Uncomfortable Conversations with Josh Szeps

Australia's response to the pandemic was among the most aggressive -- and controversial -- in the world. What went right? What went wrong?    At last, we have a much-needed accounting of the lessons o...

14 Okt 202450min

One year on from the Hamas attack, Josh is sick of biased bickering about why Israel is in the right or in the wrong. Here, he brings you an informed, impartial, big-picture account of where Israelis ...

10 Okt 20241h 3min

Damien Cave is the Vietnam bureau chief and global affairs correspondent for The New York Times, covering shifts in power across Asia and the wider world.   He has spent most of the past 20 years as a...

7 Okt 20241h 10min

Candace Owens is one of the most popular commentators in the world.   Initially critical of President Trump, she was a famous critic of Black Lives Matter and became the communications director for th...

3 Okt 20241h 11min

Do you drink too much? If there was a magic pill that made you not want a second drink, would you take it? You’d at least expect to have heard of it.   That’s what the journalist Katie Herzog thought ...

30 Sep 20241h 29min

Imagine being an innocent YouTuber, tricked into receiving millions of dollars from Russia just because you're a Putin hack. That's what the U.S. Department of Justice alleges has been happening, and ...

26 Sep 202430min

Keith Urban is one of the world’s most popular musicians. He started out in Australia, moved to Nashville, worked his arse off, won a stack of Grammys and sold over 20 million albums.   He’s about to ...

23 Sep 202433min

Can governments regulate “misinformation”? Or is that just a pretext for controlling what you can say? Were “the Twitter Files” a bombshell revelation of censorship, or a paranoid beat-up? How should ...

19 Sep 202427min