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Hosted by Dan Ryan · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 130 episodes
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Interviews and discussion from a national conservatism perspective with guests from Australia and internationally https://nationalconservatism.org.au/
Dan Ryan hosts The National Conservatism Institute of Australia Podcast, a news show with 130 episodes published.
My guest today is Robert Forsyth, a fellow at the Centre for Independent Studies in Sydney and host of the podcast "Liberalism in Question". Rob also a former Anglican Bishop. Today we discuss: The new book from the CIS
My guest today is Robert Gregory, CEO and President of the Australian Jewish Association (AJA) Today we discuss: The AJA's recent submission to Australia's Royal Commission on AntiSemitism and Social Cohesion and why he
My guest today is Dr Bella D'Abrera a well-known Australian academic who was for many years Director of the Foundations of Western Civilisation Program at the Institute of Public Affairs. Amongst other things she is now
My guest today is former deputy Prime Minister of Australia and now One Nation MP, Barnaby Joyce . Today we discuss: How he explains his new party's meteoric rise in the polls over the last 12 months Is One Nation just a
Parnell is an insights and advocacy strategist and a senior fellow at the Centre for Independent Studies, an Australian classical market think tank. She also writes a weekly column for the Sun-Herald and the Sunday Age o
James L. Nuzzo, PhD, is an exercise scientist and men’s health researcher. Dr. Nuzzo has published over 80 research articles in peer-reviewed journals. He writes regularly about exercise, men’s health, and academia at Th
My guest today is David Goodhart, a British journalist who is the author of several influential books including “The Road to Somewhere”, "Head, Hand, and Heart", and most recently “The Care Dilemma”. Today we discuss: 1.
My guest today is Peter Varghese AO who amongst other things served as the former head of Australia's Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and who currently serves as the Chancellor of the University of Queensland. To
My guest today is Drew Hutton, who was one of the founders of the Australian Greens political party. Today we discuss: The origins of the Green political party in Australia and how it has changed over the years His curre
My guest today is Leah Blyth, federal Senator for South Australia and President of the Liberal Party of South Australia. Today we discuss: What explains the decline in the Liberal Party's fortunes in her state? Whether t
Philip Pilkington is a Senior Research Fellow at the Hungarian Institute of International Affairs (HIIA), where his focus is on macroeconomic and geo-economic issues, and he is also a visiting fellow at the Danube Instit
My guest today is Scott Challen, who is a successful businessman and founder of the "Australia Marches" organization and "Australian Lobby Group". Today we discuss: The upcoming "Australia Marches" protests in Canberra a
My guest today is Drew Pavlou, a well-known Australian online influencer and activist. He is regularly retweeted by members of the Trump administration and recently attracted attention with his expose on the fraud and wa
My guest today is Dr Simon Kennedy an Australian academic specialising in the history of legal, political and religious ideas. He was a Visiting Fellow at the Mathias Corvinus Collegium in Budapest in early 2023, and is
My guest today is academic Salvatores Babones author of new book "Dharma Democracy: How India Built The Third World's First Democracy". Today we discuss: The extent to which Narendra Modi and the BJP should be part of th
My guest today is William Clouston, leader of the Social Democratic Party in the UK. Today we discuss: - What the SDP believes, its history, and why it has not yet achieved the same prominence as parties like Reform UK a
My guest today is the Hon John Anderson AC, who is amongst other things the former deputy Prime Minister of Australia, successful podcast host, and one of the founders of The Alliance for Responsible Citizenship. Today w
My guest today is Misha Saul, who is a technology investor and co-founder of Dragonfly AI, an investment and advisory firm. Today we discuss: Misha's recent article in the Manhattan Institute's City Journal on "How AI Wi
My guest today is David Furse-Roberts a well-known Australian academic who amongst his many books has written a biography on the great 19th Century British parliamentarian and social reformer, Lord Shaftesbury. Today we
My guest today is Harrison Pitt, Senior Policy Fellow at Restore Britain. Today we discuss: What is Restore Britain? What does it hope to achieve? What’s wrong with Nigel Farage’s Reform UK? And whether the goal of Resto
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