Viewpoints with Henry Grossek

Henry talks with Professor Ken Purnell; a professor in educational neuroscience at CQUniversity, who believes prompt formulation is fast emerging as the defining skill of the AI era. Audio production by Rob Kelly.

Join Henry and Russell Hanby for What's Making News in Education? The duo talk about what made news this week in Melbourne, Australia. Audio production by Rob Kelly.

Henry talks with Kerrie Byrne from Save Public Housing Collective shares her advice to tenants to stand their ground. Audio production by Rob Kelly.

Henry talks with Lyrian Fleming-Parsley, head of Fundraising and Communications for Cancer Council Victoria, about the annual Daffodil Day fundraiser. Audio production by Rob Kelly.

Join Henry and Russell Hanby for What's Making News in Education? The duo talk about what made news this week in Melbourne, Australia. Audio production by Rob Kelly.

Henry talks with Dr Adam Fraser about the alarming levels of secondary traumatic stress (STS) among educators—higher than those reported by psychologists, mental health nurses, and paramedics. The study found 75% of educators fall into the medium or high STS category, with over a third considering leaving the profession as a result. Audio production by Rob Kelly.

Henry talks with author Susanne Gervay OAM. Audio production by Rob Kelly.

Henry talks with president of the Australian Principals Federation, Tina King. Audio production by Rob Kelly.

Henry chats with prominent Lecturer at the University of Newcastle, Dr David Roy. Audio production by Rob Kelly.

Join Henry and Russell Hanby for What's Making News in Education? The duo talk about what made news this week in Melbourne, Australia. Audio production by Rob Kelly.

Henry talks with author of the YA novel  The Pull of the Moon, Pip Smith. Audio production by Rob Kelly.

Henry talks with Scott Darlow, an Aboriginal singer songwriter public speaker and educator from Yorta Yorta country.  Audio production by Rob Kelly.

Join Henry and Russell Hanby for What's Making News in Education? The duo talk about what made news this week in Melbourne, Australia. Audio production by Rob Kelly.

Henry talks with Aaron Smith, College Principal at Pakenham Secondary College. Audio production by Rob Kelly.

Join Henry and Russell Hanby for What's Making News in Education? The duo talk about what made news this week in Melbourne, Australia. Audio production by Rob Kelly.

Although recorded just days after the May 2025 Australian Federal Election, this episode of Viewpoints is arriving a little later than planned. Nonetheless, enjoy this insightful conversation between Henry and regular guest Dr David Roy. Audio production by Rob Kelly.

Henry talks with Bairnsdale Secondary College Principal, Tony Roberts. Audio production by Rob Kelly.

Henry talks with Tom Mahoney, a VCE Mathematics and Psychology teacher, PhD candidate at Deakin University, writer for The Interruption and contributor on the Teachers' Education Review podcast. Audio production by Rob Kelly.

Join Henry and Russell Hanby for What's Making News in Education? The duo talk about what made news this week in Melbourne, Australia. Audio production by Rob Kelly.

Henry talks with the CEO of the Financial Basics Foundation, Katrina Samios. Audio production by Rob Kelly.

Join Henry and Russell Hanby for What's Making News in Education? The duo talk about what made news this week in Melbourne, Australia. Audio production by Rob Kelly.

Henry talks with Professor Tracey Wade, a clinician in the area of eating disorders for 30 years. Audio production by Rob Kelly.

Join Henry and Russell Hanby for What's Making News in Education? The duo talk about what made news this week in Melbourne, Australia. Audio production by Rob Kelly.

Henry talks with Simon Moss, a professor in psychology and Dean of Graduate Research.  He has written over 100 scientific papers and 10 books, primarily on individuals, workplace, and community practices that can foster wellbeing, integrity, and productivity. Audio production by Rob Kelly.

Henry talks with Dr Ania Lian about The Reading for Emotion (RfE) approach, first developed by Dr Lian which shifts the focus of assessment from surface-level linguistic accuracy   to the writer’s ability to shape an affective experience for the reader. Audio production by Rob Kelly.