Joe Jackson doesn’t regret the ridiculous look he rocked in high school.

The sideways baseball cap and over-sized Kanye glasses don’t bother him.

But Year 12 does. Specifically, the end of school exams, and the way we were taught to 'learn-by-memorising'.

While reflecting on his commitment to vegetarianism, he remembers the time he humiliated a bully in front of the whole school. Fourteen years later he’s almost ready to forgive, himself.

Guest: Joe Jackson
Vejoes food truck: https://www.vejoes.com.au/ 
Music: Mike/Blue Dot Sessions
Mike’s website: www.mikewilliams.com.au 

Joe Jackson doesn&rsquo;t regret the ridiculous look he rocked in high school.
The sideways baseball cap and over-sized Kanye glasses don&rsquo;t bother him.
But Year 12 does. Specifically, the end of school exams, and the way we were taught to 'learn-by-memorising'.
While reflecting on his commitment to vegetarianism, he remembers the time he humiliated a bully in front of the whole school. Fourteen years later he&rsquo;s almost ready to forgive, himself.
Guest: Joe Jackson Vejoes food truck: <a href="https://www.vejoes.com.au/">https://www.vejoes.com.au/</a>&nbsp; Music: Mike/<a href="https://www.sessions.blue/">Blue Dot Sessions</a> Mike&rsquo;s website: <a href="http://www.mikewilliams.com.au">www.mikewilliams.com.au</a>&nbsp;

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