
History Lab || exploring the gaps between us and the past || This series is made in collaboration by the Australian Centre for Public History and Impact Studios at the University of Technology, Sydney.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 47 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationSociety & Culture | |||

In this episode of History Lab Live, we bring you a conversation about the joys and challenges of translating Australian history to television.
Writer and academic Julianne Schultz joins director Benjamin Jones and producer Darren Dale to discuss th... more
History Lab Live presents the 2025 David Scott Mitchell Oration, delivered by Kim Williams at the State Library of New South Wales.
A passionate advocate for the arts, media, and public institutions, Williams—currently Chair of the ABC—offers a swee... more
Caribbean Convicts weaves together the story of the Caribbean men who arrived in Sydney onboard the convict ship the Moffatt on August 30, 1836. Most had been enslaved, including William Buchanan, a Jamaican man transported for participating in the C... more
In this special episode of Caribbean Echoes, series producers Ben Etherington and Sienna Brown are in conversation with star Jamaican-Australian actress Zahra Newman and acclaimed playwright Alana Valentine.
They discuss the making of the series a... more
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Loving this fascinating history podcast! Well researched and well told! So interesting
I recommend this pod. Well made and interesting stories. Great to hear Australian voices and stories.
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This series uncovers the richness of Australian history by exploring themes of identity, colonialism, and indigenous perspectives. Episodes cover a variety of intriguing narratives, such as the stories of Caribbean convicts, significant Indigenous figures, and often overlooked events in Australia's past. The hosts emphasize the importance of acknowledging diverse voices and experiences, weaving personal heritage and expert insights into the discussions, which ultimately invite listeners to rethink their understanding of history. The podcast is notable for its commitment to presenting history with empathy and nuance, addressing complex social issues that are relevant today.
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Recent guests on History Lab include:
1. Grantlee Kieza
2. Jordana Moore Saggese
3. Myron Jackson
4. Travis Lovett
5. Dr. Matthew Keynes
6. Anna Clark
7. Grace Karskens
8. Nathan Sentance
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