Monologue #12 | Is Albo Coming After Christianity?
2026-10-29
🎙 In this monologue of the 2 Worlds Collide Podcast, I question the scrutiny of a Christian church group, call out what I see as double standards from Monique Ryan and the Teals, and break down my concerns about Anthony Albanese’s Digital Duty of Care proposal.
From religious freedom and political donations to algorithms, likes, shares and comments, I explain why I believe Australians need to look closely at the powers being proposed in the name of online safety—and what they could mean for independent voices like mine.
I also question Andrew Hastie and Angus Taylor over their response to the bill, talk about the cost-of-living pressure facing Australian families, and finish with an update on our national rally tour. If politicians want to understand why Australians are angry, they need to listen to the people struggling to keep a roof over their heads.
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Hosted by Sam Bamford, a former Australian Army infantry paratrooper and combat veteran with a deployment to Afghanistan in 2012, the 2 Worlds Collide Podcast has evolved into one of Australia’s most outspoken independent platforms.
What began as conversations around resilience and mindset has grown into a podcast that challenges prevailing cultural narratives, questions political orthodoxy, and pushes for a common-sense approach, without apology.
Sam sits down with politicians, veterans, athletes, thinkers, and everyday Australians for long-form, uncensored conversations about what’s really happening in Australia and the West, from politics and national security to masculinity, culture, accountability, and the real-world consequences of bad ideas.
This podcast isn’t designed to make people comfortable.
It’s designed to ask hard questions, demand accountability, and say what others won’t.If you’re tired of scripted media, safe opinions, and being talked down to, 2 Worlds Collide is for you.