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Sep 16, 2026

Toby WilliamsGUEST
10:42
And actually showing, it's a really good opportunity to show what we actually do, why we do it and how we do it.
Toby WilliamsGUEST
10:48
Often we see, you know, a Greenpeace or, you know, some of these eco guys, their perceptions of the worst cases you can see.
Toby WilliamsGUEST
10:57
We don't showcase the great things.
Toby WilliamsGUEST
10:59
We see it a little bit in Balanced Farm Environment Awards, but they don't get the kudos and the coverage they really deserve on a national scale.
AlexHOST
0:29
In Nantaburi, a woman is pursuing a case after a violent confrontation with her lawyer neighbor.
AlexHOST
0:34
Also, a major protest involving Greenpeace broke out against Thailand's continuing investment in fossil fuels.
AlexHOST
0:40
And a little later, a singer in Lampang is facing legal troubles after a performance parodying the now infamous ex-monk.
AlexHOST
0:47
Of course, the one responsible for some embezzlement, some other sexy crimes.

14 MINS LATER

AlexHOST
14:57
Fair enough.
AlexHOST
14:58
Our next story is a protest, guys.
AlexHOST
15:00
We are talking Greenpeace and gas tech.
AlexHOST
15:04
So some gas tech protesters have challenged Thailand's continued investment in natural gas.
Iain BurnsHOST
96:47
Yeah, they, um, they fought and killed and were killed by those same people that we were just talking about that had gone to flirt with the First Nations to try and, I don't know, maybe subvert the federal or provincial governments, something like that.
Jim CsekHOST
97:08
1971 this day, Greenpeace is founded in Vancouver, of all places, from the Don't Make a Wave committee, a small protest voyage.
Jim CsekHOST
97:16
Remember when Greenpeace was just, you know, those guys in, like, rubber rafts and, you know, banging on ships and stuff like that?
Iain BurnsHOST
97:22
[laughs] They didn't like whaling, did they?
Jim CsekHOST
97:25
No.
Martin HillGUEST
34:58
You know, we'd had all the...
Martin HillGUEST
35:02
Images from Greenpeace of the dying animals and the slaughter of this and the devastation of that and the rainforest and the polar bears.
Martin HillGUEST
35:10
We've all seen that.
Martin HillGUEST
35:12
And people just turned off.
Lana SearleHOST
32:14
I'll be mean about this particular thing.
Simon BarnettHOST
32:15
Greenpeace have got to be right up there.
Lana SearleHOST
32:18
Are you still getting them from Greenpeace?
Simon BarnettHOST
32:19
Yeah.
Lana SearleHOST
32:20
Mine's Westpac.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
27:26
So they'll say hey, we got 10,000 comments.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
27:30
9,900 of them were postcards generated by some interest group like Greenpeace.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
27:37
Dave.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
27:38
Yep.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
29:17
Right? If the proposed rule was, we're going to not regulate AI at all, and the final rule is, we're seizing all the labs, that's not a logical outgrowth from the proposal.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
29:27
Dave, maybe one thing that I think is worth spelling out for our listeners is that this isn't just a tool that's used by.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
29:35
I think the examples you've given so far by chance happen to be more like Greenpeace and things like that.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
29:41
They're actually used by both sides, right? So for example the sort of gun the pro-gun rights lobby has used the APA in a bunch of instances to overturn a bunch of Biden era gun restrictions on things like pistol braces and things like that whether or not it's neutral in terms of which side it favors is probably a more complicated question but it's certainly a tool that is really used by all sides in political debates.
Matty HaleyGUEST
29:59
First on the docket, we have Google.com Day, so there you go.
Matty HaleyGUEST
30:03
Greenpeace-
Big Joe DubinHOST
30:04
Is this the birth of Google?
Matty HaleyGUEST
30:05
I believe so, September 15th.
Melissa HartHOST
3:57
Now in the Just for Fun department, today is World Afro Day.
Melissa HartHOST
4:02
It's also Greenpeace Day, International Dot Day, National Online Learning Day, National Felt Hat Day, and the food for today is National Cheese Toast Day and National Double Cheeseburger Day.
Melissa HartHOST
4:18
There you go.
Melissa HartHOST
4:18
That's what's happening on this Tuesday, September 15th, 2026.
Kevin FlynnHOST
11:41
Thank you for doing what you do.
Kevin FlynnHOST
11:43
Greenpeace Day.
Kevin FlynnHOST
11:44
Do they even matter anymore, really? And National Felt Hat Day today, the fedoras and all that.
Kevin FlynnHOST
11:51
So there's reasons to celebrate today.
Zack OwenHOST
34:05
All right.
Zack OwenHOST
34:06
Greenpeace Day.
Zack OwenHOST
34:08
National Cheese Toast Day.
Zack OwenHOST
34:11
Wow.

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