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Facts, Fictions and Critical Thinking
Watch as Nobel Prize laureate Saul Perlmutter and writer, composer and comedian Tim Minchin discuss the importance of collaboration, humility and critical thinking in decision-making.
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Jennifer Doudna: My Life in Science
Nobel Laureate Jennifer Doudna discuss the mentors who fuelled her scientific passion, the collaborations that led to her incredible discoveries and her experience as a leading woman in STEM.
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Bronwyn Graham | Women, Your Healthcare is Based on a Man’s Body
Professor of Psychology at UNSW, Bronwyn Graham addresses the longstanding neglect of the female anatomy in medical research.
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Consent Laid Bare
In a world where female sexuality has been hijacked by forces such as porn, patriarchy, and male entitlement – how can sexual consent be recentered for everyone?
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Preppers
As heat records break and the weather becomes wilder, are we preparing hard and fast enough for the climate changes that are coming?
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Angela Saini on patriarchal ideas
Unpicking the fabric of the gender hierarchy with Angela Saini.
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Toby Walsh on AI's threat to intellectual property
Are we in the midst of the greatest heist in history?
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Jennifer Gunter: Menstruation, Menopause & Medical Mythology
PODCAST: Deep dive into medical history, menstrual mysteries and why we still know so little about women’s bodies with New York Times bestseller, Jennifer Gunter.
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Andrew Brooks | What is Anti-Racism?
To live in a world without the violence of racism means everything must change.
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Haben Girma: The First Deafblind Harvard Graduate
The ABC's Nas Campanella and Harvard's first deafblind graduate Haben Girma discuss overcoming adversity, advocating for more inclusive design principles and the importance of patience and understand.
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Kate Brady | Disasters are Awful: What Comes After Doesn't Have To Be
In a world increasingly besieged by disasters, Dr Kate Brady addresses whether we are ready for what comes after them.
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