Episode #9.11 - Production & Contact Info

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34 cast members

Name	Known for
Rowan Dean Self - Host Self - Host See fewer	Outsiders (III) (2016)
James Morrow Self - Co-Host Self - Co-Host See fewer	The U.S. Report (2022)
Rita Panahi Self - Co-Host Self - Co-Host See fewer	Lefties Losing It (2024)
Anthony Albanese Self - Prime Minister (archive footage) Self - Prime Minister (archive footage) See fewer	Border-Gavaskar Trophy (1996)
Jacinta Allan Self - Victorian Premier (archive footage) Self - Victorian Premier (archive footage) See fewer	Seven Nightly News Melbourne (1990)
Adam Bandt Self - Greens Leader (archive footage) Self - Greens Leader (archive footage) See fewer	Sammy J's Playground Politics (2016)
Dierks Bentley Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer	Only the Brave (2017)
Joe Biden Self - US President (archive footage) Self - US President (archive footage) See fewer	Parks and Recreation (2009)
John Campbell Self - Retired Nurse and YouTuber Self - Retired Nurse and YouTuber See fewer	Dr. John Campbell (2007)
Jim Chalmers Self - Treasurer (archive footage) Self - Treasurer (archive footage) See fewer	SBS World News (2002)
Gabrielle de Vietri Self - Greens MP (archive footage) Self - Greens MP (archive footage) See fewer	ABC News Breakfast (2008)
Alan Dershowitz Self - American Lawyer (archive footage) Self - American Lawyer (archive footage) See fewer	Reversal of Fortune (1990)
Stephanie Diller Self - Wife of Jonathan Diller (archive footage) Self - Wife of Jonathan Diller (archive footage) See fewer
Andrew Giles Self - Immigration Minister (archive footage) Self - Immigration Minister (archive footage) See fewer
Brittany Higgins Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer	Weekend Breakfast (2012)
Ben Hood Self - Liberal MLC Self - Liberal MLC See fewer	SBS World News (2002)
Eddie Izzard Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer	Ocean's Thirteen (2007)
Peter Malinauskas Self - South Australian Premier (archive footage) Self - South Australian Premier (archive footage) See fewer	Friday Night Football (1983)
Robert Millner Self - Soul Patts Chairman Self - Soul Patts Chairman See fewer	Outsiders (III) (2016)
Clare O'Neil Self - Home Affairs Minister (archive footage) Self - Home Affairs Minister (archive footage) See fewer	ABC News Breakfast (2008)
Michael Outram Self - Australian Border Force Commissioner (archive footage) Self - Australian Border Force Commissioner (archive footage) See fewer	Today (1982)
Gretel Packer Self - Sydney Theatre Company (archive footage) Self - Sydney Theatre Company (archive footage) See fewer	The New Boy (2023)
Jordon Steele-John Self - Greens Senator (archive footage) Self - Greens Senator (archive footage) See fewer	Kitchen Cabinet (2012)
Noa Tishby Self - Israeli Activist and Actress (archive footage) Self - Israeli Activist and Actress (archive footage) See fewer	Ghosts of Girlfriends Past (2009)
Penny Wong Self (archive footage) Self (archive footage) See fewer	Australia Votes 2016 (2016)
Bill Yan Self - NT MP (archive footage) Self - NT MP (archive footage) See fewer	Weekend Breakfast (2012)
Sam Brinton Self (archive footage) (uncredited) Self (archive footage) (uncredited) See fewer
Ian Hunter Self (archive footage) (uncredited) Self (archive footage) (uncredited) See fewer
Julie Inman-Grant Self (archive footage) (uncredited) Self (archive footage) (uncredited) See fewer	ABC News Breakfast (2008)
Rachel Levine Self (archive footage) (uncredited) Self (archive footage) (uncredited) See fewer	Transsanity (2022)
Matt O'Sullivan Self (archive footage) (uncredited) Self (archive footage) (uncredited) See fewer	Weekend Breakfast (2012)
Dan Tehan Self - Shadow Minister for Immigration and Citizenship (archive footage) (uncredited) Self - Shadow Minister for Immigration and Citizenship (archive footage) (uncredited) See fewer	ABC News (1956)
Larissa Waters Self (archive footage) (uncredited) Self (archive footage) (uncredited) See fewer	ABC News Breakfast (2008)
Murray Watt Self (archive footage) (uncredited) Self (archive footage) (uncredited) See fewer	SBS World News (2002)