The Mainstream with John Roskam and Daniel Wild
The Mainstream with John Roskam and Daniel Wild
Podcast Description
The Mainstream is a fortnightly discussion about the big issues facing Australia’s future and that of the Western world. John and Dan share their unique insights into the challenges facing the Australian way of life, often imposed upon the mainstream by the elites in the political class, big business, universities, and other major civic institutions.
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The podcast tackles significant topics such as cultural debates, political dynamics, and educational shifts in Australia. Episodes include discussions on the cultural wars, the implications of net zero policies, and the public's response to welcome to country ceremonies, with a specific focus on how these issues reflect the values and frustrations of mainstream Australians.
The Mainstream is a fortnightly discussion about the big issues facing Australia’s future and that of the Western world. John and Dan share their unique insights into the challenges facing the Australian way of life, often imposed upon the mainstream by the elites in the political class, big business, universities, and other major civic institutions.
The Institute of Public Affairs’ Daniel Wild and John Roskam discuss attempts by the federal government to censor the debate about its out-of-control migration program and the rallies held over the weekend by mainstream Australians.
Dan and John also celebrate National Flag Day and discuss the enduring importance of our flag, as well as the arguments for and against Australia becoming a republic. Also, they both discuss how Taylor Swift’s podcast reveals media deceit in action.
John also takes you through his latest book, Abundance, by Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson – otherwise known as Chris Bowens’ Bible.
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The Mainstream with Daniel Wild and John Roskam is a podcast of the Institute of Public Affairs.
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