Stephen Donnelly
Socially Democratic
Socially Democratic is your weekly centre-left politics and campaign podcast hosted by Stephen Donnelly, founder of Dunn Street - a campaign agency bringing change by organising from the ground up. Each Friday, Stephen and guests breakdown the issues shaping Australia and the rest of the world and the social democrats leading them. Follow on Instagram at @dunn.street Facebook at @dunnstreetaustralia Twitter at @Dunn_Street_LinkedIn at Dunn Street Website at dunnstreet.com.au
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Episodes
Ep.34: Did we ever think footy was bigger than a global pandemic? 25.03.2020 1:06:57
Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly spoke with host of the weekly AFL podcast ' Bottom of the Pack' - Seán O'Sullivan to discuss the impact COVID-19 has had on world sports in the past month. Seán and Stephen reflected on the crazy week in early March when most domestic and international sporting competitions shutdown in order to help contain the spread of the deadly virus. They t...
Ep.33: Joe Biden's March 17 Sweep 19.03.2020 53:58
Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly spoke with Obama organizer - Sam Schneidman to discuss Joe Biden's stunning sweep of the latest week of Democratic primaries. Sam discusses the impact COVID-19 is having on the ground in his home town of Brooklyn, NY and the reaction to how the Trump Administration is mismanaging the crisis. They discuss the secret behind Biden's sweep of all three...
Ep.32: Why the Maldives is not yet a workers' paradise? 13.03.2020 50:55
Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly - in conjunction with Australian Labor International - was in the Maldives last week, leading workshops with the Maldives Labour and Social Democratic Party (MLSDP) and took time out to speak with two local party activists organising for change across this island nation. Stephen spoke with Mauroof Zakir - General Secretary of the Tourism Employees Association...
Ep.31: The Super Tuesday Super Recap 05.03.2020 36:40
Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly spoke with Obama organizer - Sam Schneidman to breakdown all the results from Super Tuesday's Democratic primary. Sam and Stephen discuss the how Biden became the comeback kid, what this means for Bernie Sanders and his revolution, what happened Senator Elizabeth Warren and what we can expect from the next round of primaries in the coming weeks. Download...
Ep.30: Is this the end of Organising? 21.02.2020 1:07:16
Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly in front of a live audience spoke with Ben Hugosson from the Swedish Social Democrats, Danielle Pore Villafana from the School Strike 4 Climate and former Victorian CAN Field Director and Deputy Chief of Staff to Premier Dan Andrews - Jessie McCrone about the future of grassroots organising. Was the last Australian election a repudiation of our current organisi...
Ep.29: New Hampshire and Klomentum 14.02.2020 55:58
Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly spoke with Obama organizer - Sam Schneidman to breakdown Tuesday's New Hampshire Democratic primary. Sam and Stephen discuss the surprise performance of Amy Klobuchar, ask if did Bernie Sanders did enough to expand his base, is Warren and Biden finished, who has momentum and deep campaign infrastructure leading into the Nevada caucus and the South Carolin...
Ep.28: Iowa Caucus Breakdown 06.02.2020 1:07:52
Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly spoke with Democratic organizer and Obama alum - Sam Schneidman to discuss Monday's 'first in the nation' - Iowa Caucus. They unpacked the story behind the 'quality control issues with the count of caucus tallies', who were the winners from the night, the losers, and the implications the results have for all the Democratic candidates...
Ep.27: Tasmanian Labor Leader Rebecca White 31.01.2020 47:51
Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly kicked off season 2 of Socially Democratic with Tasmanian Leader of the Opposition, Labor’s Rebecca White. Rebecca spoke about growing up in regional Tasmania, her entry into state politics, the state of the Tasmanian economy, her view on dealing with the Greens political party and campaigning under a Hare-Clarke electoral system. Today’s episode is recorded i...
Ep.26: The Year in Review-ish with Harriet Shing MP 23.12.2019 1:28:37
Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly sat down with Harriet Shing, Labor MP for Eastern Region in the Victorian state parliament and Parliamentary Secretary for Mental Health. In the final episode for 2019, Harriet and Stephen broke down the political and cultural events and miniature Donkeys that shaped the year that was 2019 here in Victoria, across the country and overseas. Download on your fav...
Ep.25: Ben Labolt - Former Obama White House Comms Guy 19.12.2019 43:29
Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly sat down with former White House communications strategists and national press secretary for President Obama’s re-election campaign - Ben Labolt. Ben spoke about his time in the White House, what centre-left parties must do to ensure electoral success and his observations on the current Democrat primary race. Today’s episode is recorded in conjunction with – an...
Ep.24: Is Labor Losing the Working Class? 13.12.2019 1:01:33
Socially Democratic is the official podcast for the Chifley Research Centre policy conference Towards 2022: Ideas for Labor and Australia. How do social democratic parties reconcile the demands of workers and progressives in the modern world? This week's episode was a recording from the session titled "Is Labor losing the Working Class?" Join Federal Member for Chifley - Ed Husic...
Ep.23: Progressive Policy Towards 2022 03.12.2019 45:25
Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly spoke to the Executive Director for the Chifley Research Centre - Brett Gale ahead of this weekend's Chifley policy conference in Sydney, Towards 2022: Ideas for Labor and Australia. Brett spoke about the conference purpose, outlined the international and local guest speakers on the agenda and touched on some of the topics and discussions that will be head...
Ep.22: The Chief Gunner 28.11.2019 46:01
Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly sat down with the Chief Minister for the Northern Territory Government – Michael Gunner. Michael spoke about his early childhood and his pathway to become the first Chief Minister born and bred in the Territory. He discussed the unique challenges facing the top end community, his government’s economic plans and seeking leverage when negotiating with a tory F...
Ep.21: The only living Novocastrian in New York 21.11.2019 48:32
Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly sat down with the leading bipartisan environmental organisation – the Environmental Defense Fund and their Chief of Staff Ryan Hamilton. Ryan spoke about his journey from Australian Labor Party staffer to the New York headquarters, his role at the EDF, the amazing work EDF are undertaking to address climate, the challenge of remaining bipartisan under the Tru...
Ep.20: Democratic Primary Update 13.11.2019 1:10:57
Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly spoke with OFA and CAN Field alum Sam Schneidman in Brooklyn to catch up on the Democratic primaries. Sam and Stephen discussed the potential candidacy of Michael Bloomberg, what happened with Kamala Harris's campaign, the rise of Elizabeth Warren, AOC's endorsement for Bernie, and the implications of the recent Virginia and Kentucky elections on the...
Ep.19: Color Of Change And The Fight Against Injustice 06.11.2019 35:29
Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly was in Washington, DC to speak with Shannon Talbert - Color Of Change's National Field Director. Stephen asked about her pathway into community organising, and the various campaigns that Color of Change are focusing on including the fight against mass incarceration and holding prosecutors accountable. Download on your fav podcast app today. The presenting...
Ep.18: The Four P's with Michaela Settle 18.10.2019 48:46
Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly returns from the winter break to sit down with proud member of the CAN Field Alumni and newly elected member for Buninyong - Michaela Settle. Stephen asked about her time organising, the transition to public office and some of the issues that are close to her heart. Download on your fav podcast app today. The presenting sponsor of Socially Democratic is Dunn St...
Ep.17: Citizen David Feeney 04.09.2019 1:02:47
Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly went on the road this week to speak with former Labor Party secretary, Senator and federal member for Batman, David Feeney. David reflected on a career that spanned 30 years working in the union movement, the Labor Party and public office. He spoke about the rise and fall of the Greens party, Albo v the CFMMEU, the NSW branch of the ALP and Boris Johnson. T...
Ep.16: The Broad Church with Chris Bowen 28.08.2019 1:12:53
Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly sat down with Labor's federal shadow minister for Health and member for the western Sydney seat of McMahon, Chris Bowen. Chris gave his thoughts on the 2019 federal election and the policies Labor took to that ballot. He unpacked the broad church that is the Labor voting base and the demographic, policy and cultural challenges Labor face. They spoke about...
Ep.15: Gabrielle Williams v Mark Latham 19.08.2019 1:03:37
Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly sat down with Gabrielle Williams - Labor MP and Minister for the Prevention of Family Violence, Women and Youth in the Andrews Labor Government. Gab spoke about her Irish heritage and the journey that led her to Belfast to interview a Republican hunger striker for her honours research. She spoke about her important role as the Minister for the Prevention of Fam...
Ep.14: Part 2 of Scottish Politics, Culture and Sport with Kevin McKenna 13.08.2019 1:09:38
Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly sat down with Scottish journalist and social commentator Kevin McKenna to discuss all things Scotland. Kevin has been working in the Scottish media for over 30 years and shared his insights over a two hour discussion that has been broken up over two episodes. In Part 2, Kevin discussed religious, political and cultural sectarianism in Scotland between the Catho...
Ep.13: Scottish Politics, Culture and Sport with Kevin McKenna - Part 1 12.08.2019 1:13:50
Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly sat down with Scottish journalist and social commentator Kevin McKenna to discuss all things Scotland. Kevin has been working in the Scottish media for over 30 years and shared his insights over a two hour discussion that has been broken up over two episodes. In Part 1, Kevin discussed the decline of the Labour vote in Scotland, the rise of Scottish nationalism...
Ep.12: So what's the deal with Queensland? 02.08.2019 1:05:21
Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly sat down with Labor Senator for Queensland, Anthony Chisholm to discuss what the hell happened in Queensland at the recent federal election. Senator Chisholm broke down the diversity that exists across Queensland's regions, the importance mining has in north Queensland and how federal Labor balances its support for regional employment with its commitment t...
Ep.11: UK Labour's anti-semitism crisis 23.07.2019 1:03:14
Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly, in conjunction with the Australian Israel Labor Dialogue spoke with former director of UK Labour group Progress - Richard Angell from London. Richard spoke in detail about the institutional crisis that is crippling the Labour Party – the rise of anti-semitism inside the party ranks, the handling of the anti-semitism cases against Jewish labour members and the...
Ep.10: I’m just an organised human being - Anika Wells MP 17.07.2019 1:02:32
Dunn Street founder Stephen Donnelly got on the phone with the newly elected Federal Member for Lilley - Anika Wells for some speech prep. As Anika prepares to deliver her first speech in parliament on Monday, she discussed the topics, themes and challenges that come with drafting this inaugural speech. Anika gave us the inside word on O-Week in Canberra, she spoke of the weight on millennial Labo...
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