Expert analysis, insights and opinion on the national security challenges facing Australia and the Indo-Pacific.
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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 245 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | EducationGovernment |
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I’m not sure if the host has a speech impediment or if the mixing of this podcast is over emphasising bass (or both) or the recording of the podcast is occurring too close to the microphone, but whatever is going on it’s difficult to get past listening to the poor production quality. It detracts from wanting to listen to potentially good content.
This podcast ought to devote more bandwidth to core matters of national security.
This is a great podcast covering a wide range of topics crucial for the national security conversation in and around Australia. The episodes could be shorter, but the conversation points are fantastic and would make a great resource for any student or young policymaker.
I really wanted to listen the this podcast in-depth but every time I downloaded episodes it was full of woke agendas and discussion if this is what The National University is teaching Australia’s Brightest we are in trouble. It’s a woke agenda podcast rather than intelligent discussion on security, intelligence and National issues facing Australia from the ANU
A bit disappointing with the array of guests and topics, more like a lecture than informative delivery
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