In this episode of "The Court of Public Opinion," Jeremy Cordeaux interviews Andrew 'Cosi' Costello, discussing Cosi’s multifaceted career, his charity work in Cambodia, and his deep connection to the Australian countryside. Here’s a summary of the main topics covered:

• Introduction to Cosi: Jeremy introduces Andrew Costello, known as Cosi, and discusses his busy schedule involving frequent travels.
• Charity Work in Cambodia: Cosi talks about his charity work in Cambodia, where he has set up a charity and takes South Australians to see how their donations are being used.
• Balancing Multiple Roles: Cosi discusses his work on television and managing various projects, highlighting his love for staying busy and working under pressure.
• Personal and Family Background: Cosi shares his upbringing in a small, tight-knit family with a father who was a local policeman and a mother who is a nurse for disabled people.
• Life in the Country: Cosi describes his childhood in Murray Bridge and Kadina, the benefits of growing up in the countryside, and his current life on a 250-acre farm between Woodside and Harrogate.
• Connection to the Land: Cosi explains his deep connection to the land, describing his love for nature, animals, and the countryside lifestyle.
• Farm Life: Details about his farm, including raising 4,500 sheep and other livestock, and the importance of exposing city kids to farm life to understand and appreciate the connection with the land.