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Experience ANU

Experience ANU
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The ANU campus is always alive with plenty to see, hear and do. Listen here to one of the many fascinating talks delivered by the world’s finest thinkers. If you’re interested in finding out more about events at ANU then visit us at events.anu.edu.

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Latest Episodes

Paul Kelly in conversation with Frank Bongiorno on his new book The Twilight of Exceptionalism. The Liberal and Conservative Era 2013-22, an incisive assessment of modern Australian politics.

Jessy Wu in conversation with Jasper Lindell on her debut novel, Good Intentions, which announces a compelling new voice in Australian fiction.

Andrew Dodd and Matthew Ricketson in conversation with Mark Kenny on their new book Getting Murdoched. How Murdoch’s Media Wields Power and Punishment.

Joanne Wallis and Jack Corbett was in conversation with Lachlan Strahan on their new book Neighbours: Australia and the Pacific, a new vision for Australia’s relationship with the Pacific

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Recent Guests

Andrea Purness
Artistic Director, Canberra Writers Festival
Canberra Writers Festival
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Joanne Wallis
Professor of International Security at Adelaide University
Adelaide University
Episode: Meet the author - Joanna Wallis and Jack Corbett
Jack Corbett
Professor of Politics at Monash University
Monash University
Episode: Meet the author - Joanna Wallis and Jack Corbett
James O'Loghlin
Author and activist, central figure of the book
Author, The Missing Piece
Episode: Meet the author - James O'Loghlin
Ed Coper
Author of Angertainment
Episode: Meet the author - Ed Coper
Michelle Grattan
Australian journalist and public affairs commentator
Episode: Meet the author - David Solomon
Anna Goldsworthy
Composer and writer featured in the essay discussion
Australian National University / Can be inferred from context
Episode: Meet the author - Anna Goldsworthy
Stan Grant
Author of When Words Fail Us, philosopher and commentator on Indigenous issues
Author, public intellectual
Episode: Meet the author - Stan Grant
Shaun Micallef
Author of De'Ath Takes A Holiday
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Episode: Meet the author - Shaun Micallef

Hosts

Various ANU Hosts
A panel of university-affiliated hosts and interviewers facilitating in-depth discussions across arts, history, politics, and policy.
Mark Kenny
Professor and host of events, facilitating academic discussions and guest interviews.
Desmond Manderson
Scholarly moderator hosting discussions on history, policy, and legal topics.

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 27 ratings
  • Informative but audio is a big let down

    The Experince ANU podcast is very informative with discussions on major topics of our time by current thinkers. However the fidelity of the audio recordings are a let down. Quite a number of the discussions are so low it requires the listener to turn up the volume to the max to hear the speakers. Please improve your audio recordings

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    Australia10 years ago

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Some episodes suffer from audio quality issues that affect listening experience and accessibility.
The show provides thoughtful exploration of complex issues, which is valuable for long-form listeners.
Listeners appreciate the depth and breadth of topics, with a strong emphasis on rigorous discussion and credible guests.
Guests are generally high-caliber and well-connected in academic and literary circles.
Production quality inconsistencies noted by a portion of the audience.

Talking Points

Recent interactions between the hosts and their guests.

Meet the author - David Solomon
Q: How has the relationship between media and politicians changed from your early days to now?
The relationship has become more professionalized and more transactional, with faster news cycles and greater pressure from proprietors and social media, which pressures journalists to push certain narratives, though there is still a desire for trust and integrity.
Meet the author - Jessy Wu
Q: What was the process like in writing and resolving the character arc of Nadia and Jake?
The author describes writing as a way to test and reconcile two dispositions—outsider advocacy and insider influence—showing how character, context, and consequences shape decisions, with the aim of revealing that who you become under pressure matters more than intentions.
Meet the author - Jessy Wu
Q: What was it like listening to Peter Singer challenge career choices and advising on impact?
Singer's talk served as a catalyst for the author to examine how individuals weigh career capital against ethical commitments, illustrating that choosing a path like consulting can increase one's influence to drive change, though it may also complicate one's moral clarity.
Meet the author - Jessy Wu
Q: Jessy, why revisit this time at university, and what's Good Intentions become about?
The book uses Nadia and Jake to explore how idealism can collide with the realities of corporate life and the finance world, asking how people with good intentions navigate prestige, parental expectations, and the desire to contribute meaningfully, even when their paths diverge from their university ideals.
Meet the author - Paul Kelly
Q: What are the roots of the current crisis in the Liberal Party?
The nine-year window shows a loss of core belief and conviction within the Liberal Party, amplified by three different leaders with divergent views, leading to organizational and ideological exhaustion that foreshadowed ongoing difficulties.

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A thoughtful, academically oriented series featuring conversations with authors, researchers, and public intellectuals across a range of topics from literature, history, and biography to politics, public policy, and the arts. Episodes typically pair a knowledgeable host with guests who offer deep dives into their books, research, or fieldwork, weaving in historical context, contemporary relevance, and practical implications. Listeners are likely drawn to thoughtful analysis, rigorous questioning, and nuanced discussions about culture, policy, and societal change; the show often pairs scholarly perspectives with accessible storytelling, making complex subjects approachable for educated, curious audiences. A notable pattern is the blend of bi... more

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4. James O'Loghlin
5. Ed Coper
6. Michelle Grattan
7. Anna Goldsworthy
8. Stan Grant

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