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The Acid Test opens a discourse into social and cultural issues of the time, bringing context and opinion to the forefront of the matter whilst at times remaining light and satirical on the topics which may be too divisive to joke about. Brady, Luke, Shaun and Brett all hail from different backgrounds, providing an entertaining discussion with varying opinions in an open panel set-up.
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On this episode, we discuss the current social and political factors of the Australian Bushfires.
On this episode, we discuss whether we would want to live until 150 years old through the use of an anti-aging pill and how we developed our work ethic through past experiences
On this episode, we discuss how texting a love interest has turned into a game and whether true crime shows glamourise the life of a serial killer.
On this episode, we discuss the prevalence of participation awards in social sport and some fun facts about past one hit wonders.
On this episode, we discuss the various forms of gambling in our lives, situations where people have become offended, and some bold predictions for the next 10-20 years.
On this episode, we discuss the idea of universal basic income being introduced into Australia, the cause for the ongoing Hong Kong protests, and whether relationships rely on both partners having different personalities.
On this episode, we discuss the effects of protesting, the stories behind our tattoos, and whether we're naturally lazy or not.
On this episode, we discuss the numerous theories that revolve around 9/11 being a conspiracy, how many people are finding themselves in credit debt, and how it's almost becoming "cool" to be depressed.
On this episode, we discuss the antics of far right politicians, whether life is better owning or renting a house, and revisit whether punishment is acceptable for children.
On this episode, we discuss how stressful planning a wedding can be, how baby boomers have an unwillingness to learn new things, and the top TV shows according to IMDB.
On this episode, we discuss some generic things about hipsters, whether shopping in person is worse than online shopping, and some facts about ghosts in other cultures.
On this episode, we discuss how social media platforms are slowing in growth, some facts about having an existential crisis & rank our favourite cuisines.
On this episode, we discuss the problems with video game addiction, the prevalence of victim blaming in our society, and the benefits of pill testing at music festivals.
On this episode, we discuss some weird conspiracies out of the USA, how hoarding can be more prevalent in people than you think, and some myths surrounding male pattern baldness.
On this episode, we discuss why is it that we can be so mean to our own friends, the problems with maintaining a work/life balance & whether we take the idea of social influencers seriously.
On this episode, we discuss how identity theft is more prevalent than it has ever been, the problem with the media identifying people as terrorists, and some weird cultural superstitions from around the globe.
On this episode, we discuss whether social media has caused kids to become disconnected from society, the impacts of social smoking on your body, and whether you should chase your dream career or whatever you seem to be good at.
In this episode, we discuss the whether our horoscopes match our personalities, the issues that surround gentrification, and what exactly are industry plants?
On this episode, we discuss some fascinating facts about space, the problem of violence within society, and whether sports stars should be looking to be positive role models.
On this episode, we talk about the differences between expensive and inexpensive wine, the problems with sex work and how rock music is becoming less pop and more underground.
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