From Fringe to Platform, The Rise of Populist Far Right: The Long Shadow of the Far Right in Australia
Australia has long been considered an anomaly in global far-right politics, but the country’s extremist movements have evolved dramatically over time. This episode traces that transformation—from obsc...
17 Mars 47min
When Tribes Redraw the Lines with Strange Alliances : The Psychology of Radical Groups & The Contradictions of Modern Extremism
Extremist movements are often portrayed as simple and predictable—but reality is far more complicated. This episode explores the strange contradictions inside modern extremist groups in Australia, whe...
17 Mars 22min
From Tourist to Anthropologist, Rethinking Travel- Breaking the Museum Mindset
Many travelers observe the world like visitors in a museum—safe, distant, and disconnected. This episode challenges that mindset, arguing that true cultural understanding requires immersion, discomfor...
17 Mars 1h 8min
Travel Like an Anthropologist: The Hidden Psychology of Tourism & The Tourist Illusion
Why do locals sometimes see tourists very differently than tourists see themselves? This episode explores the hidden dynamics of travel, revealing how cultural stereotypes, privilege, and expectations...
17 Mars 21min
Rewriting the Narrative from Western Sydney. Serial Others: Australia’s Shifting Out-Groups. Who Gets to Feel at Home?
This episode unpacks how feelings of home, safety, and belonging are not just emotional experiences—but powerful political constructions. Through media examples, political rhetoric, and Australia’s lo...
17 Mars 22min
The Machinery of National Belonging-Borders of the Imagination
This podcast explores how nations are built not just through borders and laws, but through stories—stories that make some people feel at home, and others feel out of place. Drawing on media, history, ...
17 Mars 53min
How Australian-Media Draws Invisible Borders: Lines We Cannot See & The Politics of Belonging : The Making of Them
This podcast uncovers the borders that don’t appear on maps—the invisible lines drawn by media, politics, and history that shape who belongs and who doesn’t in Australia. Through analysis, storytellin...
17 Mars 21min
The Hidden Women of Extremism
A deep-dive discussion exploring the overlooked role women play in extremist movements. Drawing from research in the book Sisters in Hate, this episode challenges the stereotype that nationalism is dr...
16 Mars 19min
