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The tobacco industry has spent decades honing its deadly strategies to maximise its profits. Despite the well-known dangers of tobacco there are still eight million tobacco-related deaths each year.Why, decades after it’s deceptions were uncovered, is this industry still so powerful and profitable?This podcast, based on ground-breaking research by the Tobacco Control Research Group, exposes the tactics of the tobacco industry. Experts from the University of Bath and other organisations consider the progress that has been made in countering this deadly industry and what still needs to be ...

What it's all about...I was inspired to create this podcast by the current Australian government’s push for a referendum on an Indigenous voice to parliament (The Indigenous Voice). This show is about exposing the many Deadly Indigenous voices (plural) that exist between the Yes23 campaigners and the racist No voters and through conversations with a diverse range of everyday Indigenous Australians, political activists, politicians, lawyers, comedians, musicians etc we will learn why many Indigenous peoples are saying No (a progressive No) and offer alternatives to what many deem a symbolic ...

The AR-15 is a semi-automatic rifle that was first manufactured by ArmaLite in the 1950s. It is based on the AR-10 rifle, which was designed by Eugene Stoner. The AR-15 was originally designed for military use, but it has since become a popular civilian rifle. The AR-15 is a lightweight rifle that is chambered in 5.56x45mm NATO ammunition. It has a gas-operated action and a rotating bolt. The AR-15 is a popular choice for hunting, competition shooting, and self-defense. The AR-15 has been used in a number of mass shootings in the United States. In 2012, Adam Lanza used an AR-15 to kill 20 ...