Professor Ian Plimer shares valuable insights on public speaking, specifically how to adjust your communication style depending on the audience.
Dr. John Bruni delves into Australia’s pressing economic issues, focusing on the rising cost of living and skyrocketing real estate prices.
Neil Jenman, a real estate expert, argues that Australia’s housing crisis stems from more than just interest rates.
Real estate expert Neil Jenman discusses the concept of ‘rentvesting’ and how it can help Australians break into the challenging property market.
Jeremy claims that, as a result of inaction, charities have been able to operate unchecked, eroding public trust further.
With threats from Hezbollah, Hamas, forces in Yemen, and concerns about Iran, Israel finds itself stretched thin.
The conversation centres on the controversy surrounding Alan Joyce, the former CEO of Qantas, and the airline’s recent struggles.
Jeremy Cordeaux and real estate expert Neil Jenman discuss the impact of negative gearing on first-home buyers.
Professor Ian Plimer shares insightful advice he received from Bronwyn Bishop about adjusting communication style based on the audience.
Dr. John Bruni warns that rising tensions between Israel and Hezbollah may spark a larger regional conflict.
Dr. John Bruni discusses Israel’s latest intelligence operations in Lebanon, which he describes as “legendary” and a “masterstroke of innovation.”
Professor Ian Plimer reflects on his experience attending the memorial for the legendary television producer Reg Grundy in Sydney.
Real estate expert Neil Jenman sheds light on the hidden flaws within the real estate auction system.
Discussed in this episode, the growing controversy surrounding Qantas and its former CEO, Alan Joyce.
A compelling argument for nuclear energy, “Nuclear energy is zero emissions. It’s the cleanest form of energy.” What do you think?
Bronwyn Bishop criticises Australia’s current immigration policy, highlighting the significant strain on infrastructure.
Professor Ian Plimer & Bronwyn Bishop discusses the profound influence Gina Rinehart has had on Australia’s economy and society.
Professor Ian Plimer reveals his hectic travel schedule, frequently driving vast distances across Australia to meet work demands.
“We’ve got the resources, but we don’t have control over them,” he states, arguing that foreign ownership is preventing the nation from achieving true energy independence.
Jeremy Cordeaux dives deep into the reasons behind the CFMEU protests, explaining how this tension could reshape the political landscape in Australia.
Jeremy Cordeaux discusses recent legislation aimed at cracking down on scams. He explains how the new laws target banks, telcos, and social media platforms that
Jeremy Cordeaux highlights the $200 billion charity sector and calls for increased transparency in how donations are used.
Celeste and Deanna shared their first experiences with two different styles of Pilates—Reformer and Mat Pilates.
Jeremy Cordeaux tackles the controversy surrounding the recent military expo in Melbourne, which was met with violent protests.
Jeremy Cordeaux delves into Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s recent threat of a double dissolution over the housing legislation.
Jeremy Cordeaux explores the impact of some of the most iconic voices in media, focusing on the legendary James Earl Jones.
Jeremy Cordeaux reflects on the memorial service for Reg Grundy and Joy Chambers Grundy, two of Australia’s most iconic figures in television history.
Jeremy Cordeaux delves into the heated backlash that erupted during the extended “Welcome to Country” and smoking ceremony at the AFL semi-final.
“How in God’s name could that be?” Jeremy criticises the government for allowing this situation despite Australia’s vast natural gas reserves.
“Medicare was supposed to help us, but instead it turbocharged a medical industry,” Jeremy Cordeaux highlights how Medicare has unintentionally inflated the cost of healthcare.
Deepfakes, realistic digital forgeries, are becoming harder to detect. “Seeing is no longer believing,” warns Jeremy, showing how easily we can be deceived.
Jeremy Cordeaux paints a troubling picture of Australia’s current defence capabilities. Cordeaux highlights the government’s ambitious $360 billion submarine program, which aims to modernise Australia’s
Jeremy Cordeaux calls the Labour government’s spending policies reckless and shortsighted, arguing they are damaging the economy.
What does it take to succeed in a competitive industry like radio? Denis Walter’s shares how maintaining focus has been crucial to his success, both
Jeremy Cordeaux offers a strong critique of what he refers to as the dangers of political correctness.
“Energy costs are soaring, and it’s affecting everyone—from mining to dairy. No sector is immune,” Professor Ian Plimer says about the energy crisis.
Rebel Penfold Russell takes listeners behind the scenes of Priscilla Queen of the Desert. From early planning to overcoming numerous production challenges.
Neil Ward, a veteran in theatre production, takes listeners through some of the most memorable productions of his career
Denis Walter’s shares his love for vintage automobiles, including his prized 1984 John Player Special and an old XJ6 Jaguar. Classic cars, the perfect chat
Professor Quentin Grafton warns that long COVID could become Australia’s next major health crisis if not addressed properly.
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