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Late Night Live - Full program podcast

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20th January 2020
28 January 2020
4 February 2020
4th March 2020
6 February 2020
A chat with Don Watson
A coup in Myanmar, Arms control and Biden’s change in direction. Exploring the Grimwade Collection.
America, Afghanistan and Addresses
America, Afghanistan & the global Mannix
America and Landscapes
America, COVID and gender and white fragility
America, Good news for regional newspapers? and dementia in US prisons
America, if Trump wins again; Yanis Varoufakis' post-capitalist world
America in crisis, the policing of America and the Barbarous Coast
American political chaos, Australians in Mosul and the evolution of comedy
American politics, how war shapes us and biologist Kropotkin
America's hidden massacre, China panic and the Cerne Abbas Giant
America's increasing inequality and polarisation with Evan Osnos and Alec MacGillis
America, social housing and COVID, Vida Goldstein
America, Somaliland and learning from evolution
America, winning elections and chairs
Amy Remeikis' Canberra, the nuclear waste challenge, and one woman's passion for eating offal
Amy Remeikis on Canberra and Yanis Varoufakis
An Australian republic - a new model and unfinished business
Are skyscrapers the future? and the hounding of jazz legend, Billie Holiday
Are we suffering from the fossil fuel order? marine noise pollution, and Van Gogh's sister-in-law
Australia and the Pacific; what's behind humans long connection to oak trees
Australia's history of censorship; the Hunter Valley convict history
Australia takes on big tech over news content, Afghan women and the peace talks, The Good Germans who resisted the Nazi's
Author Jackie French on women, writing, war and wombats
Back to work in Ian Dunt's UK. The Kremlin, the KGB and the West. Former Vogue editor on Clothes and other things that matter.
Barry Jones on what is to be done next?
Bernadette Brennan on her biography of Gillian Mears
Bernard Collaery on East Timor; Politics of trees
Bernard Keane's Canberra and an unsolved Australian mystery
Bernard Keane's Canberra and David Williamson on our housing crisis
Beyond Sorry, Indigenous design and architecture
Bob Brown on a life of activism
Bougainville elections; who can save the Uyghurs from genocide; is Jared Kushner Trump's most dangerous enabler?
Brazil's three pressure points. The history of Cuban doctors serving abroad. The hunt for a Nazi fugitive.
Bring on the end of 2020
Britain's empire on the brink
Britain's state of secrecy; the late, great, John Clarke
Bruce Shapiro, a divisive doco and Graham Berry
Bruce Shapiro - America Votes. How are Australian farmers faring? Lowitja O 'Donoghue - the biography of a remarkable Australian.
Bruce Shapiro and Geraldine Brooks
Bruce Shapiro and Shannon Smith on the mysterious Clive Williams
Bruce Shapiro, anti-Semitism and 19th century China
Bruce Shapiro, Australia's falling crime rate and the world's weirdest books
Bruce Shapiro, conspiracy psychology and Biosphere 2
Bruce Shapiro, Cyprus stalemate and tree tales
Bruce Shapiro, David Rohde and Jeff Sparrow and James Bradley
Bruce Shapiro, Gavin Esler and Nawal El Saadawi
Bruce Shapiro, Libya on the path to peace and Russian migration to Australia
Bruce Shapiro, Myanmar's prodemocracy movement and the work of a colonial illustrator
Bruce Shapiro on US politics and Anna Funder on Eileen Blair
Bruce Shapiro on US politics and a panel discussion on the current state of press freedom
Bruce Shapiro on US politics and Lara Marlowe on Robert Fisk
Bruce Shapiro on US politics; Iran after the assassination; the rise of contemporary circus
Bruce Shapiro, pandemics and empires, and Tasmanian First Nations leader Tongelongeter
Bruce Shapiro's America; America's unfinished business; 10 drinks that shaped Australia
Bruce Shapiro's America and Peter Goldsworthy's 'Cancer Finishing School'
Bruce Shapiro's America and President Trump's wars
Bruce Shapiro's America and Satyajit Das on the future of the world
Bruce Shapiro's America, and the unsung heroes of the Oxford English Dictionary
Bruce Shapiro's America and the woman who challenged our social order
Bruce Shapiro's America, Australia's looming fire season, and the "tradwives" shunning feminism
Bruce Shapiro's America, Belarus and the death of Albert Camus
Bruce Shapiro's America, Blinken's visit down under and Australian 'sheroes'
Bruce Shapiro's America, ethics of vaccines and the lives of houses
Bruce Shapiro's America, globalisation and the pandemic, the Soviet internyet
Bruce Shapiro's America, Indian farmer protests and anti gravity devices (Update)
Bruce Shapiro's America, Netanyahu's political future and convict tales with Jim Haynes
Bruce Shapiro's America, Poland's surprise election result, and Australia's citizen scientists
Bruce Shapiro's America. The Australian diaspora. The Women who made television.
Bruce Shapiro's America, the mass protest decade, and the WWII rescue of JFK
Bruce Shapiro's America. The Murray Darling Basin. Antarctic fossils
Bruce Shapiro's America, transitioning from coal in the LaTrobe Valley and the dish turns 60.
Bruce Shapiro, Shipping crises and Alexander Bell's war on sign language
Bruce Shapiro, sponsoring refugees and AI
Bruce Shapiro, Stuart Rees on cruelty and the history of Qantas
Bruce Shapiro's US and the fate of Afghan women
Bruce Shapiro, update from Afghanistan and "Fat Leonard" sings
Canberra capers, Australia and East Timor's long history and the Jewish commandos of X-Troop
Canberra Capers with Laura Tingle: Impunity for those who wage war; The Convent
Canberra, GameStop and Metazoa
Canberra politics and protecting Indigenous Culture
Canberra politics and Timor then and now
Canberra politics, deporting Indigenous Australians and endangered languages
Canberra politics, Glasgow talks and prosperity in the Gulags
Canberra politics, Modern Monetary Theory and 60s radicals
Canberra politics, Northern Ireland violence and eighty wonderful plants
Canberra politics, Russian protests and Australian publishing greats
Canberra politics, the Kosovo election and the link between trauma and genius
Canberra politics, war crimes in Afghanistan and sperm whales
Canberra update; Angus Grigg on insider trading; and the reality of life as a spy
Canberra with Laura Tingle; History of the WHO; Creator of the Laugh Box
Carl Robinson - a memoir of the Vietnam War
Colin Powell's legacy, the sinking of the SIEV-X, recreating the woolly mammoth
Conservative view from the US; How the US election could end in disarray, the importance of not burning books
Countdown to the US Presidential Election and the real story of Breaker Morant
COVID-19, America, the Indo-Pacific and other threats to humanity
Covid-19 in Italy and the world in 1000 AD
Daniel McCarthy's America, a Marshall Plan for Africa and corporate denial
Daniel McCarthy's America, Japan's Covid mascot and wildlife trafficking
Daniel McCarthy's America, presidents and race and how budgerigars wooed the world
Daniel McCarthy's America, tear gas controversy and Iraq's looted antiquities
David Anderson congratulates Phillip on his 30 years on LNL. Glyn Davis on poverty and life's lottery. The end of the great acceleration.
David Frum's America; Our Law documentary; The Age of Islands
David Frum's America; Truth and reconciliation in Seychelles; Ned Kelly's gonzo journalists
David Frum's Trumpocalypse, Dominic Cummings and an angry Britain, the Illuminati conspiracy.
Deaths in custody; Recycling oil rigs; the escape of 2600 Jewish families from WW2 Lithuania
Democratic Convention, kicked out of China, who owns the Internet
Détente and de-dollarisation plus the strange tale of a spy called Bill.
Did the atom bomb need to dropped on Japan? Palestine's 100 year war. Australia's traitors and spies.
Don Watson - A Writing Life
East meets West during the Ottoman Empire and in Sicily
Elections for Tokyo Governor; Why the humanities remain important; The world in 2030, according to Keynes
Europe's last dictator, Native American dispossession, the real Joe McCarthy.
Failures at The International Criminal Court, Papuan Lives Matter. A history of Porcelain in Europe.
Film Producer Al Clark on his passion for cinema from Spain to Sydney
Flawed forensics. The role of chance in life.
Florence de Changy and Isabel Allende
Geoffrey Robertson and David Olusoga on museums of plunder
George Floyd anniversary, tribal ownership of US National Parks and endangered languages
Geremie Barmé on China; Science vs. Trump; Can you be an ethical omnivore?
Gillian Mears, novelist and euthanasia advocate
Goodbye Donald Trump, Hello Joe Biden
Growing popularity of 'Doughnut Economics', rebel cricketers who toured apartheid South Africa
Has COVID-19 signalled the end of the American era?
Henry Reynolds on how the telling of Australia's history of frontier violence has changed
Hong Kong protesters return. Deep sea mining and where did alphabetical order come from?
Hong Kong protests: Joe Biden; Remembering Freeman Dyson
Hong Kong Update, Australian perspectives on misinformation, International Brigades and the Spanish civil war.
Howard French: Born in Blackness
How Europe sees Brexit, Good news for Iceland's whales and a challenge to big tech
How Indigenous Australians and the National Archives fared under the budget. The story behind the first man in space.
How should Australia respond to the ICJ finding and meet Sister Brigid Arthur
How to embrace failure and the consequences of the coup in Niger
How to help Australia's dairy farmers, Julian Assange's fight for freedom and the adventurous life of Nell Tritton.
Ian Dunt on the Big Reshuffle and UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese
Ian Dunt on UK politics and Gideon Levy on reporting on the war in Gaza
Ian Dunt on UK Politics, migrant workers in Saudi Arabia and artist A H Fullwood
Ian Dunt's Britain, and Lech Blaine on Australian larrikins
Ian Dunt's Britain, and lessons from a devastating bush fire
Ian Dunt's Britain, Angela Merkel's legacy, and clocks in history
Ian Dunt's Britain, Australia's growing Indian population and Cairo's much loved Diwan bookstores
Ian Dunt's history of liberalism. George Bridgetower: The black violinist who inspired Beethoven.
Ian Dunt's UK, 50 years since Nixon went to China and a grandfather's letters of complaint
Ian Dunt's UK. A long history of electoral interference. Celebrating Zoe Caldwell and Judith Anderson.
Ian Dunt's UK. America's poisoning of the Pacific. H.G Wells a literary giant
Ian Dunt's UK and the life of Dorothea Mackellar
Ian Dunt's UK, a new Murray-Darling deal, and America's changing graves
Ian Dunt's UK. Australian farmers look beyond China. The secret life of the Savoy Hotel.
Ian Dunt's UK. David Frum and the remaking of the Republican party. The provocations J. M. Coetzee.
Ian Dunt's UK, Geopolitics and Western Sahara's claim for independence. The scientific event in 1914 that changed Australia.
Ian Dunt's UK, Israel-PNG relations, and cheerfulness in Art
Ian Dunt's UK. John Kerr and the Whitlam dismissal. Celebrity, gossip and American culture
Ian Dunt's UK, John Shipton on his son Julian Assange. Difficult Women: A history of feminism in 11 fights
Ian Dunt's UK, keeping Singapore cool, and Australia's soft power
Ian Dunt's UK. Norway's homegrown terrorist & a new Robert Menzies bio.
Ian Dunt's UK, Pacific priorities at COP28 and the power of eyeliner
Ian Dunt's UK post Trump. Understanding the world from Beijing's perspective. The history of Labassa House
Ian Dunt's UK, psychedelic tests and stationery adventures
Ian Dunt's UK. Synthetic media and the danger of deep fakes. The virus and the philosopher.
Ian Dunt's UK. The century so far: Indigenous economic empowerment. Remembering Japan's Mishima
Ian Dunt's UK, the legacy of slavery and the environmental cost of our plastic addiction
Ian Dunt's UK, The militarisation of conservation. Homer's Illiad
Ian Dunt's UK, Uber in California, the politicisation of intelligence
Ian's Dunt's UK and Australia's environmental laws reviewed
India stifles scrutiny; The view on the US election from Kansas; The tale of Captain Moonlite
Indigenous issues with Jack Latimore. Human rights in Saudi Arabia. Harnessing your inner voice.
Indigenous news and issues. Edith Cowan: Australia's first female member of Parliament. Liberalism vs Autocrats in South-East Asia
Indigenous update, carbon justice, the children of ancient Rome.
Indigenous update with Amy McQuire, asteroids past and future, and Victoria's convicts
Indonesia and COVID-19, 100 years of the Nats and Churchill and the Blitz
Iran's revolutionary generation gap; the enigma of US Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas
Is it the end of the American era?
Japan after Abe Shinzo; Life and times of E.W.Cole founder of the Melbourne Book Arcade
Japan's first feminist poet; is the best educated generation also the most ignorant?
JFK, Sukarno and Dulles and socially engaged art
Joe's woes, Iraq's upcoming election and the stately homes controversy
Judicial activism and the High Court; A Jewish homeland in the NT?
Judith Brett on writing about politics and Bain Attwood on the petitions of Indigenous leader William Cooper
Julian Assange’s extradition hearing. Is the end of oil closer than you think? Andrew Wakefield: the doctor who fooled the world .
Julian Assange's next appeal and the links between books and war
Justice as love
Karen Middleton's Canberra; Australia's fruit picking crisis; Three perspectives on the British empire
Katharine Murphy's Canberra; Crisis in Ethiopia; Megan Davis on 20 years since the Bridge Walk for Reconciliation
Late Night Live
Latest from the UK; nuclear war in Taiwan Strait, Syria's rebel librarians
Laura Tingle, Arundhati Roy and Janice Hume
Laura Tingle, Clonehenge and polar film-making
Laura Tingle; Corporate Power in Australia; Invention of the Time Capsule
Laura Tingle; Crisis economics; Harvest
Laura Tingle, doing business in China and a 9/11 musical
Laura Tingle; Intelligence coup; Time
Laura Tingle, Myanmar protests and John Bell
Laura Tingle on Dunkley plus Matt Noffs on breaking the cycles of youth crime
Laura Tingle on the Berejiklian exit, Ben Noble on Alexei Navalny and Lisa Sullivan on Frederick McCubbin
Laura Tingle, reviving the arts and the history of the seven-day week
Laura Tingle; Russian oil politics; Irish wounds
Laura Tingle's Canberra, Albanian migrants in the UK, and finding joy in prehistory
Laura Tingle's Canberra and 100th anniversary of China's Communist Party
Laura Tingle's Canberra, and economist Sean Turnell on his imprisonment in Myanmar
Laura Tingle's Canberra and Kevin Rudd on US-China relations
Laura Tingle's Canberra and 'Out of Eden': Retracing the steps of human migration
Laura Tingle's Canberra and Quarterly Essay; JBS Haldane revisited
Laura Tingle's Canberra, and the stories told by the paintings of the State Library of NSW
Laura Tingle's Canberra, and the world's first 9/11 occurred in 1695
Laura Tingle's Canberra and why free will might be an illusion
Laura Tingle's Canberra, a Syrian seed bank and letters to Robert Menzies
Laura Tingle's Canberra, China's economic woes, and the convicts of New Caledonia
Laura Tingle's Canberra, China's role in the Middle East, and the assassination of Lumumba
Laura Tingle's Canberra. Covid cases surge in PNG. An 1872 expedition to Cape York.
Laura Tingle's Canberra, deadly cults in Kenya, and Jamaica's official language
Laura Tingle's Canberra; Does Covid-19 discrimate?; Plight of Iraq Kurdistan; Jack Mundey RIP
Laura Tingle's Canberra, elections in Japan and shipping containers
Laura Tingle's Canberra, farm succession and lost in Larramah
Laura Tingle's Canberra; Future of Hong Kong; Hijacking the debutante tradition
Laura Tingle's Canberra; Goats - pest or produce? The life of J.B.S. Haldane
Laura Tingle's Canberra; How can we lay the groundwork for a better, more equitable nation?
Laura Tingle's Canberra, humanitarian crisis unfolds in Afghanistan and the diaries of Chips Channon
Laura Tingle's Canberra; Indigenous water rights; Australia's most notorious tabloid
Laura Tingle's Canberra; Is Trump a fascist? Vale Owen Harries
Laura Tingle's Canberra; James Le Mesurier and the White Helmets; Anne Boleyn through the ages
Laura Tingle's Canberra; Jokowi, man of contradictions; Hugh Mackay's 'The Inner Self'
Laura Tingle's Canberra, Julian Assange's trial and Film Noir
Laura Tingle's Canberra; Kerala & COVID-19; Raising rare breeds
Laura Tingle's Canberra; Lebanon crises; Doublespeak Awards
Laura Tingle's Canberra; Myanmar elections; How free speech became so complex
Laura Tingle's Canberra; Operation Condor; Australian women pilots
Laura Tingle's Canberra plus Marcia Langton on reconciliation and the life of Lowitja O'Donoghue
Laura Tingle's Canberra; Putin and the Navalny poisoning; The life and times of Samuel Griffith
Laura Tingle's Canberra, refugees from Afghanistan and trans trailblazer Ewan Forbes
Laura Tingle's Canberra; Reordering the world; What's wrong with getting old
Laura Tingle's Canberra, the international Atlas Network and the Mexican town that banned avocados
Laura Tingle's Canberra; the life and work of Ken Inglis, Historian
Laura Tingle's Canberra; the price of life; the puzzling history of the Crossword
Laura Tingle's Canberra. The waning war on drugs in America.
Laura Tingle's Canberra; Towards nuclear chaos; Uluru statement 3 years on
Laura Tingle's Canberra; UK's Russia report; Ghost boats and flying squid
Laura Tingle's Canberra, whistleblower legislation and amusing Australian history
Laura Tingle's Canberra; Women lead the Belarus protests; The ancient amber route
Laura Tingle's Canberra; Zimbabwe's crackdown; Supporting Australian Stories on screen.
Laura Tingle's politics; threats to food security; snow monkeys in Texas
Laura Tingle's world; Melbourne towers lockdown; Washington's anti-communist crusades
Laura Tingle; The Lonely Century; Blood, oil and MBS
Laura Tingle, the mouse plague & voluntary euthanasia
Laura Tingle, Yanis Varoufakis and mazes
Lessons from Fukushima and history of Australia's Argyle diamonds
Libya, Irish election and Calamity Jane
LNL Monday 27th January 2020
Madeleine Albright on life's third act & an intimate history of the Victorian economy
Maria Ressa; On Blackness; Feeding dictators
Martin Amis's Inside Story
Mary Kostakidis on Assange trial; Preparing for the 'Age of Fire'; Henry Burgh, the man who gave rights to animals
Myths about American equality and remembering the past in Australia and Spain
National politics and scandals; Scotland after Brexit and was PT Barnum a master showman or master of humbug?
National politics with Laura Tingle. Conflict in Gaza. Ginger Meggs turns 100.
News from America, underemployment and life in an iron lung
North Korea and COVID 19. Geopolitics during the pandemic. Australia's original Radio Girl
Oliver Stone's autobiography Chasing the Light
One on one with Sir Peter Cosgrove
Operation Gideon; Facebook moderators' stress; Lord Byron's scandalous ancestors
PacificAus TV initiative; French military in Africa; the odour of history
Pacific update and blackmarket guns
Pacific update. Grassroots economics in Jakarta. Mental health in Uganda.
Pacific update, Northern Territory water pressures, and insights into mysterious illnesses
Pacific update, reappraising JFK and early photography
Pacific update, security legislation, and travel writers
Pacific Update. Stan Grant and a world in crisis. White right wing extremism.
Pacific update. The kleptocrats' enablers. Symbols of Australia
Payday for pensioners, waging war over undersea cables, and the art of Lonnie Holley
Peace and pandemics; France's 'deconfinement'; Newspaper ads in the age of Rembrandt
Pine Gap's peace crimes; the miracle typist of WW2's Polish Army
Political storytellling, Raising the age of criminal responsibility
Politics and Covid in Ian Dunt's UK. Fossil fuels and the Bolivian election. Journalist Geoff Kitney's memoirs
Politics with Paul Bongiorno; Towards a nuclear weapons ban; The radical rewilders saving the UK's endangered species
Power shifts in Northern Ireland, and the history of hitchhiking
Republican infighting, Syrian elections and the life of Isi Liebler
Richard Flanagan on his latest book and the true story of Captain Moonlite with Gary Linnell
Rory Stewart on his time as a Tory MP, and a clear-flowing Yarra River
Rush Limbaugh, conservation in Kenya and the stigma of mental illness
Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the origin of Armageddon
Rwandan genocide and a fugitive caught, Big pharma and COVID19, a history of soap.
Satyajit Das on COVID 19 and the financial system. Henry Reynolds, history and the costs of war
Scott Ludlam on the search for the world that comes next.
Sean Kelly's Canberra, 21st Century virtues, and the mysterious Australian spy 'Dick' Ellis
Sewing to survive in Auschwitz and the fate of the displaced colonial ayahs and amahs
Shashi Tharoor on Indian nationalism and Paul van Reyk on Australia's food history
Simon Winchester
Simon Winchester is worried about the future of human intelligence
Solving the climate emergency; Indigenous storytellers on stage and screen
South China sea; Choking Huawei; David Williamson
Southeast Asia outlook, President Putin forever? An unexpected history of celebrity.
State capture and democracy in Australia and the importance of friction in modern life
Statues removed in Ian Dunt's UK. Indigenous deaths in custody. Collaboration from WW2 to the White House.
The American obsession with conspiracy theories, plus the Dickens-led tourism trend
The American response to Coronavirus, the history of pandemics and the threats to the Mekong
The atomic bomb turns 75
The climate in Canberra, Afghanistan and Geoffrey Robertson
The crisis of the 2020s and beyond; the Falklands success story
The death of Donald Rumsfeld and Canada's indigenous sorrows
The Evolution of Sound with David George Haskell
The future of space and astro-politics
The future of the Middle East and NASA's first female astronauts
The latest from America and is Indigenous incarceration still on the rise?
The latest from America, how China censors Hollywood and living mindfully for a year
The latest from America, the new despots and Scullin & Curtin's early years
The latest on Boris with Ian Dunt and Bolsonaro with Sarah Maslin
The multiple crises facing the government plus the history of politics and the pub
The Murray Darling basin debacle. How whales communicate. Stonehenge replicas
The peripatetic life of journalist Jon Lee Anderson
The Pilbara strike and a history of women's self-portraits
The PM visits China, Pacific nuclear legacies and the young whalers sent to Antarctica
The politics of 2023 and celebrating 100 years of RN
The promise of a President Biden; The grifters of Mar-a-Largo
The Republican Convention, white evangelicals and the fight for the Fens
The rise of the right in Germany and the resurgence of the magazine
The tragedy of the Murray-Darling Basin; Historian Russell Ward and his landmark study The Australian Legend
The US election and the midwest, a gold frenzy, and the German botanist
The war on the BBC and crashing into Mt Everest
Tough times in Ian Dunt's UK. Public health, artificial intelligence and surveillance. Traditional Japanese culture under pressure.
Troubles in Canberra, Afghanistan and the Chelsea Hotel
True ghostly hauntings in Britain post WW1; and Harvard University's papyrus scandal
Trump's America, Tory cash and Andrew Boe
Trump's apocalypse and Ireland in 1922
Two showmen of their time: EW Cole and PT Barnum
UK Politics, a marine heatwave heads south and why people love saunas
UK politics and the Brexit deadline, Insects under threat and spice at any price
UK politics, koala politics and the long reach of the Spanish Civil War
UK update with Patrick Wintour, who exactly are the 'freedom' demonstrators, and Australia's mountains
USA with Daniel McCarthy and Shakespeare in America
US-backed wars and their legacies, and Maria Sybilla Merian, the first ecologist
Us election result tensions, the tarnished Crown and songlines explained
US Election Special and Marie Younan's story
US Politics, Joseph Banks and the Mutant Project
US politics, rare earth metals, Hemingway's letters
US politics, spy stories and the man who found Alexandria
US politics, the new crime of ecocide and Goya the painter
US protest positives, Edward Snowden, Johny Pitts on Afropean
US response to Hamas attacks, the lucrative passport trade, and the sex worker who became a spy
US update, Tasmanian salmon and convict women
What does NAIDOC mean in 2020? American satirists from the 18th to 21st centuries
What do fossils, babies and Einstein tell us about the way our brains have evolved?; How plants think.
'Whatever it takes' in Ian Dunt's UK, Libya update and a biography of the idealist - Wendell Wilkie.
What we learnt from Wikileaks
When Einstein meets Curie at the Solvay Conference and the complexity of ancient civilisations
Where to next for our empty universities? Mussolini's perfect fascist
Where to now for reconciliation?
Women in Canberra, the surf and the Vietnam War
Yanis Varoufakis on Technofeudalism and the evolution of counting