Opposable Digits
An irregular show about the numbers that make us argue. Written and produced by Justin McArthur. For more great podcasts, visit pzinner.com.au.
Episodes
On today's episode of Opposable Digits – it's Adelaide Fringe season! But what does that actually mean for artists, tourists, business owners, and the population of Adelaide?
Joining me on the show to discuss all things Fringe is our first guest on Opposable Digits: Emma Dignon, local government marketing/comms expert and host of the Fringe Benefits podcast.
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On today's episode of Opposable Digits: The mass shooting in Bondi in December 2025, the Australian media response in the immediate aftermath of that shooting, and how we might combat antisemitism in Australia without silencing criticisms of Israel.
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On today's Opposable Digits: Donald Trump's 'Liberation Day' tariffs. From the worst stock market crashes since the COVID pandemic, to speculation that the trade formulas themselves were written by ChatGPT, to wild allegations about Australian beef imports – I'm going to crack open these tariffs and figure out exactly what's going on.
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On today's Opposable Digits: How many houses does the average politician own? Why do the Liberal Party want to save bulk billing? And how will Cyclone Alfred affect the next election?
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Written and produced by Justin McArthur. Full video version of this episode ov...
PILOT: Hi! Justin here. This is the pilot episode of Opposable Digits – my new show about the numbers that make us argue. Believe it or not, this is the first show I've hosted solo, so I'd love to hear your feedback on how it goes.
I can't think of a better or worse way to start this show than with the election of Donald Trump for a second term as US President. Nothing better for the show, because it gives us some good stati...
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