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Cattle in the Ditches, Speed Records, and Attacks on Coffee: Councilor Ingrid Returns From Australia

Trent and Ingrid swap insights on the practice of grazing cattle along the road ditches in Australia, and why something that works so well there would never fly in the U.S. The conversation also touches on a jaw-dropping moment in Australian news—three Aussies unofficially break a speed record, proving once again that the Land Down Under doesn’t lack for thrill-seekers.

Ingrid updates viewers on what she’s been doing in her role as a local council member, including her efforts to deal with a growing rabbit problem that’s wreaking havoc on local farms. They also talk about how Australians celebrate Easter and how different it looks compared to traditions in the U.S. But one of the most concerning topics they tackle is the growing pressure from elites to eliminate everyday pleasures like coffee, chocolate, and meat—under the guise of saving the planet. Trent and Ingrid push back on this nonsense and call out the hypocrisy behind the movement. This episode is packed with real talk, humor, and a fresh look at the challenges everyday people face across the globe.

Trent Loos
Across the Pond
Councilor Ingrid
Bob Holder
Australia
ditch grazing
speed record
Easter
rabbits
meat ban
coffee ban
chocolate ban
local government

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