
Talks and conversations from the Sydney Opera House featuring the world’s greatest minds and culture creators.
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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 465 | Founded | 13 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationSociety & Culture | |||

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Had read her book before and it change my life! So grateful she went against the grain to teach us on how it works and what they know so far! Loved hearing her talk over her findings and give advice and opinions on many topics we all want direction on!
Love this podcast series. I always get FOMO from being in Melbourne and missing the talks and shows at the Opera House and this podcast brings the house to me, simply brilliant. Edwina you do an incredible job! Thank you.
Great podcast with so many exceptional talks worth multiple listens. However be prepared to be frustrated at the end by the audience. Who no matter how often they are explicitly told to ask a short direct question, instead choose to launch into rambling comments that use up all the time for questions while the moderators desperately try to politely get things back on track.
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This series centers on big ideas at the Sydney Opera House, featuring thoughtful conversations with journalists, authors, and cultural voices. Episodes often tackle social issues, gender equality, reproductive rights, Indigenous perspectives, and human rights, with a mix of advocacy, policy context, and personal storytelling. A standout quality is the blend of rigorous reporting with accessible, provocative dialogue among prominent thinkers and culture-makers, making it appealing to listeners who want nuanced, impact-focused conversations that challenge assumptions.
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Ideas at the House launched 13 years ago and published 465 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Ideas at the House include:
1. Zac Seidler
2. Neha Kale
3. Melanie Kembrey
4. Jacqueline Maley
5. Alisha Burns
6. Melanie Saward
7. Maeve Marsden
8. Summer Mae Finlay
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