Show Notes
Knuckles joins Gabe and Bluey on Daily Blue Weekly to talk about running nine companies, the time he walked up to Albo at the footy with a plan to fix the country. Gabe pitches some hats that should never be made, the boys go deep on aliens, lizard billionaires and the moon landing, and Newcastle relives the greatest Knights week in living memory. Plus: first look at what's coming for Podcast Royale 4.0.
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