Do You Really Love Animals? Or Do You Really Love To Hate People?

So, do you really love Animals? Or do you really love to hate people? It's a question sparked from a recent experience I had on social media after posting a clip from my interview with comedian Daniel Sloss. And let's just say some of the comments really surprised me. In this episode, I'm delving…

Natalie Bassingthwaighte Lifts the Curtain on Her Career & Personal Struggles

Natalie Bassingthwaighte is an icon of the Australian entertainment industry. Best known for fronting dance act Rogue Traders (plus her stellar solo career) and playing troublemaker Izzy Hoyland on Neighbours, Natalie also has an extensive musical theatre background. But more recently, it's her per…

The Truth Crisis: Separating Facts from Beliefs, Misinformation and Propaganda with Dom Thurbon

There's no denying that we’re living in a time where misinformation spreads faster than ever, and shared reality is breaking down. But what if the biggest threat to society isn’t the misinformation, but our relationship with truth itself? In this powerful conversation, Osher Günsberg sits down wi…

Global energy crisis: Inside Australia's renewable energy transition

Professor Alistair Sproul has been building solar technology since the 1980s. As head of the School of Photovoltaic and Renewable Energy Engineering at UNSW, he's watched Australia lead the world in solar adoption often without realising it.  As the nation, and indeed the rest of the world, grappl…

How Bridie Connell Built a Fake Boy Band That Feels Real

What do boy bands, modern dating and unhealthy masculinity have in common? According to today's guest - comedian, writer and performer Bridie Connell - more than you think. In this hilarious conversation, Bridie joins me to talk about her wildly original musical F*ccbois: Live In Concert — a shar…

Energy Security Through Transport Electrification with Saul Griffith

If you've wondered whether electrification is actually feasible, affordable, or secure — this episode answers those questions with data, not hope. Saul Griffith — MIT engineer, inventor, and author of Electrify: An Optimist's Playbook for Our Clean Energy Future — reveals why Australia is uniquely…

Motivated Reasoning: Why We Believe What We Want with Peter Singer

What does it actually mean to live a good life in a world that feels increasingly complex, divided, and emotionally charged?  In this conversation, I speak with world-renowned moral philosopher and professor of bioethics Peter Singer to unpack some of the hardest questions of our time—from the eth…

What does it take to stay on your path when everything's falling apart?

Rich Roll gets brutally honest about the seven-year financial nightmare that nearly broke him — cars repossessed, dumping rubbish behind grocery stores, racing against house foreclosure while being featured on the cover of Outside Magazine.  This isn't the polished hero's journey.  This is the re…

Daniel Sloss Gets Brutally Honest About Fatherhood and Becoming Bitter

In this episode, I'm joined again by the brilliantly fearless comedian Daniel Sloss. We take a deep dive into a wide range of topics, including the realities of fatherhood, the dark side of anonymity on the internet, and the crucial distinction between kindness and weakness. Daniel shares his expe…

Connection and Community Through Sport with Broden Kelly

Broden Kelly is best known as one of the members of comedy team Aunty Donna. But he's also a mad footy fan who started a podcast called The Footy with Broden Kelly. With the footy season kicking off in Australia, I thought it would be a good time to look back on my chat with Broden from a few year…