Big Chats

Maritime Historian Chris Maxworthy

An interview with Maritime Historian Chris Maxworthy.

We discuss his discovery of the Spanish Empire's plans to attack the British colony in Sydney, who actually discovered the 'Great Southern Land' and why Australians know so little about their own history.

Chris is a Winston Churchill Fellow who originally qualified as an electrical engineer. Previously he has served as a Councillor of the Royal Australian Historical Society (RAHS) and as Vice President of the Australian Association of Maritime History (AAMH).

How the Manosphere Radicalises Men

What does an online culture of “failed” men have to do with terrorism laws, classrooms and a stabbing at Bondi Junction? This is a video where go inside the world of incels and the “Black Pill” - a fatalistic worldview where some men decide it’s permanently “over” for them. Featuring

Is Australia losing the right to protest?

Following the violent evening (9 February) where protesters met police outside Sydney’s Town Hall over Israel President Isaac Herzog’s controversial visit to Australia. We ask the question - what is the point of a protest? In this video, Professor Maria O’Sullivan from the Deakin University School of Law,

Lucy Skelton

‪Our first episode of Big Chats with the founder of FORE, Australia's first policy library of one-page briefs, Lucy Skelton. In it we discuss: her experience as a 20-year-old Labor candidate for the 2022 Victorian State Election, Azerbaijan's controversial hosting of COP29, how

An Introduction to Big Chats

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How the Manosphere Radicalises Men

Is Australia losing the right to protest?

Lucy Skelton

An Introduction to Big Chats