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ChatterSquare S01E03: Turnbull, catharsis and scapegoating

 

In this episode, we feel a bit sorry for Malcolm Turnbull and wonder whether the electorate even cares who is leader anymore. We also discuss scapegoating and how attempts to discriminate lead to indiscriminate effects.

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Fatima MeashamFatima Measham is a Eureka Street consulting editor. She co-hosts the ChatterSquare podcast, tweets as @foomeister and blogs on Medium.


Jim McDermottJim McDermott is an American Jesuit and screenwriter.

Topic tags: Fatima Measham, Jim McDermott, Chattersquare, podcast

 

 

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