John Curtin Research Centre

Curtin’s Cast

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Welcome to Curtin’s Cast, the John Curtin Research Centre’s podcast of politics, ideas and culture brought to you by JCRC Executive Director Nick Dyrenfurth and Redbridge’s Kos Samaras. Each fortnight we will bring you the freshest and most challenging conversations from the world of Australian and global politics, culture, and ideas every week with leading political leaders, activists, and thinkers.

Be sure to visit the podcast's website and support the creator: jcrc.podbean.com

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John Curtin Research Centre

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News

Podcast website

jcrc.podbean.com

Latest episode

Nov 10, 2026

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Episodes

Curtin's Cast - Episode 2 - 5 March 2025 - Jim Chalmers 04.03.2025

On Episode 2 of the John Curtin Research Centre's Curtin's Cast podcast JCRC Executive Director Nick Dyrenfurth and RedBridge Director Kos Samaras chat to the Treasurer of Australia and Member for Rankin in suburban Brisbane, Jim Chalmers . We deep dive into what makes Jim tick and his passions, including what he does outside of the cut and thrust of political life, how he takes inspiration from L...

Curtin's Cast - Episode 1 - 19 February 2025 18.02.2025

JCRC Executive Director Nick Dyrenfurth and Redbridge Director Kos Samaras look at the year ahead in Australian politics, deep diving into recent opinion polling, Trump and the global right-wing anti-establishment insurgency, how men and women are heading in different voting directions, upcoming West Australian election, and much more.

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