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27 August 20265:00

Vale Dolly Parton, RIP

An unscheduled episode. Dolly Parton died this week at 80, and I sat down to talk through her journey from a one-room Tennessee cabin to global icon, the songs, the Imagination Library, and why her death has hit so many…

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The Latvian Legion

20 August 20269:00

In 1946, the Nuremberg Tribunal declared the Waffen-SS a criminal organisation. Then it carved out an exception for one group of soldiers wearing the same uniform. This episode covers the Latvian Legion, roughly eighty…

Atoms, Wind, and a Very Expensive Argument

11 August 202610:05

A four-hour grid battery in Australia now delivers power for roughly a third of the price of a new gas peaker plant. This episode breaks down the real cost numbers behind Australia's nuclear-versus-renewables debate,…

Watts the catch? Buying an EV in Australia

6 August 202610:11

Twenty-eight new car brands have entered Australia in the past five years, most of them electric. The question nobody asks at the dealership: how many will still be here in five years to honour your warranty? This…

Grey Import Gamble: How I Bought a Car From Japan

3 August 20269:29

My car was on a boat, unreachable, when the Australian Government quietly pulled it off the list of vehicles allowed into the country. This week: the full story of importing a 2023 Suzuki Spacia Custom from Japan, a…

No, Albanese Isn't Stealing Your Super

28 July 20267:04

Your super is safe. Australia isn't broke. And no, the government isn't plotting to seize your retirement savings, whatever your Facebook feed is telling you this week. This episode busts the latest superannuation panic…

Virtual Power Plants — Should You Join One

23 July 202612:21

You've got a battery. Now someone wants to pay you to let them borrow it. In the final episode of the energy series, I break down Virtual Power Plants: what they actually pay, the big myth about whether you're forced to…

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Curiosity, weaponised.

Garry Ozols hosts Look! Squirrel! the way most people scroll: too fast, too interested, no apologies. One week it’s the economics of home batteries. The next it’s why a 2024 Suzuki Spacia Custom is sitting in his driveway after a six-month fight with Japanese auction houses and Australian compliance plates.

There’s no format. There’s no lane. If something is interesting enough to make Garry stop mid-sentence and say “wait, actually—”, it becomes an episode. That’s the whole editorial process.

This isn’t a show that pretends to have a short attention span. It has a selective one. It just happens to be very good at spotting the thing worth chasing — and terrible at pretending not to be excited about it.