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Well May We Say

Jeremy Sear

Booking Overview

This is a political commentary show focused on Australian national affairs, economics, social policy, climate, and progressive politics, typically featuring external journalists, commentators, and public-facing media personalities. Suitable pitches include Australian policy analysts, economists, journalists, political commentators, and experts on housing, climate, social justice, or minority rights; booking difficulty is likely low to medium because the show regularly features accessible professional voices rather than only high-profile national figures.

Metrics

Episodes: 100

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 4.7/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1,000 - 10,000

Listener location: Australia

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

jeremysear@gmail.com

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Host

Jeremy Sear - Host of Well May We Say, providing political commentary on Australian current affairs, economics, social policy, climate, and progressive politics.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

low
Typical Credentials:  
Australian journalists, political commentators, policy analysts, economists, comedians, and subject-matter experts with informed perspectives on national politics, economics, social policy, climate, or minority rights.
Required Achievements:  
Professional journalism or political commentary experience, Recognized expertise in Australian public policy or social issues, Public-facing media, writing, broadcasting, or comedy work

Recent Guest Discussions

Nick Carr - Australian Politics, Economics, Housing Policy, Taxation, Climate, And Progressive Political Strategy.

Amy Remeikis - Australian Politics, Social Safety Nets, Disability Policy, Privatisation, Gambling Reform, And Government Power.

Nick Carr - Housing Policy, Taxation, Capital Gains, Investor Incentives, And Political Messaging.

Nick Carr - Interest Rates, Taxation, Housing, Social Policy, Australian Politics, And Transgender Rights.

Tom Ballard - Australian Politics, Social Progress, Racism, And Public Accountability.

Recent Topics

Politics, Political Commentary, Australian Politics, Housing Policy, Social Justice

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on
Well May We Say
:

Episode 204 "It's all Connected!11! (feat Nick Carr)"

September 06, 2026

00:01:36 How to be Heard if you're Not, you know, Fighting For Billionaires00:05:53 Greens could go after the RBA - the media would love to have them on to call them "economic illiterates" etc, while the Greens could talk through them...00:27:25 How TF has One Nation gone from 6% to 23% in one year? Exciting new policies? Compelling new candidates? Vast sums of billionaire money, commercial media promotion and online propaganda that were redirected from the LNP after they failed to get Dutton...

Episode 203 - "A series of unfortunate events" (feat Amy Remeikis)

August 27, 2026

00:02:09 New Victorian premier immediately makes things worse00:06:13 Data centres 00:09:23 Offsets00:11:55 Vic ALP notices dental care00:12:35 Come on Greens, what are you doing00:18:40 Murray's great bird flu success00:21:30 social safety net00:26:27 NDIS cuts00:30:53 privatisation madness00:35:45 to be fair to voters00:46:20 the gambling reform that wasn't00:54:22 Even more insane ASIO powers and NSW govt

Episode 202 - “Bulldozer Noises” (feat Nick Carr)

June 27, 2026

00:01:03 Nick Kar-l and the bulldozer00:05:07 CGT changes FINALLY something that will shift the needle00:10:24 Hughesy and Nick not BFFs00:13:56 You're welcome00:17:26 The importance of the SMSF change and the disaster of leaving new builds to investors00:33:20 Where do we want prices? Stagnating, while wages catch up00:37:14 Stop pandering to right wing framing00:47:56 You can be angry00:49:01 You Don't Have To Be A Bad Person01:08:28 How to spot the snake oil a*sehole

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Frequently asked questions

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Well May We Say
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How do I get in touch with Well May We Say?

Well May We Say is hosted by Jeremy Sear. Its publicly listed email is jeremysear@gmail.com. For guest bookings, the host or producer is usually the best person to reach. Podseeker helps you find direct host and producer contacts and pitch from your own inbox.

What is the email for Well May We Say?

The publicly listed email for Well May We Say: jeremysear@gmail.com.

How many listeners does Well May We Say have?

Podseeker estimates Well May We Say reaches 1,000 to 10,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Well May We Say?

Well May We Say typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Australian journalists, political commentators, policy analysts, economists, comedians, and subject-matter experts with informed perspectives on national politics, economics, social policy, climate, or minority rights. Common among recent guests: Professional journalism or political commentary experience; Recognized expertise in Australian public policy or social issues; Public-facing media, writing, broadcasting, or comedy work. Recent guests include Nick Carr, Amy Remeikis, and Nick Carr.

How hard is it to get booked on Well May We Say?

Low. A guest with relevant expertise and a clear angle for its audience has a realistic chance.

What topics does Well May We Say cover?

Recent episodes cover Politics, Political Commentary, Australian Politics, Housing Policy, and Social Justice. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

Publicly listed emails

jeremysear@gmail.com

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