
Well-researched interviews on ideas, technology, and policy. (Plus a recurring series on Australian public policy.)
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 157 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Society & Culture | |||

This is the second episode in a multi-part series called 'Compute in Australia'. Series announcement here. More episodes to follow over the coming month.
[Recorded 24 August 2026.]
Janet Egan is Senior Fellow and Deputy Director of the Technology... more
This is the first episode in a multi-part series called 'Compute in Australia'. Series announcement here. More episodes to follow over the coming month.
[Recorded 7 August 2026.]
Dr Andrew Charlton MP is an Australian economist, entrepreneur and ... more
Patrick Weller is emeritus professor of politics and public policy at Griffith University and the author or editor of some forty books.
Pat wrote what was the first (and may still be the only) Westminster-system equivalent to Robert Caro's epic med... more
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A deep detailed podcast that explores issues Australian and worldwide
It’s a privilege to hear these long form interviews between the informed, articulate host and his expert guests, many with decades of analysis and experience.
Great podcast. Just listened to the Prof Hugh White pod - masterful
Great to hear Australian politics told from Australian perspectives. Illuminating in ways unexpected.
Joe’s questions are so well researched they even shock the guests at times. You will become more intelligent and curious just by listening
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The show features long-form, deeply researched interviews on ideas, technology, and policy, with a recurring focus on Australian public policy. Episodes explore how power, governance, and economic forces shape contemporary policy choices, often weaving historical context with modern challenges like AI, migration, and cabinet processes. Notable strengths include rigorous preparation, access to high-profile guests across academia, government, and policy, and a capacity to turn complex topics into insightful, actionable conversations for listeners who work in or influence policy and research. A standout characteristic is the host's methodical, conversational style which tends to elicit detailed, thoughtful responses from experts, and the show'... more
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Recent guests on The Joe Walker Podcast include:
1. Janet Egan
2. Andrew Charlton
3. Patrick Weller
4. Danielle Wood
5. Mike Pezzullo
6. Mark Cully
7. Martin Parkinson
8. Zac Gross
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