LISTEN: Richard Denniss, economist, on the real causes of inflation in Australia and our COVID policy silence (February 28).
LISTEN: David Larkin, musicologist, on Richard Strauss's An Alpine Symphony and how music can powerfully evoke nature and the sublime (February 21). LISTEN: Marina Benjamin, writer and editor, on her new memoir, A Little Give: the unsung, unseen, undone work of women (February 21). LISTEN: Luke Henriques-Gomes, social affairs and inequality editor, on what we've learned from the Robodebt Royal Commission hearings (February 14). LISTEN: Chris Wallace, author and academic, on her book, Political Lives: Australian Prime Ministers and Their Biographers (February 7). LISTEN: Kendrah Morgan, head curator at Heide MoMA, on their landmark exhibition of modernist sculptor Barbara Hepworth's work (February 7). *The below interviews are all available to listen to on Soundcloud using the LISTEN links and to download/subscribe to via your podcast app. If you love someone's work, please consider supporting independent music by purchasing directly from the artist on places like Bandcamp)Ī special curated contemporary classical playlist by Amy for those listeners who enjoy the calming and thoughtful music aired on the show since January 2017. To listen to all of the year's music played on the show: 2023 // 2022 // 2021 // 2020 // 2019 (These are Spotify playlists. And subscribe to the feature interviews podcast on iTunes and Apple podcasts here.Ĭheck us out on Facebook // Twitter // Instagram // Soundcloud. 
Individual interviews are uploaded to Soundcloud here. Listen back to any episode in full above via the tiles. Intro theme: Jamie Isaac – Cnt U See (from his debut album, Couch Baby) Long-form conversations about politics and current events, international affairs, history, art, books, and the natural world, to illuminate the issues faced by society and explore them in new ways.
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