52:04 see you on patreon
