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Appendix W: The Wallis Social Research Podcast

Hosted by Wallis Social Research · science · EN · 11 episodes

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Appendix W is the podcast where we dive deep into the science of society. Brought to you by Wallis Social Research, each episode we will explore the ideas, data, and/or people shaping our understanding of human behaviour, policy, and culture.Join us as we unpack the stories behind the studies, challenge assumptions, and uncover what makes our world tick.

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What is Appendix W: The Wallis Social Research Podcast about?

Appendix W is the podcast where we dive deep into the science of society. Brought to you by Wallis Social Research, each episode we will explore the ideas, data, and/or people shaping our understanding of human behaviour, policy, and culture. Join us as we unpack the stories behind the studies, challenge assumptions, and uncover what makes our world tick.

Who hosts Appendix W: The Wallis Social Research Podcast?

Appendix W: The Wallis Social Research Podcast is hosted by Wallis Social Research. The show has published 11 episodes to date.

What has Appendix W: The Wallis Social Research Podcast covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Stacking the Deck: Gambling Harm and the Politics of Reform" (22 July 2026, 41 minutes), "Setting the Price: Understanding Who or What Really Drives Home Rental Prices" (4 June 2026, 39 minutes), and "Longitudinally Yours: 30 Years of LSAY" (11 November 2025, 36 minutes).

How often does Appendix W: The Wallis Social Research Podcast publish?

Appendix W: The Wallis Social Research Podcast publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 41 minutes across 11 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Appendix W: The Wallis Social Research Podcast?

Booking probability for Appendix W: The Wallis Social Research Podcast is 18%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Appendix W: The Wallis Social Research Podcast requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Appendix W: The Wallis Social Research Podcast's contact route on record: verified email.

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The strongest fits for Appendix W: The Wallis Social Research Podcast are Scientific Research & Development. Appendix W: The Wallis Social Research Podcast has a science audience.

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Recent episodes

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  • Episode #2

    Stacking the Deck: Gambling Harm and the Politics of Reform

    Jul 22, 202641 minS2

    Anthony Frosh speaks with Martin Thomas, CEO, Alliance for Gambling Reform. The Alliance is best known for campaigning to reduce gambling harm through policy reform. Alongside advocacy, the organisation has commissioned...

  • Episode #1

    Setting the Price: Understanding Who or What Really Drives Home Rental Prices

    Jun 4, 202639 minS2

    Anthony Frosh speaks with Sarah Panckridge who heads up research at the Consumer Policy Research Centre (CPRC), about the housing rental market. The CPRC is an independent, not-for-profit consumer think-tank. Sarah and...

  • Episode #11

    Longitudinally Yours: 30 Years of LSAY

    Nov 11, 202536 minS1

    <p >Anthony Frosh speaks with Ronnie Semo and Tasman Swanton from National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER) as well as Julie Higgs (former Wallis data analyst) about all things LSAY (Longitudinal Surveys...

  • Episode #10

    The Culture of Caution: Why young people are taking less risks than their parents

    Sep 29, 202534 minS1

    <p >Anthony Frosh speaks with Associate Professor Michael Livingston, one of the authors of a recently released book "Young People, Alcohol, and Risk: A Culture of Caution".</p> <p >Some topics include:</p> <p > · The...

  • Episode #9

    The Dating Game: Reducing consumer food waste

    Aug 27, 202546 minS1

    <p >Anthony Frosh speaks with Professor Lukas Parker about food waste and how date labels could be a key part of the puzzle.</p> <p >Some topics include:</p> <p > · The scale of the food waste problem in Australia and...

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  • Episode #8

    Alone Together: Unpacking the Loneliness Epidemic

    Jul 22, 202539 minS1

    <p >Anthony Frosh speaks with Professor Michelle Lim for Loneliness Awareness Week, #Momentsmatter.</p> <p >Some topics include:</p> <p > · How loneliness has always afflicted humanity, even in ancient times</p> <p > ·...

  • Episode #7

    The Privacy Bargain – Exploring the trade-offs between privacy, protection, and policy in the digital age.

    Jun 16, 202559 minS1

    <p >Anthony Frosh speaks with Professor Chris Berg and ADIA CEO Sarah Campbell just in time for the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner's (OAIC) annual Privacy Awareness Week</p> <p>Some topics...

  • Appendix W: The Wallis Social Research Podcast

    Listening First: Conducting respectful research with First Nations communities

    May 26, 202545 minS0

    <p >Anthony Frosh speaks with Carol Vale, CEO of Murawin, an Aboriginal-owned and led consultancy specialising in social research, evaluation, and engagement with First Nations communities. Anthony and Carol discuss the...

  • Episode #5

    Opening up the Man Box

    May 14, 202549 minS1

    <p >Anthony Frosh speaks with Matt Tyler, Executive Director of The Men's Project at Jesuit Social Services, about a fascinating study called "The Man Box". The term "The Man Box" refers to a set of rigid social norms...

  • Episode #4

    The Digital Lives of Young Australians

    Mar 27, 202534 minS1

    <p >Anthony Frosh speaks with Jackie Coates, the CEO of the Telstra Foundation, about the Australian Youth Digital Index (2024)— which could be described as a comprehensive look at how young Australians engage with the...

  • Episode #3

    Our Energy Futures – The experience of seniors with the energy transition

    Mar 2, 202525 minS1

    <p >Anthony Frosh speaks with Marshida Kolthoff, from the Council on the Ageing (COTA) Victoria and Seniors Rights Victoria, about the experiences of the energy transition for those in an older age bracket. Some of the...

  • Appendix W: The Wallis Social Research Podcast

    The Greenwash Cycle

    Feb 11, 202541 minS0

    <p >Anthony Frosh speaks with Marianne Campbell, who heads up research at the Consumer Policy Research Centre (CPRC), about consumer confusion regarding environmental product claims, such those often seen in the media...

  • Appendix W: The Wallis Social Research Podcast

    On the Road to Safety - A conversation with the TAC

    Dec 8, 202450 minS0

    <p >Anthony Frosh speaks with Samantha Cockfield, the Head of Road Safety at the Transport Accident Commission, about developments in road safety and the research behind those developments. On this episode, Anthony is...

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