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Ruby My Dear

Sweet Boy

Frenchie : Vocals / Songwriting 
Charlie : Guitar / Songwriting / Production / Mixing
Photography : Jacob McFadden 

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Sweet Boy (Demo)

Sophisticated lyrics riding on a smooth reggae tinged neo-soul groove.

This Is Who I Am

TehMask

OVER THE RAINBOW- SOLO PIANO

Birds Of Prey

Part 1: Life on the wharf, and life at sea.
Ethics is something that everyone will have to deal with in their life. Like it or not, you’re going to have experiences where your ideas on right and wrong will be challenged. How will you handle them? What will you do? Should you be concerned about them if they don't directly affect you, or if you don’t know about them? 

In this special three part case study series (episodes 80, 81 and 82), I’m going to take a closer look at an industry that has recently come under media scrutiny in Australia for its treatment of animals. It’s the live… animal … export …industry. My guest in the series is Dr Lynn Simpson, a highly experienced vet who’s completed 57 voyages over 11 years, shipping Australian livestock to the other side of the world for slaughtering and processing. Many questions are raised, and despite plenty of investigation and research, there are still precious few answers on what to do with this highly controversial industry. It’s a complex story, and it involves a great deal of suffering. Is it ethical? Most of us will never see it, so…should we worry?

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80: Ethics Case Study - Australian live animal export with Dr Lynn Simpson, part 1.

Part 2 of 3: Strange events in foreign ports.
Is it wrong to respond to a tragic situation with humour? Is it insensitive to be light hearted about something you feel is unjust? What if humour is your only remaining coping mechanism, and what does that say about the situation you’re in?
This is part two of a three part case study on the ethics of the live animal export industry in Australia. To find all three episodes, you can subscribe for free to Learning Capacity on your favourite podcast app, and look for episodes 80, 81 and 82. My guest in the series is Dr Lynn Simpson, who’s sailed 57 voyages on live animal export ships over 11 years, transporting live Australian sheep and cattle to the other side of the world for slaughtering and processing. 

In this episode, Dr Simpson tells a couple of stories of what happened when she arrived at her destinations. On one level they're quite comical, but on the other hand they’re far from it. Just how far can humour go in helping people to deal with the stresses of extreme situations.

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81: Live animal export with Dr Lynn Simpson part 2 - strange events in foreign ports.

Part 3 of 3: An Industry in Crisis - Live Animal Export
Just how much do we need to know about an industry before we shut it down? How much will people tolerate before enough is enough? Is it ethical to continue industries where we know for certain, that a great deal of animal suffering is involved? And perhaps the toughest question… is it worth the money?

This is part three of a three part case study on the ethics of the live animal export industry in Australia. To find all three episodes, you can subscribe for free to Learning Capacity on your favourite podcast app, and look for episodes 80, 81 and 82. My guest in the series is Dr Lynn Simpson, who’s sailed 57 voyages on live animal export ships over 11 years, transporting live Australian sheep and cattle to the other side of the world for slaughtering and processing.

In this episode we talk about the industry here in Australia and some of the major players involved. It seems that even though there’s plenty of research and evidence to suggest that significant change is needed for improved animal welfare… the industry continues largely unchanged. It immediately raises the question of viability… is it worth the money? Or is the money worth the suffering? And if we can’t fix it, should we simply stop it?

And a warning... some listeners may find this story distressing.

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82: An industry in crisis - Live animal export with Dr Lynn Simpson part 3

Milagre Dos Peixes - Milton Nascimento
Giulia Guido - Vocals
Ivor Goldberg - Guitar, Programming
Recorded July 1988 - Golders Green, London
This recording was made using very basic equipment of the period:
Fostex 4 track cassette recorder
Yamaha QX5 sequencer
Roland TR626 drum machine
Synth - DX7 or similar
Guitars are played live
Mixed to high quality tape cassette.
Transfered to digital in 2020 and mastered by Freddy Williams

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