? CHIP INTO OUR PATREON https://www.patreon.com/ARationalFear ? SUBSCRIBE TO OUR EMAIL LIST: http://www.arationalfear.com/ ?️ SEE OUR LIVE SHOW: https://comedy.com.au/tour/a-rational-fear-live/Jan Fran Has Issues…with Housing Affordability. On the week that mortgages across the country took a hike, we speak to Greens leader Adam Bandt about how to balance wealth creation with… Idk, somewhere to live? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯Also, we dissect the Coalition's plan to increase affordable housing with novelty cheques. A Rational Fear is having our 10 year anniversary on June 4 - come see us live at the Sydney Opera House featuring Lewis Hobba (triple j), Mark Humphries, Gabbi Bolt, Sami Shah, Veronica Milsom, Paul McDermott and more. You can support us by becoming a Patreon subscriber and helping us with our cost of living. Do it. Produced by F+K media ? CHIP INTO OUR PATREON https://www.patreon.com/ARationalFear During the election, your support is more crucial than ever! Thank you FEARMONGERS!If you enjoyed this please drop us a review on Apple podcasts:https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/a-rational-fear/id522303261TRANSCRIPT: Unknown Speaker  0:00  This episode is supported by the jib foundation. Well, no matter how you look at it, the first interest rate rise in almost 12 years is bad news for Scott Morrison. what today is about is what Australians are seeing as a result of our economy coming out of this pandemic,Unknown Speaker  0:17  Scott Morrison's economic credibility was already tattered, and now it is completely shredded.Jan Fran  0:23  Within hours of the Reserve Bank announcement. The rises were passed on to mortgage holders,Unknown Speaker  0:27  big mortgages, little wriggle room,Unknown Speaker  0:30  so less money on holidays and takeaways and all of those kinds of things that you spend your money on, really just makes the cost of living higher.Jan Fran  0:37  Yes. Hello, welcome to Jan Fran has issues this is indeed the podcast where we break down the election one issue at a time. And given what's happened this week with the Reserve Bank lifted that cash rate housing has been in the news, Daniel, oh yeah. AndDan Ilic  0:56  the cost of living is going up and up and up, which means less money, people can jump on to Patreon and help us make a podcast. Yeah,Jan Fran  1:03  God, I thought you were gonna wait for the end of this episode for plug.Dan Ilic  1:06  No, no, no, I can't. I can't I can't wait. The cash cash rate is going up. Jen 0.35% Jen, people aren't people aren't donating to the Patreon as often as they used to Jen, this is going to beJan Fran  1:17  disaster for us gonna be a disaster for so many people.Dan Ilic  1:20  I'm excited this week to talk to Adam badger and he is running a killer campaign for the greens at the moment and got some interesting ideas about housing prices and what to do with housing affordability. But will we be able to get in jam? That's a good question.Jan Fran  1:34  Yeah, that's the quick question. One one can dream big. But yes, we are going to talk to Annabelle a little later in the show. We're also going to look at the coalition's housing policy Labour's housing policy, the greens as housing policy, and kind of put them all together and see which comes out on top. But before we do that, before we get to our main issue, as always, we'd like to take issue with something that happened this week. This week, I'm going to take issue with Scott Morrison saying that he doesn't see things through a political lens. When asked about it by a bunch of journalists, have you listened to this?Unknown Speaker  2:07  It's not about what it means for politics. I mean, sometimes you guys always things see things through a totally political lens. I don't.Jan Fran  2:18  That is great. Why not? Okay, I'm just gonna say that in the past 12 months, I've read two biographies about Scott Morrison, one called the game by Sean Kelly and one called the accidental Prime Minister by Annika Smethurst. If there is one r