Tag: The 9pm Edict

The Arch Window number 8, in which we learn what South Australians are doing, and what the rest of you are doing wrong.

The Arch Window number 7, in which the circus comes to town; whales, llamas and all.

The Arch Window number 6, in which we take to the streets and mourn the diminished state of marsupials today.

The Arch Window number 5, in which we contemplate our navels from the inside.

The Arch Window number 4, in which all is corrupted and foul, and humour finally fails us.

The Arch Window number 3, in which we enlist the aid of Michel Foucault in an attempt to understand Canberra.

The Arch Window number 2, in which Christmas descends upon us, and we descend into artistic endeavour.

The Arch Window number 1 (even though it wasn’t called that then), in which we consider the benefits of a good education and the surprise that may be occasioned by witty Tories.

I’ve started something. For some years a friend of mine, Sydney-based IT journalist and commentator (to pick just two of his many hats) Stilgherrian, has produced a podcast, The 9pm Edict. The Edict is an irregularly scheduled program of irregular length in which its host regularly berates, bemoans and bewails the state of the nation…