The Battler
The Battler, Patrick Marlborough, Straying for the MorselA podcast about Australian culture, politics and media. From Patrick Marlborough and Timwintoncellectuals.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 54 | Subscribers | Read | thebattler.substack.com |
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Ep52. Paisano Libtard
This week the f*dayeen are (finally) flying solo again, like a drone over the red sea; collecting expensive missiles from the haters as they go. They chat Clavicular getting Minutemogged; One Nation’s predator problem and the MILLENNIAL WOM...
Ep51. GrimmDogg with Michael Winkler
This week, the adl*ys chat with Michael Winkler, author of 2021’s Grimmish and the recently-published Griefdogg. Between Pat’s heavy breathing and voluminous outpourings of admiration, they chat about the stakes of aussie lit, the nature of...
Ep50. Fraction of the Toltz.
This week the fr*telli speak to Steve Toltz, whose new novel, A Rising of the Lights is out next week from Penguin. He tells them about his theories of comedy, influences from across history, and his resistance to blame the publishing indus...
Ep49 Paris Endoscopy.
This week the fr*telli talk about the strike wave lapping the shores of the island continent, from teachers to uni staff to ABC employees. They also talk about the SA election and Iran, and get caught in a spiral complaining yet again about...
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A podcast about Australian politics, media, culture and bastardry.
A yeah/nah look at culture, politics, Australia, and the drongology of everyday life, from writer, Patrick Marlborough.
An index to the Australian middlebrow, from Giacomo Bianchino.
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