Geoff Ebbs uses Twiggy Forrest and Barnaby Joyce, in their respective cow paddocks, to tell the truth on greenhouse gas emission. “Always an instant conversation killer,” Geoff says. An irreverent overview of the topic, Geoff… Men with cows
So, 502 years ago in Technotitlan (now known as Mexico City) Cortes met Montezuma in a major episode of the European conquest of the globe with the pope’s blessing in the form of the Doctrine… Cortes & Montezuma
The week’s blazer of glory is hand me down clothes. The other extreme to Henry’s bejewelled manhood. Some of you have great experiences of cool elder siblings that bought their first pair of Doc Martens… Hand-me-down, Boomer
White Australians struggling with approaches to justice for First Nations people might consider a Radical Republic, writes Geoff Ebbs. The coincidence of the Queens Birthday long weekend and the Black Lives Matter rallies encouraged me… Out with the Sax-Coburg-Gotha
The blazer of glory. A blast from the past. A nod to Fashion on Fashion by Dad, Fashion gone wrong, Design out of control, Costume with attitude enough to put the world off kilter. You… The Mirror and the Light
So Man’s red flower has the power. That is the theme of this, the first episode of Fashion By Dad The episode is on Fire. I mean, yes, the episode is on fire, I’m hot,… The Coming of the End of the Age of Fire
I mentioned earlier that my nineteenth century family were Rechabites and pyromaniacs. They were farmers also and while not religiously opposed to mechanical devices, owned none. There was no electricity in the house, the cows… A barrel of powder: The power of the flower
Fire. The first of four elemental themes. Fire, and Air, Water, Earth. The first four themes of Fashion by Dad. “What is the Law of the Jungle?” Settle closer Dear Listening Creature, you. It’s time… Man’s Red Flower: the source of power
When I was a boy – well, much younger than I am now, in the nineteenth century – my family were Rechabites. A poster on our farmhouse wall pictured Jesus with sheep, a family and… The Independent Order of Rechabites