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John Anderson: Conversations

Hosted by John Anderson.

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Episode length
64 min
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Weekly+
254 episodes · last 2026-09-04
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80
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What the show says about itself

Former Deputy Prime Minister of Australia John Anderson sits down with world-leading historians, economists, politicians, and thinkers to examine the ideas shaping our society. Drawing on decades at the highest levels of government, John brings rare depth and civility to conversations that mainstream media won't have. This podcast covers everything from Australia's political future to faith, freedom, and the fragility of Western democracy. Thoughtful, rigorous, and genuinely independent.

Recent episodes

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  2. What The Left Gets Wrong About Denmark | Alex Vanopslagh
  3. After Charlie Kirk: The Death Of Civil Discourse | Robert George
  4. “The Politics Of Gaslighting”: Why Britain Won't Face Its Own Decline | Konstantin Kisin
  5. What The Census Gets Wrong About Religion | Mark McCrindle and Dorian von Freyhold
  6. The End of an Empire: Britain's Self-Inflicted Fall From Glory | David Starkey

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