Trump's War Unleashes a New Catastrophe, Confecting an AFL Drama, and the Media Unlearns its Lessons
Trump’s war threatens what’s left of the global order, the media won’t call Lebanon an invasion, and a confected AFL row.
Trump’s war threatens what’s left of the global order, the media won’t call Lebanon an invasion, and a confected AFL row.
What’s missing from the war coverage, from Lebanon to a strike on an Iranian school, and Dennis Richardson quits the Royal Commission.
As the war on Iran spirals into a global catastrophe, Os and Scott look at Anthony Albanese's decision to commit Australia's military to the conflict.
In this special episode, Os and Scott discuss the hugely significant and likely catastrophic consequences of Trump and Israel's war on Iran.
Os and Scott watched Karl Stefanovic's hour-long interview with Anthony Albanese so you didn't have to and they look at the disruptive impact Pauline Hanson and One Nation are already having on our political system.
Scott and Os start the show by discussing why As about the Epstein story. They break down exactly what he is being investigated for, how the story has been covered, and how the Epstein files continue to reveal more and more about corrupt, shadowy networks of power.
Os and Scott unpack how Pauline Hanson has been able to dominate the news and political conversation for the past week, all by going on Sky News and denigrating Muslims.
Os and Scott discuss their latest exclusive reporting on Jeffrey Epstein. Next, they discuss how Australia's media has given Israel's President Isaac Herzog the red carpet treatment and how they found out about his unannounced trip to Parliament House.
Os and Scott open the show by discussing their exclusive story on Kevin Rudd and Jeffrey Epstein published this week.
Os and Scott dive into the growing political and community backlash to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's decision to invite Israel's President Isaac Herzog to Australia.
Os and Scott talk about the muted media and political response to open displays of white nationalism and anti-Semitism at this week's March for Australia rallies. They also look at why an attempted bombing of the Perth Invasion Day protest hasn't been declared a terrorist incident.
Os and Scott are back with the first episode of 2026. They begin by sharing what they got up too over summer and the plans to make Lamestream bigger and better this year.
Os and Scott break down Parliament's rushed, late-night session this week that saw the passage of new laws cracking down on free speech and the potential criminalisation of anyone who critiques Israel.
Os and Scott are back with the first episode of 2026. They begin by sharing what they got up too over summer and the plans to make Lamestream bigger and better this year.
In their final regular episode for the year, Os and Scott discuss the aftermath of the Bondi shooting and how the media has united in an attempt to blame Anthony Albanese and push forward controversial plans that would restrict criticism of the Israeli government.
In this special episode, Os and Scott discuss the Bondi terror attack and the media and political reaction.