Best Roman Coppola Podcasts (2024)

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The intergalactic search for Exoplanets and the Goldilocks Zone, from the 2023 World Science Festival in Brisbane 51:59

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Astronomers and astrophysicists are looking for exoplanets, that orbit around stars beyond our solar system in what is known as the Goldilocks Zone — the zone with conditions that might be just right for creating life. A fascinating discussion from the 2023 World Science Festival in Brisbane.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Kate Evans hosts a session about bringing the past to life, at the 2023 Sydney Writers Festival 54:06

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At the 2023 Sydney Writers Festival, Kate Evans discusses historical fiction with the celebrated authors — Geraldine Brooks, Pip Williams and Sally Colin-James.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Claire Nicholls is on stage with three authors to discuss mothers and motherhood in their works 54:06

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At Perth Festival's Writers Weekend, Claire Nichols talks mothers & motherhood with Alice Pung author of 100 Days, Larissa Behrendt who's latest book is After Story, and Chloe Hooper who examines parenting in her memoir Bedtime Story.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Son of Francis and brother of Sophia, Roman Coppola talks about being a member of one of cinema's most successful families 51:22

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At Melbourne's inaugural Now or Never Festival in 2023, Roman Coppola talks about how he grew up in the industry, his love of collaboration and setting up a fund to develop new talent in the industry.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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A session hosted by Kate Evans at the 2023 Sydney Writers Festival that asks, "what is the current state of the novel?" 47:09

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At the 2023 Sydney Writers Festival, Kate Evans hosts a discussion featuring: Pulitzer Prize winning writer Colson Whitehead, Booker Prize winner Eleanor Catton, Man Booker Prize winner Richard Flanagan and acclaimed debut novelist Tracey Lien.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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A panel of writers discuss the deeper meaning of travel, at the 2023 Melbourne Writers Festival 54:06

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At the 2023 Melbourne Writers Festival, writers speak about of how travel shapes our identity and gives us a better understanding of other cultures. Features Richard Fidler, Kris Kneen, chef Adam Liaw and artist & researcher Vicky Shukuroglou.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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At the 2023 Sydney Writers Festival, two-time world debating champion Bo Seo is speaking with former High Court judge, Michael Kirby 48:41

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Two-time world debating champion Bo Seo and former High Court judge Michael Kirby, discuss how we might better listen to and disagree with each other, and Seo's new book, Good Arguments.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Best-selling crime novelist Jane Harper speaks to Sarah L'Estrange at the 2023 Melbourne Writers Festival 54:06

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Since 2016 Jane Harper has published five bestselling novels, including The Dry and The Lost Man, and her latest Exiles. We'll hear why she's finishing up with one of her most popular characters in this conversation with Sarah L'Estrange, at the 2023 Melbourne Writers Festival.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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An entertaining session at the 2023 Sydney Writers Festival, that asks - can a dinner change the course of a person's life? 54:06

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A session hosted by Adam Liaw and Annabel Crabb at the 2023 Sydney Writers Festival, which features well known chefs revealing how an extraordinary meal had a huge impact on who they've become.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Kate Evans is at the 2023 Canberra Writers Festival speaking with historical novelist Lauren Groff 54:06

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Best-selling author Lauren Groff's is in conversation with Kate Evans at the 2023 Canberra Writers Festival. Lauren Groff’s books include Arcadia, Fates and Furies, Matrix, and her latest novel The Vaster Wilds.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Two of Australia's best-known commentators on true crime: Helen Garner & Hedley Thomas at the 2023 Sydney Writers Festival 54:06

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At the 2023 Sydney Writers Festival, writer Sarah Krasnostein is in conversation with veteran journalist and podcaster Hedley Thomas, and the renowned author Helen Garner.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Debut novelists Tracey Lien and Nina Wan in a delightful conversation with Sarah L'Estrange, at the 2023 Melbourne Writers Festival 54:06

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Sarah L'Estrange speaks to Tracey Lien about her book All That's Left Unsaid, which tells of the aftermath of a shocking murder; and to Nina Wan's - who's novel The Albatross, explores love, duty and belonging.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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At the 2023 Sydney Writers Festival, former PM Julia Gillard is in conversation with Indira Naidoo 51:16

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Australia's first female Prime Minister talks about the infamous Misogyny Speech, how she feels about it ten years on, and what the future look like for the next generation of female leaders.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Paul Barclay hosts a session at the 2023 World Science Festival which asks - Can Science Save the World? 54:06

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Paul Barclay hosts a panel that asks can science save the world and does the world actually need saving? Hear from four big thinkers that are transforming extraordinary ideas into life changing discoveries.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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A thought provoking discussion about hope and climate change at the 2023 Sydney Writers Festival 54:06

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Simon Holmes a Court hosts a challenging but ultimately optimistic panel discussion. He asks the panel for their insights into where we are at with climate change, and what are their hopes are for the future?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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MAGIC HOUR - with director Alethea Jones 1:10:50

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Associate Professor Nicolette Freeman skillfully delves into the Hollywood career of VCA Alumni, Alethea Jones, unraveling the directing journey behind renowned works like Grease: Rise of the Pink Ladies, Mrs. Davis, and Fun Mom Dinner, offering invaluable insights, tricks, and tips that resonate deeply with aspiring film students.…

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Kate Evans is at the 2023 Melbourne Writers Festival speaking with author Shehan Karunatilaka 52:39

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The 2022 Booker Prize winning author Shehan Karunatilaka, in an entertaining conversation with Kate Evans, at the 2023 Melbourne Writers Festival.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Debut novelist Sequoia Nagamatsu talks to Claire Nicholas at Perth Festival's Writers Weekend 50:47

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Claire Nicholls in conversation with Japanese American author Sequoia Nagamatsu, about his debut novel How High We Go in the Dark, at Perth Festival's Writers Weekend.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Actor Sam Neill at 2023 Sydney Writers Festival 51:07

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In front of a huge crowd at the 2023 Sydney Writers Festival, Brian Brown interviews his old friend and fellow actor Sam Neill, about Sam's memoir, Did I ever tell you this?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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MAGIC HOUR - with Roman Coppola 1:04:03

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Hollywood royalty, Roman Coppola, stopped by VCA Film and Television whilst in Melbourne and spoke with producer Stephen Luby and a cohort of students about wide-ranging topics such as screenwriting, producing, making music videos, Wes Anderson, wine, theme parks and decentralized film financing. Tune in!…

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In Conversation with Writer Gabriel Bergmoser 1:05:57

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VCA Alumni and "born writer" Gabriel Bergmoser speaks about his career as an award-winning screenwriter, playwright and novelist to Ben Michael - they cover topics such as ability to be prolific, his work ethic, adaptations, Hollywood, and being a published best-seller.By VCA Film and Television

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Magic Hour - Future models of Screen Funding 28:19

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In this episode, five film industry insiders give their perspective on the future of film funding. VCA Alumni, writer/director Goran Stolevski - "Of an Age" (2022) and "You Won't Be Alone" (2022) VCA Alumni Caleb Ribates - Lakad (2022)Producer Emma Roberts - VR project Gondwana (2022) Dr Kirstin Stephens - Lecturer in Arts and Cultural ManagementDr…

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Magic Hour - interview with Emmy Award-winning cinematographer Adam Arkapaw 37:15

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VCA Alumni, Cinematographer Adam Arkapaw is interviewed by Assoc. Prof. Annabelle Murphy. Adam Arkapaw is an Australian cinematographer. He is best known for his work on the television series Top of the Lake and True Detective (Season 1), for which he has won two Creative Arts Emmy Awards. He is also known for his collaborations with director Justi…

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Magic Hour - with documentary director Brett Morgen 31:16

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Magic Hour host Ben Michael interviews documentary director Brett Morgen about his career culminating in the 2023 release of the David Bowie documentary Moonage DaydreamBy VCA Film and Television

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Geoffrey Robertson’s Hypothetical Part 2

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Geoffrey Robertson KC, a legendary barrister and human rights judge, poses hypothetical questions to a panel of high-profile guests, guiding them through the scenarios with interrogative questioning.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Geoffrey Robertson’s Hypothetical Part 1

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Geoffrey Robertson KC, a legendary barrister and human rights judge, poses hypothetical questions to a panel of high-profile guests, guiding them through the scenarios with interrogative questioning.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Best of the Festivals Small Towns 53:55

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What terrible secrets are hidden in the fictional landscapes of regional Australia? Three crime writers onstage at the Sydney Writers Festival with Kate Evans: Garry Disher, Hayley Scrivenor and Dinuka McKenzie. Small towns, big secrets.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Double trouble — crime fiction with Dervla McTiernan and Aoife Clifford

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Conversations with Irish Australian queens of crime: bestselling Irish born crime novelist, Dervla McTiernan discusses her move away from the Cormac Reilly series for her new standalone, The Murder Rule. Also, Aoife Clifford discusses her latest When We Fall and the ethics of true crime in fiction.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Governing during a climate emergency

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'Business as usual' is not an option for governments dealing with an escalating climate crisis. It's now impossible to ignore or deny the grim manifestations, and warnings, that the planet is heating up. So how must governance and democracy change? What are the impediments to overcome if we are to decarbonise the economy, and adapt to a changing cl…

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Gone but not forgotten: great writers who died in 2022 47:42

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The influence and lasting impact of writers and writing is irrefutable.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Words on show: writing for performance 50:20

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Language changes when read aloud; previously unheard rhythms, timbres and tones come alive off the page.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Sex, tech, intimacy and power — Jennifer Mills, Rob Brooks, Josephine Taylor

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Too much. Not enough. Too weird. Not weird enough. Sex is enjoyed, explored, exploited, and policed in countless ways. The pleasure and pain of writing about sex … with authors Jennifer Mills (The Airways, Dyschronia), evolutionary biologist Rob Brooks (Artificial Intimacy: Virtual Friends, digital lovers, and algorithmic matchmakers), and Josephin…

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Is cancel culture ruining creativity? 44:05

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Cancel culture, wokeness, politically correct; who gets to choose what's offensive and what's inclusive?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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English novelist Sarah Moss, The Fell

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Dry stone walls, ancient pathways, domestic landscapes and dread: English novelist Sarah Moss speaks to Kate Evans at the 2022 Melbourne Writers Festival about her latest novel, The Fell, and the importance of place in her writing.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The Joys of Rereading 50:59

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What does rereading mean to you, and why do you do it? At the 2022 Sydney Writers Festival Kate Evans was joined on stage by rereaders memoirist Ruth Wilson (author of the bibliomemoir, The Jane Austen Remedy), and scholar and literary judge Bernadette Brennan (whose literary biographies include Leaping into Waterfalls: The Enigmatic Gillian Mears …

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The making of Australian history

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How is history made, and who gets left out? History tells us where we came from, what happened along the way, and who we have become – our national identity. But history is the product of the cultural values and beliefs of the time in which it was written. Who gets to shape these shifting narratives? Why has history so often excluded and silenced F…

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Hannah Kent and Michelle Johnston unearth the past

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From books and ideas to music you get a front-row seat at the highlight events.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Fearless Fiction: Amanda Lohrey, Julieanne Lamond, Sarah L'Estrange

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The new book Lohrey by literary critic and researcher Julieanne Lamond pays homage to Amanda Lohrey, the fearless writer, novelist and 2021 Miles Franklin winner whose career spans four decades. Sarah L’Estrange catches up with both women at the Melbourne Writers Festival.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Lessons in life, mortality and love from Julian Barnes

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Julian Barnes is the author of 13 novels including Flaubert's Parrot, The Noise of Time and the Booker-winning A Sense of an Ending. His latest novel, Elizabeth Finch, is about a life-changing teacher. From the Sydney Writers Festival, he talks to Claire Nichols about the influence of teachers on his life and what he's learned in a career that's sp…

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QANON and internet conspiracy cults

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Conspiracy theories are not a new phenomenon.But the internet and, recently, the pandemic have turbocharged the dissemination of misinformation and disinformation.A disturbing number of people are now getting sucked into online conspiracy cults. One of the most prominent is QAnon, whose believers think a cabal of Satanic-worshipping paedophiles ope…

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Anita Heiss on celebrating Aboriginal heroes and learning Wiradjuri 53:52

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What does the Australian country town of Gundagai make you think of? The statue of the "dog on the tuckerbox"? The old folksong, Along the road to Gundagai? Or do you think of the great flood of 1852 – the deadliest in our history - and the remarkable heroism of two Aboriginal men who saved over 60 people, using their bark canoes. Writer, Anita Hei…

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The feminists are coming 53:52

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What it is like to be a feminist in the public eye? A discussion from the 2021 Sydney Writers Festival with Laurie Penny author of Bitch Doctrine: Essays for Dissenting Adults addresses, Journalist Virginia Trioli, who has published a revised version of her book Generation F: Why We Still Struggle With Sex and Power, and the host is author and femi…

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Is trust in science growing? 53:52

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Opinions trump facts and truth is no longer absolute. Science is under attack in a world where misinformation thrives, fake news can go viral and conspiracy theories are more popular than ever. How have we arrived at this place of mistrust and what can we do to stand up for science? Why should we trust scientists? Or perhaps more tellingly, what do…

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Rachel Cusk 53:52

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From the 2021 Sydney Writers Festival Annabel Crabbe in conversation with Rachel Cusk - the author of the Outline trilogy (Outline, Transit, Kudos); the essay collection Coventry; the memoirs A Life’s Work, The Last Supper and Aftermath; and several other works.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Ruth Ozeki 53:52

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A conversation with the renowned author Ruth Ozeki, speaking to Kate Evans. We hear about some of the characters that inhabit The Book of Form & Emptiness. About the integral role of objects in Ozeki’s latest novel, and the books within books. This talk was for the Wheeler Centres series Postcards from Abroad in 2021.…

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Uluru, frontier violence, and the Statement from the Heart 53:52

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Uluru is a spiritual place for indigenous people and it looms large in the national imagination. Historian Mark McKenna uncovered a hidden truth about an infamous frontier killing at Uluru in the 1930’s. Indigenous campaigner, Thomas Mayor, believes the “Statement from the Heart” could only have come from Uluru. Paul Barclay speaks to Mark and Thom…

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Brit Bennett 53:52

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Brit Bennett recently joined Claire Nichols in front of live audience at His Majesty's Theatre as part of the Perth Festival of Literature and Ideas. Together they discussed latest book The Vanishing Half, the complexities of race relations in America, her writing process and making the cover of Time Magazine.…

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Don Watson 53:52

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From the 2021 Sydney Writers Festival, a conversation between journalist and writer Rick Morton, and the celebrated essayist, speech writer and author Don Watson - best known for his books Recollections of a Bleeding Heart, Bush & Watsonia.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Marshalling Troops for climate change 53:52

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It’s difficult to initiate social change - not only to make people understand that change is needed, but to get them to alter their behaviour and maybe even to get them to give up some things. Two young activists discuss strategies of how to motivate crowds and the power of taking action.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Jonathan Franzen 53:52

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Presented by the Wheeler Centre, the Byron Writers Festival and the Newcastle Writers Festival — author Jonathan Franzen, with Sarah Kanowski, about his latest book Crossroads, his approach to religion, and how he's now being kinder to his characters.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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