What is the impact on farmers as fertilizer prices rise and how important is nitrogen?

The conflict in Iran has seen fertilizer prices and shortages hamstring our farmers. Katharina Belt  Postdoctoral Researcher in Agricultural Science at the University of Western Australia joins Phil to speak on the impact of this and the importance of nitrogen fertilizer 

Sports leagues are facing a rise in brain health concerns

Sports leagues’ concussion guidelines must be broadened as brain health concerns rise. Leon Harris, Clinical Legal Educator/Course Coordinator, School of Law and Society, University of the Sunshine Coast speaks to Phil on what needs to change.   

Mike King - The Psychology of Cults

Mike King a former criminal investigator with 28 years of law enforcement experience and the creator of the true-crime platform Profiling Evil Joins Phil to speak on his upcoming Australian tour about the  Psychology of Cults.  In his show Mike discusses the psychology and recruitment tactics used …

David Flint - 26th August

Professor David Flint chats to Phil O'Neil on the week’s important issues & political news. Link to the article: https://www.spectator.com.au/author/david-flint/ 

When can you access your super early?

When can you access your super early? Susan Thorp, Professor and Head of the Department of Banking and Finance at Monash University speaks to Phil on what we need to know 

Labor's hold on the 'Working Class' is under threat from One Nation

One Nation has long claimed to represent the 'working class' – and that makes it a serious threat to Labor. Emily Foley Postdoctoral research fellow, Flinders University joins Phil to explain how the change came about and what this means for upcoming elections. 

What are ways we can alleviate back pain?

Back pain effects so many, is there something we can do to help this. Mark Hancock Professor of Physiotherapy at Macquarie University speaks to Phil on a new study about how we can alleviate low back pain.

Health & Wellbeing with Russell Setright - August 25th

Phil chats with Russell Setright, Australia’s best known Naturopath & author of ‘Get Well in the Golden Years, to get the latest in health and well-being news.

Are Australian city-dwellers chasing a fading country dream?

New data has suggested Australian city-dwellers are chasing a fading country dream. Matthew Benns, the Bush Summit Correspondent joins Phil to go through this study. 

Sara Webb - Space Debris and the International Space Station

There are 130 million pieces of space debris in Earth’s orbit, each one travelling at around 8 to 10 kilometers an hour. Sara Webb an astrophysicist based at Swinburne University joins Phil to discuss what this means if you are inside the international space station.    National Science Week is h…