In this mini episode (which sounds like it was recorded underwater, but it was just via zoom) - Chris and Sarah bid you farewell! The Pants journey has come to an end for now. THANKYOU from the absolute bottom of our hearts to everyone who has listened, messaged, emailed, downloaded, recommended us to friends - we appreciate you endlessly.

The journey has come to an end for now but make sure you follow us on socials at @christineryancomedy and @empireofgaul to keep up with our shows and goings-on right around the country. If you had tickets to our live podcast recordings, don't stress - the ticket vendors will be in touch regarding refunds.

A HUGE thank you to Tim Duck for mastering all 20 episodes, to Century Comedy for the Artwork and to Yossif Kafejisky who created the theme song. This podcast was only ever an experiment and we learnt so much and an absolute ball - mainly thanks to you, our listeners. We hope you keep having Pants moments every single day.

Signing off for now -

Chris and Sarah xx

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We are back and spicier than ever in this episode where we hear great letters from listeners, and Sarah brings an article from 1867 protesting the hypocrisy of religion and Chris and Sarah discuss the role religion played in their lives growing up, and what happens after death (its now a philosophy podcast). Chris brings an article from the 1920’s criticizing the obsession with ‘husband hunting’ in women’s magazines.

Sarah’s article is from South Australian Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1858 - 1889), Thursday 2 May 1867, page 3.

Chris’s article is from Mercury (Hobart, Tas. : 1860 - 1954), Tuesday 30 October 1923, page 9 - WOMEN'S MAGAZINES.

Sources used:

https://www.fwc.gov.au/documents/resources/history-of-australian-minimum-wage.pdf

https://thedailyaus.com.au/stories/are-unpaid-internships-legal-in-australia/

The comedian Chris referenced at the end is the wonderful Andrew Barnett who you can check out here - http://www.andrewbarnettcomedy.com/

Episode mastered by Tim Duck at Versed Productions

Music by Yossif Kay

Artwork by Century Comedy.

Send us your stories, article tips or Pants Moments to chrisandsarahwearthepants@gmail.com or via instagram at @chrisandsarahwearthepants

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*UPCOMING LIVE SHOWS + LIVE POD RECORDINGS*

Newcastle (1 SHOW + LIVE RECORDING)

Sunday 5th November - https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/a-night-with-chris-ryan-and-sarah-gaul-tickets-681938104227

Canberra (1 SHOW + LIVE RECORDING)

Friday 17th November - https://www.trybooking.com/events/1089525/sessions/4040048/sections/2027245/tickets

In this episode Chris has officially moved house and it went…weirdly well. Chris shares an article from the 20’s about responses to feminism (and a long winded article from a dude who, if he was around today, would have a one-man podcast), and Sarah shares an article about women’s involvement in farming, the lack of recognition and a brief history of sexism in agriculture (its not as dry as it sounds).

Chris’s article is from The Triad : a journal devoted to literacy, pictorial, musical and dramatic art

Vol 9 No 10. (11 August 1924) - Equal Pay.

Sarah’s article is from Sunday Times (Sydney, NSW : 1895 - 1930), Sunday 21 July 1907, page 9 - Farms for Women.

Episode sources are below:

https://thelatch.com.au/what-is-feminism/

https://victoriancollections.net.au/stories/stories-of-women-on-the-land

https://www.womenaustralia.info/leaders/biogs/WLE0426b.htm

https://farmbuy.com/post/a-brief-history-of-aussie-women-in-agriculture

Episode mastered by Tim Duck at Versed Productions

Music by Yossif Kay

Artwork by Century Comedy.

Send us your stories, article tips or Pants Moments to chrisandsarahwearthepants@gmail.com or via instagram at @chrisandsarahwearthepants

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