Getting Wilosophical with Charlie Pickering.Charlie Pickering is a comedian and writer from Australia known for his satirical news show, The Weekly. Charlie has appeared on WILOSOPHY twice in the past, in 2015 and 2020. His newest project, "The Time Traveller's Guide to Not Dying" is an Audible original show that is available now.YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE:WILOSOPHY with Charlie Pickering (Part 1)WILOSOPHY with Charlie Pickering (Part 2)

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Aisling Bea is an Irish comedian, actress and writer perhaps known best for her comedy-drama series, “This Way Up,” which she wrote and produced. Starting off the recording by having a postage dilemma, Aisling and Wil have a long and thoughtful conversation about comedy, life and philosophy.YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE:WILOSOPHY with Dara O’BriainWILOSOPHY with Jen Kirkman

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Getting Wilosophical with Luke DarcyLuke Darcy is a former Australian rules footballer and current radio and television presenter covering AFL. Luke and Wil chat about the Darcy family’s history with AFL, his time playing for the Western Bulldogs, and moving into the media after his playing career. Luke’s new podcast ‘Empowering Leaders’ is available now via LiSTNR.YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE:WILOSOPHY with Neroli MeadowsWILOSOPHY with Wayne Schwass

WILOSOPHY with Luke Darcy

Getting Wilosophical with Dr. Yves ReesDr. Yves Rees is a writer, historian, podcast and currently a lecturer in History at La Trobe University in Melbourne. Dr. Rees’ new book, “All About Yves” is a memoir about the trans experience in which they explore their realisation that they were transgender at age 30.YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE:WILOSOPHY with Hannah MounceyWILOSOPHY with Anna Piper Scott

WILOSOPHY with Dr. Yves Rees

Getting Wilosophical with Max BarryMax Barry is an Australian author known for novels such as 'Syrup,' 'Jeniffer Government,' and his most recent novel, 'The 22 Murders of Madison May.' A high school friend of Wil's, Max was on of the first guests to ever appear on WILOSOPHY way back in 2015.YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE:WILOSOPHY with Todd SampsonWILOSOPHY with Ben Lee

WILOSOPHY with Max Barry (Part 2)

Getting Wilosophical with Bridie Jabour.Bridie Jabour is a writer and journalist who had her life changed during a near death experience in a truck accident that nearly killed her whole family. She speaks about her new book, 'Trivial Grievances' and how she became better at what's important.YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE:WILOSOPHY with Clem BastowWILOSOPHY with Clare Bowditch

WILOSOPHY with Bridie Jabour

Getting Wilosophical with Suren Jayemanne.Suren Jayemanne is a writer and stand-up comedian, as well as a qualified (but not practising!) accountant. Suren speaks to Wil about getting into comedy after working as an accountant, and his experience being raised Catholic.YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE:WILOSOPHY with Dilruk JayasinhaWILOSOPHY with Jan Fran

WILOSOPHY with Suren Jayemanne

Getting Wilosophical with Jenna Owen.Jenna Owen is a writer and comedian best known for her work as one half of comedy duo Freudian Nip. She has worked on SBS's The Feed, as well as directing and writing for The Chaser's War on 2020.YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE:WILOSOPHY with Vic ZerbstWILOSOPHY with Mark Humphries

WILOSOPHY with Jenna Owen

Getting Wilosophical with Dave Woodhead.Dave Woodhead is a comedian and radio announcer, who currently hosts the Lunch shift on Triple J. Dave talks about his experience growing up in Darwin and getting into comedian in his teens, to where he is now.YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKEWILOSOPHY with Linda MariglianoWILOSOPHY with Alex Dyson

WILOSOPHY with Dave Woodhead

Getting Wilosophical with Luke HeggieLuke Heggie is a stand-up comedian who was recently nominated for Best Show at the 2021 Melbourne International Comedy Festival. He speaks with Wil about his stand-up journey and balancing working another job while doing comedy.YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE:WILOSOPHY with Osher GunsbergWILOSOPHY with Becky Lucas

WILOSOPHY with Luke Heggie

Getting Wilosophical with Danielle Walker.Danielle Walker is a stand-up comedian and writer from Townsville who won the Best Newcomer award at the 2018 Melbourne International Comedy Festival. She speaks about her journey into stand up comedy and her life growing up in the country.YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE:WILOSOPHY with Nina OyamaWILOSOPHY with Tom Ballard 

WILOSOPHY with Danielle Walker

Getting Wilosophical with Luke McGregorLuke McGregor is a writer, comedian and actor from Australia known for his work on shows such as 'Rosehaven,' 'Luke Warm Sex' and 'Utopia.'YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKEWILOSOPHY with Celia PacquolaWILOSOPHY with Charlie Pickering

WILOSOPHY with Luke McGregor

Getting Wilosophical with Mark Humphries.Mark Humphries is a comedian, writer and satirist best known for his work on The Feed and ABC's 7.30. His new book "On Politics and Stuff' is available now.YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKE:WILOSOPHY with Charles FirthWILOSOPHY with Vic Zerbst

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Getting Wilosophical with Vic ZerbstVic is an Australian TV writer, actor and comedian best known for her work as one half of comedy duo Freudian Nip with her writing partner Jenna Owen. Vic has performed for SBS's The Feed as well as co-directing The Chaser's WAR ON 2020 web series, which was acclaimed for its break out sketch, 'The Contact Tracies." Vic speaks about her extensive philosophical knowledge in this conversation with Wil about the meaning of life!YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKEWILOSOPHY with Craig ReucasselWILOSOPHY with Charles Firth

WILOSOPHY with Vic Zerbst

Getting Wilosophical with Clem Bastow.Clem Bastow is a screenwriter, autism advocate and cultural critic who has written regularly for The Saturday Paper and The Guardian. In 2018, she wrote an article for the age with the headline, "I was diagnosed as on the spectrum at 36, suddenly things made sense," and expands on this headline in her new book, Late Bloomer.YOU MIGHT ALSO LIKEWILOSOPHY with Carly FindlayWILOSOPHY with Clementine Ford

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Wil Anderson asks smart people stupid questions and tries to find out the meaning of life. Or something...

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