The Court of Public Opinion with Jeremy Cordeaux AM

In this episode, Jeremy Cordeaux covers a range of topics from local news to broader societal issues. The discussion spans light-hearted topics like Australia's best vanilla slice to more serious concerns about national security, immigration, and government policies. Cordeaux also reflects on historical events and notable anniversaries, blending humor and insight throughout the episode. Key Topics...

In this episode, former Senator Bob Day joins Jeremy Cordeaux to discuss a wide range of topics, from the lack of urban planning in Texas and the importance of space in living environments to his reflections on political life in Australia. The conversation covers issues related to immigration, the impact of the CFMEU (Construction, Forestry, Maritime, Mining and Energy Union) on the building indus...

In this episode, Fiona McArthur joins Jeremy Cordeaux live from the Romance Writers Conference in Adelaide. McArthur discusses her latest novel, "Back to Birdsville," and shares insights into her creative process, the romance writing community, and her experiences attending the conference. The conversation also touches on the importance of setting in her novels, the challenges and rewards of being...

In this episode, Anthony Cochrane from the Animal Welfare League discusses the featured "Pet of the Week," a one-year-old German Shepherd named Callus. The conversation includes details about Callus's health, temperament, and adoption process. Cochrane emphasizes the importance of adopting pets from shelters and provides information on how listeners can visit or learn more about Callus and other a...

In this episode, Rachael Sanderson discusses her transition from politics to running her business, "Flourish with Rachael," which focuses on personal development, confidence-building, and wellness retreats. Sanderson reflects on her political career, including her achievements in improving infrastructure and education, and shares insights into her new venture aimed at helping others flourish in li...

In this episode, Philip Speakman, an expert in employment and recruitment, discusses the significant impact of the work-from-home trend on the economy. He highlights how this shift has led to decreased foot traffic in city centers, affecting small businesses and commercial real estate. Speakman also touches on the challenges of managing remote employees and the broader implications for employment...

In this episode, Professor Ian Plimer joins Jeremy Cordeaux to discuss various topics, including climate science, education, and historical geology. The conversation is enhanced by a surprise call from Jeremy’s son, Christian Cordeaux, who shares his experiences living in California and his thoughts on the current state of Hollywood. The discussion ranges from the issues of homelessness in Los Ang...

In this episode, Ian Parminter discusses the complexities and historical context of the Middle East crisis, including the ongoing conflict between Israel and Palestine. He provides insights into the religious, political, and military factors that contribute to the region's volatility. The conversation covers the impact of foreign interventions, the role of ideology, and the potential consequences...

In this episode, Jeremy Cordeaux shares his thoughts on various social, historical, and political topics, delivering his usual mix of commentary and personal anecdotes. The episode includes reflections on past events, current social issues, and future concerns, all framed within a conversational and sometimes humorous context. Key Topics Discussed Correction on Historical Facts : Cordeaux corrects...

In this episode of "The Court of Public Opinion," Jeremy Cordeaux discusses a variety of current events and social issues, ranging from sports to politics and global concerns. He shares his opinions on these topics, often with a critical perspective, offering commentary on both local and international news. Key Topics Discussed Australia's Olympic Performance : Commentary on Australia's success in...

In this episode, Anthony Cochrane from the Animal Welfare League discusses the challenges of finding homes for black cats, including a cat named Binky who is currently up for adoption. The conversation touches on the superstitions surrounding black cats and the importance of patience when adopting a shy pet. Cochrane also provides information on the adoption process and the services included. Key...

In this interview, Professor Katherine Bennett discusses the rise in flu cases, the public’s reluctance to get vaccinated, and broader issues in the health care system, including the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on general practitioners and the potential risks of other infectious diseases. She also touches on the importance of epidemiology in managing and preventing disease outbreaks. Key Topic...

In this interview, Fiona McArthur, a prolific romance novelist with over 40 books to her name, discusses the booming popularity of romance novels, particularly those published by Mills & Boon. McArthur shares her journey from being a midwife to becoming a successful author, the inspiration behind her stories, and the importance of happy endings in her work. The conversation also touches on the...

In this interview, Professor Ian Plimer engages in a wide-ranging discussion that covers topics from geology to renewable energy, the flaws in current climate change narratives, and issues surrounding modern environmental policies. He shares insights into the Earth's structure, critiques renewable energy practices, and discusses the impact of various environmental and technological developments. K...

In this interview, Lauchlan Gaylord, a passionate 23-year-old historian and secretary of the Rats of Tobruk Association, discusses his involvement with the organisation and the historical significance of the Siege of Tobruk during World War II. Gaylord highlights the importance of preserving the legacy of the Australian soldiers who fought there and the challenges of maintaining interest in this v...

In this lively episode, radio veterans Paul Makin, Leon Byner, and Jeremy Cordeaux discuss a wide range of topics, including global politics, the state of democracy, the challenges facing Australia, and the current state of radio broadcasting. The conversation touches on the shifting political landscape, concerns about immigration, and the role of media in shaping public opinion. Key Topics Discus...

In this interview, Paul Makin and Jeremy Cordeaux engage in a lively discussion about their experiences in radio, Australian culture, and politics. They reminisce about the golden days of radio, the colorful characters they’ve encountered, and their concerns about the current state of Australian society, particularly regarding political correctness and national identity. Key Topics Discussed Radio...

In this episode of "The Court of Public Opinion," Jeremy Cordeaux dives into several pressing issues, blending his characteristic wit and critical perspective. Broadcasting from his garage, Jeremy addresses topics ranging from controversial social policies to the impact of government actions on everyday life. Key Topics Discussed: Introduction of a New Show Segment : Announcement and discussion ab...

In this episode of "The Court of Public Opinion," Jeremy Cordeaux covers a variety of topics in his usual engaging style. Broadcasting from his garage, he touches on everything from local stories to international events, blending personal anecdotes with current affairs. Key Topics Discussed: Introduction of a New Show Intro : Discussion about the new intro for the show, featuring a drone flight an...

In this clip, Jeremy Cordeaux interviews John Ordon, a vinyl record collector and shop owner, discussing his extensive collection, the revival of vinyl records, and the unique aspects of the vinyl culture. The conversation explores the history, value, and personal significance of records, as well as Ordon's experiences in the music industry. Key Topics Discussed: John Ordon’s Vinyl Collection : Di...

In this clip, Jeremy Cordeaux interviews Glen Cooper of Coopers Brewery, discussing the history and future of the company, challenges in the Australian beer industry, and the importance of family-owned businesses. The conversation provides insights into Coopers' strategy, market trends, and the broader implications for the hospitality industry in Australia. Key Topics Discussed: Coopers Brewery's...

In this episode, Jeremy Cordeaux interviews Sue Vardon AO, a respected public servant with a wealth of experience in various government roles. They discuss a range of topics, from the beauty of Adelaide to the intricacies of public service and the importance of community. The conversation offers insights into Vardon's career, her views on government efficiency, and her ongoing commitment to improv...

In this episode, Jeremy Cordeaux interviews aviation expert Bruce Dale, discussing the challenges faced by airlines in Australia, particularly the difficulties of maintaining a viable third airline in the market. The conversation covers the history of airline failures, the economic pressures on the industry, and the specific challenges of operating in the Australian market. Key Topics Discussed: H...

In this episode, Jeremy Cordeaux interviews John Dee, co-founder of the environmental initiative "One Tree Per Child." They discuss the importance of tree planting, environmental sustainability, and the impact of these efforts on local communities and wildlife. Key Topics Discussed: Background of One Tree Per Child : The initiative aims to have every child plant at least one tree before they leave...

In this episode, Jeremy Cordeaux interviews Professor David Flint, a distinguished constitutional lawyer and commentator, discussing a wide range of topics from constitutional matters to economic policies and the impact of past political decisions on Australia's current landscape. Key Topics Discussed: Media Landscape : Discussion on the decline of print media and the current state of journalism,...