Best Andrew David Cox Podcasts (2024)

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Fashion plastics, bespoke tailoring, Andrew McConnell's last supper, the Singer as an icon 54:04

42m ago54:04

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We explore the problem of plastics in fashion, learn about the art of a good suit from Patrick Grant of London's Savile Row, taste Andrew McConnell's last supper of spaghetti vongole, and share in the gossip surrounding the Singer sewing machine.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Ep08: Let’s talk about navigating an ever-changing digital landscape and in-person working vs. remote working 42:07

3h ago42:07

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Let's talk about navigating an ever-changing digital landscape and in-person working vs. remote working to find the right team members for your business. Join us as we chat with Julia Johnson as she leads her digital marketing business through the constant change in the digital world and the challenges she faces in finding staff locally who have th…

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Geoffrey Bawa, Elizabeth David, 15 minute cities, and glass art 54:04

1h ago54:04

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The work of Sri Lankan architect Geoffrey Bawa is celebrated in a new documentary, Annie Smithers explores the veggie chapter in Elizabeth David's French Provincial Cooking, we ask what benefits 15 minutes cities can bring for women in particular, and visit glass artist Nadine Keegan in her studio.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Ep07: Let’s talk about how to take the right risks to scale your business and make it sustainable 44:45

4h ago44:45

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Let's talk about how to take the right risks to scale your buisness and make it sustainable. Join us as we chat with Brandon Kilvert-Taylor as he chases some big dreams as a young entrepreneur and explores how to scale his current business, Diamond Pressure Cleaning. He's working to make his business sustainable and acquire other businesses and ass…

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The milk debate, parliamentary architecture, and Geelong's threatened birds 54:38

1d ago54:38

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Chef and farmer Matthew Evans explores the polarising nature of milk, we unpick what parliamentary design means for democracy, and visit artist and scientist Mary-Jane Walker in her studio to explore her art project on Geelong's threatened birds.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Ep06: Let’s talk about how to creatively target the right market and establish a personal brand 37:16

2d ago37:16

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Let's talk about how to creatively target the right market and establish a personal brand for this professional in motorsport. Join us as we have an interesting discussion with Reuben Lowe as he pursues his dreams in the motorsport industry. He's looking to attract the right businesses that can help him raise funds for sponsorships and reach his go…

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A modern grand tour, Sam Cox on garden design, and plants in space 54:04

8d ago54:04

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We go on a grand tour for the 21st century, discuss better apartment design, visit landscape designer Sam Cox in his naturalistic garden, and look to the future when plants can survive on the Moon and sustain us as we journey Mars.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Ep05: Let’s talk about finding your unique selling proposition (usp), raising brand awareness and hiring the right people 55:43

9d ago55:43

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Let's talk about how to establish your unique selling proposition (USP), raise brand awareness, and get the right team in place to help your business grow - especially in the early days. Join us as we have a great discussion with Kathryn McKenzie from Mango Insurance. We also talk about how to help her new business stand out and flourish in a satur…

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Mourning fashion, for the love of cemeteries, and Jamie Oliver's last supper 54:04

16d ago54:04

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We explore a Blueprint for death on this special episode: why black is the colour of mourning, cemeteries as a boon for the living, Colin Bisset's world tour of monuments, and Jamie Oliver's last supper.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Ep 04: Let's talk about about finding the right acquisitions and using different growth strategies with Tom Lever 45:46

16d ago45:46

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We dive into an interesting discussion about finding the right acquisitions and using different growth strategies with Tom Lever from the Orange Property Group. Tom talks with us about some of the current challenges he and his business are facing in the contrustion industry as well as some ideas on how to sustain and grow cash flow. Join us for a g…

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The future of weeds, native seeds, and restaurant feeds 54:04

22d ago54:04

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Feeds: Will Aussie cafes and restaurants survive? Australian restaurants and cafes are grappling with the impacts of the cost of living, COVID, immigration reform, and wages, jeopardising their survival. Wes Lambert is the head of a new peak body, alongside Neil Perry and Chris Lucas, tackling these pressing challenges to sustain the $64 billion se…

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Ep 02: Let’s talk about business peaks and troughs with David Jordan 48:18

25d ago48:18

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We chat with David Jordan from David Jordan Estate Agents about how to prepare - and manage - business peaks and troughs. David talks to us about how their business stands out from some of their competitors and how they are preparing for some possible changes to the real estate industry. Join us as we discuss the various ways David can not only man…

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Ep 03: Let’s talk about growth and landing dream clients with Luke Martin 37:31

26d ago37:31

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Luke Martin from Robert Martin Roofing Services joins us to explore how to land dream clients, like finally making the transition from being a sole trader and to a limited company. We also talk about different ways to balance delegation and roles to facilitate finding the right leads for business growth. Join us for a great discussion with Luke on …

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Ep 01: Let’s talk about how to navigate business growth & expansion with Andrew Tucknott 54:58

29d ago54:58

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We talk about all things business growth and expansion with Andrew Tucknott from Tomsetts Distribution Ltd. Andrew talks with us about the various challenges he faces as well as the goals he hopes to achieve as he gets settled into his new role after a management buyout. Join us for a deep dive into the different ways Andrew can help Tomsetts grow …

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Gut health, croissants, concrete and life after the flood

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Tim Spector – The Gut and the New Science of Eating Well What exactly is the gut microbiome and why is everyone talking about it? Nutrition expert and genetic epidemiologist Tim Spector debunks common dietary myths, and gives his top 5 tips for eating a healthy and diverse diet that your gut – and your mind – will thank you for. Lismore After the F…

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Birds: Watching them, painting them… eating them 54:04

1M ago54:04

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Painting birds: Australian Birds in Watercolour Artist and former regional doctor David Freeman shares his sense of place – a setting which led to his exquisite new collection Australia's Birds in Watercolour. Eating birds: How to roast a duck with Annie Smithers Annie takes Jonathan through jointing and roasting a duck. Learn how to cook a duck st…

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The long shadow of Rome, an 1856 system garden, and designing for dignity 54:04

2M ago54:04

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The long shadow of Rome Why are tourists so obsessed with Ancient Greece and Rome? Might some of the more obscure archaeological sites, for example from medieval times, be missing out on the attention they deserve - both in terms of the eyes of tourists, as well as the cold hard cash so vital to ensuring their upkeep? What is a system garden? Join …

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Cooking with fire: Michelin stars, American BBQ, and the history of the stove 54:04

2M ago54:04

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From the flickering flames of ancient hearths to the glowing coals of modern barbecues, fire is more than just a tool; it's an elemental force that has shaped our diets, our culture, and our very way of being. Today we'll meet people from across the world who each bring a unique flame to the feast. Niklas Ekstedt, the Michelin-starred Swedish chef …

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Matt Preston, Baker Bleu, and an architectural history of student protests 54:04

2M ago54:04

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Uni student protests: An architectural history What impact has the built environment had on student protests on campus? How have universities responded architecturally in order to curb dissent? Matt Preston: Big Mouth The former MasterChef judge, restaurant critic and radio host discusses his memoir Big Mouth. The rise and rise of Baker Bleu The Ba…

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Charcuterie, a mid-century modernist icon, and permaculture as a beacon of hope 54:02

3M ago54:02

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Annie Smithers cooks Elizabeth David - Charcuterie What’s your relationship like with your local sausage maker? Learn about French techniques and recipes that bring to life the art of charcuterie, celebrating its rich flavours and cultural significance. What is the future for WA’s forests? She spent an enchanted childhood exploring her great-grandf…

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Viking cinnamon buns, Bruce Pascoe's object of desire, and can churches solve the housing crisis? 54:04

3M ago54:04

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Breaking news: Vikings enjoyed cinnamon buns Why is vanilla a byword for boring? How did peppercorns end up next to salt on every western table? Did you know the Vikings were rather partial to cinnamon buns? Food writer Eleanor Ford explores the rich history of spices. Can churches solve the housing crisis? The Australian housing crisis rolls on wi…

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Paul Bangay tours the Murdoch family farm, and the meat name game heats up 54:02

3M ago54:02

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Your weekly expedition to the heart of modern life through buildings, design, gardens and food.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Future-proofing our beloved cities, and Hetty Lui McKinnon's last meal 54:04

3M ago54:04

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From ancient Roman aqueducts to futuristic vertical farms, how can we blend historical wisdom and cutting-edge technology to make our cities resilient places to live? What would food writer Hetty Lui McKinnon eat if it was her last day on Earth? And a writer takes us on a tour of his beloved Queensland coastal town.…

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Saudi Arabia’s 'The Line' and architectural megalomania 54:04

4M ago54:04

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Stretching for 170 kilometres and soaring 500 metres into the sky, how does The Line rank among the most grandiose architectural efforts in history? The story behind a Vogue editor's beloved Chanel jacket; and who wields the real influence when it comes to the world of social media food influencers?By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Re-designing the nature strip and re-inventing the suburban backyard 53:56

4M ago53:56

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Re-inventing the suburban backyard with regeneration and community in mind; re-designing the nature strip; Elizabeth David's Gratin Dauphinois and Besha Rodell's love of vintage glassware.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The lost art of dress and a tour of the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show 54:05

4M ago54:05

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If you are dressed head to toe in black, polyester, nylon or some combination thereof, you may need a dress doctor. Linda Przybyszewski - Dress maker, historian and author of The Lost Art of Dress: The Women Who Once Made America Stylish - discusses the history of the dress doctors who helped women design, make and choose clothing for the workplace…

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The alt right diet, meat and masculinity and chef Jo Barrett's last supper 53:57

4M ago53:57

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Raw meat, egg slonking, seed oil panic and the war on “soy globalism” - welcome to the obscurantist dietary fixations of the alt right. Jan Dutkiewicz, Assistant Professor of Political Science in the Department of Social Science and Cultural Studies at the Pratt Institute, explains how diet became a central issue in the culture war; And by way of c…

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Paris' radical climate plan and a design history of the bicycle 54:04

5M ago54:04

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The city of Paris is about to enact an ambitious new climate Plan and we discuss the commitment to building a cyclist friendly urban centre; We also delve into the design history of the bicycle; and visit a man who makes penny farthings.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Nam Le on Iowa City, Provincetown and becoming a writer and hors d'oeuvres with Elizabeth David 54:04

5M ago54:04

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Internationally renowned designer Bethan Laura Wood is building a library like no other; she gives us a tour of Kaleidoscope-o-rama; Nam Le, award winning author of The Boat, takes us to the two places that shaped him as a writer; and Annie Smithers cooks Elizabeth David's courgettes à la grecque.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Podcast: Liberal vs Paternalist Approaches to Economic Development Policy with Prof William Easterly 53:01

4M ago53:01

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About the Talk In this episode of the Governance podcast, our Director Mark Pennington speaks to Prof. William Easterly from New York University on liberal vs paternalist approaches to economic development policy. The Guest William Easterly is Professor of Economics at New York University and Co-director of the NYU Development Research Institute, w…

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Optimistic design the Solarpunk way, trend cycles spinning out and a museum of disgusting foods 54:04

5M ago54:04

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Solarpunk's vision for a brighter future, the churn of aesthetic trends online and why we find some foods disgusting.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Besha Rodell predicts 2024 food trends, Nathan Thrall on Jerusalem and Guy Grossi's last supper 54:04

5M ago54:04

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Besha Rodell casts her gaze back on the food scene that was 2023 and makes her predictions for 2024; Journalist and author Nathan Thrall takes us to the city he calls the most divided in the world – his home city of Jerusalem.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Podcast - Estonia and Socialist Reality with Matthew D. Mitchell 59:10

5M ago59:10

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About the Talk In this episode of the Governance podcast, our Director Mark Pennington interviews Dr. Matthew Mitchell on the socialist reality in Estonia’s history. This episode is part of Matthew’s co-authored publication as part of the Realities of Socialism series run by the Fraser Institute. The Guest Matthew D. Mitchell is a Senior Fellow in …

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Aesthetic uniformity, hipster cafes and Neutraface, the ubiquitous signifier of gentrification 54:04

5M ago54:04

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Exposed brick, smashed avocado, hanging Edison bulbs, the patina of industry and reclaimed wood furniture – this is the algorithmic aesthetic writer and critic, Kyle Chayka investigates in his new book, Filterworld: How Algorithms Flattened Culture. Also, the history of Neturaface, dubbed the gentrification font; and a conversation with Grand Desig…

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Kevin McCloud on good design, Yanis Varoufakis' sense of place and Annie Smithers' homage to Elizabeth David 54:07

6M ago54:07

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Kevin McCloud on the definition of good design, why Grand Designs is such a compelling proposition; Yanis Varoufakis reflects on growing up in the shadow of the Parthenon, on his idyllic childhood and its contrast to the brutal political reality against which it was set; and a new series in which Annie Smithers cooks her way through Elizabeth David…

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A psychoanalytic account of comfort eating, the fate of COVID-core comfort wear and the design history of the comfy chair 54:04

6M ago54:04

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Psychoanalyst Josh Cohen reflects on the contradictions, conflicts and the disordered and divided appetites of the modern individual and Colin Bisset gives a design history of the comfortable chair.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Blueprint For Living: Bee Wilson on loss and cooking, Dan Hunter's last supper and Lucy Treloar on a ghost town in South Australia 54:00

6M ago54:00

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This week, a haunted edition of Blueprint: a meditation, through food, cooking and place, on loss and the insistence of the past.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The architectural and environmental legacies of colonisation 54:05

6M ago54:05

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The settler-colonial project involved the imposition of European conceptions of natural landscape on the one hand, and the built world on the other. Jack Pascoe, Owen Hatherley and Michael-Shawn Fletcher consider the legacy of colonialism - its persistent myths and enduring imprint on the Australian landscape.…

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Harmony: A Musical Masterpiece by Bruce Sussman and Barry Manilow Takes Broadway by Storm 23:53

6M ago23:53

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As a longtime collaborator with the legendary Barry Manilow, Sussman's success as a songwriter includes not only pop music juggernauts but also a litany of major animated film theme songs, musical books, and his most recent passion project and Broadway success, Harmony, A New Musical. Harmony is a compelling collaboration between the renowned Sussm…

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From Panmure House to State Capitalism: Adam Dixon on the relevance of Adam Smith 59:49

6M ago59:49

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About the Talk In this episode of the podcast, Prof. Mark Pennington interviews Prof. Adam Dixon on the contemporary relevance of the Scottish philosopher and political economist Adam Smith. The Guest Adam D. Dixon holds the Adam Smith Chair in Sustainable Capitalism at Adam Smith’s Panmure House, the last and final home of moral philosopher and fa…

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The greigification of interiors and the netural-colours of stealth wealth 54:06

7M ago54:06

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From the landlord special - beige-grey laminate, vast empty spaces, and colourless walls - to the neutral-coloured knitwear favoured by todays wealthy elite, we discuss aesthetic conformity and homogeneity in the worlds of fashion, architecture and design.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Cruise ships, cargo ships and capital 54:07

7M ago54:07

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Professor Laleh Khalili discusses the movement of cargo, capital and cruiseliners across the globe and the human economy and exploitative labour practices upon which it relies.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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'We're afraid of walkable distances now?' — conspiracies and the '15-minute city' 54:07

7M ago54:07

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The polite world of urban planning has become the latest target of conspiracy theorists. In recent weeks, the 15-minute city concept — where neighbourhoods provide life's essentials in 15 minutes by foot or bike — has become a harbinger of big brother in conspiracy-land.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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A scholarly paean to leftovers and the festishisation of decay 54:07

7M ago54:07

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Tamar Adler explains how to use the Marcella Hazan tomato sauce onion and how to talk about no-waste cooking without moralism; Tom Wilkinson discusses the ideological and political context of the contemporary architectural fetish for decay.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Blueprint x Christmas: a very seasonal romp through food, gardens and design 54:05

8M ago54:05

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Rummage through the essential cultural ingredients - design, architecture, food, travel and fashion.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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The Life and Times of F.A. Hayek: A Conversation with Bruce Caldwell 49:11

7M ago49:11

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About the Talk In this episode of the podcast, Prof. Mark Pennington interviews Prof. Bruce Caldwell, one of the co-authors of this recently published book Hayek: A Life. Few twentieth-century figures have been lionized and vilified in such equal measure as Friedrich Hayek—economist, social theorist, leader of the Austrian school of economics, and …

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Pasta and food writing with Rachel Roddy and the challenges of urban planning in Reykjavik 54:04

8M ago54:04

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Iconic food writer, Rachel Roddy, talks pasta, literary influence, Roman food culture, and writing about Italian food as an outsider; and Brent Toderian discusses Reykjavik’s urban development plan competition, the problem of car dependency and the populist backlash to the 15 minute city.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Building modern Australian universities, fashion in the age of AIDS and Tokyo's Yoyogi gymnasium 54:04

8M ago54:04

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A survey of the history and legacy of Australian built university campuses; fashion in the age of AIDS; Chef Annie Smithers on what to do with your broad bean leaves and design writer, Colin Bisset on Tokyo's Yoyogi gymnasiumBy Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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A design history of the sneaker and the legacy of iconic designer Garry Emery 54:04

8M ago54:04

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A tour of an iconic designer's city with Garry Emery, a design history of the sneaker and Paul Bangay on his life in gardens.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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Re-designing the planet with Liam Young, ecological protection and the design history of the mason jar 54:04

8M ago54:04

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Filmmaker and architect, Liam Young gives us a tour of his radically re-imagined city of the future; Jack Pascoe explains why recognition of cultural significance is required for ecological protection and Colin Bisset on the design history of the mason jar.By Australian Broadcasting Corporation

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