Talking Australia

Talking Australia

Talking Australia, from award-winning Australian Geographic, shares the stories of Australia’s most inspiring explorers, conservationists and adventurers. Listen as they take you on a journey around this magnificent country and beyond, whether battling the elements to achieve their lifelong dreams or working hard to preserve our unique and fragile natural world. Each week the podcast features intimate conversations with extraordinary Australians.

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Episoder(100)

The power of conservation photography: Douglas Gimesy

The power of conservation photography: Douglas Gimesy

Douglas Gimesy is an award-winning conservation photographer who made a name for himself with powerful images capturing a wide range of conservation issues. From the illegal wildlife trade to the Blac...

5 Okt 202125min

The secrets of octopus intelligence: Peter Godfrey-Smith

The secrets of octopus intelligence: Peter Godfrey-Smith

Peter Godfrey-Smith is a philosopher of science and best-selling author. After an encounter with a curious cuttlefish he set out to uncover the secrets of octopus intelligence. On this episode Peter t...

27 Sep 202132min

The history of fishing in Australia: Anna Clark

The history of fishing in Australia: Anna Clark

Anna Clark is a historian, author and passionate fisher who’s acclaimed book “The Catch: The Story of fishing in Australia” offers a unique view on Australia’s favourite past time activity. On this ep...

20 Sep 202123min

The man behind the creative direction of Australian Geographic: Mike Ellott (Rebroadcast)

The man behind the creative direction of Australian Geographic: Mike Ellott (Rebroadcast)

Mike Ellott is one of the country’s leading publishing designers. Australian Geographic´s creative director chats about how he got started – on magazines in London – to what it took to land his curren...

13 Sep 202129min

Light and life in the deep sea: Edith Widder

Light and life in the deep sea: Edith Widder

The pioneering marine biologist made it her calling to unravel the secrets of bioluminescence in world's deepest oceans. Bioluminescence is light produced by a chemical reaction within a living organi...

6 Sep 202130min

How to stop poisoning yourself: Julian Cribb

How to stop poisoning yourself: Julian Cribb

Julian Cribb is an award-winning author and science communicator who has published thousands of articles as well as 12 books focusing on the existential risks faced by humanity. His new book EARTH D...

29 Aug 202131min

How our cities can be safe havens for wildlife: Dieter Hochulli (Rebroadcast)

How our cities can be safe havens for wildlife: Dieter Hochulli (Rebroadcast)

Dieter Hochulli is an urban ecologist who specialises in understanding how cities impact Australia’s unique wildlife. During the recent, unprecedented bushfires we saw how cities could act as refuges ...

22 Aug 202125min

World record-breaking pilot and plane crash survivor: Ryan Campbell

World record-breaking pilot and plane crash survivor: Ryan Campbell

In 2013 Ryan Campbell became the first teenager and youngest pilot to fly solo around the world. His adventure took him 70 days, and 24,000 nautical miles, through 15 different countries. It also earn...

15 Aug 202143min

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