WTF2050? Podcast

WTF2050 Episode 13 - Andrew McPhail - Independent Film Producer

WTF2050 Episode 12 - Frank Cuypers - Destination Think

WTF2050 Episode 11 - Louise Morris - Insect Farmer, Rebel Foods, Derby Tasmania

WTF2050 Episode 10 - Rosie Martin - Speech Pathologist, Criminologist And Tasmanian Of The Year 2017

WTF2050 Episode 9 - Sally Warhaft - Broadcaster, Anthropologist And Host Of The Wheeler Centre's Fifth Estate

WTF2050 Episode 8 - Luke McGregor - Comedian And Writer

Rosalie Martin is a criminologist, speech therapist, Tasmanian of the Year 2017 & Founder of Chatter Matters. Rosie has been running literacy and parental attachment programs in Risdon prison and has been getting extraordinary results. Her WTF2050 goal is one that will initially shock – and then inspire.

WTF2050 Episode 7 - Rosalie Martin

Kirsha Kaechele is perhaps better known as the partner of David Walsh, founder of MONA. That is, however, the least interesting thing about her. Kirsha is an American contemporary art curator, artist, and founder of KKProjects and the Life is Art Foundation. Her WTF2050 goal would place Tassie at the center of the Internet Economy.

WTF2050 Episode 6 - Kirsha Kaechele

Robin Banks was Tasmania’s anti-discrimination commissioner for six years. In this episode Robin muses on her own career path and shares great examples of conflict resolution: how we can get conflict out of the room and solve problems while rejecting the often adversarial landscape.

WTF2050 Episode 5 - Robin Banks

Posie Graeme-Evans first came to Tasmania after World War 2, at the age of 14. One of Australia’s most acclaimed TV producers (McLeod’s Daughters & Hi5), Posie is also a best selling historical novelist. As a master storyteller, her WTF2050 goal is, in part, inspired by her belief in the power of narrative.

WTF2050 Episode 4 - Posie Graeme-Evans

Raised on a Chinese Junk in Sydney Harbour, Scott Rankin came to Tasmania as a idealistic 22 year old & went on to found Big hART , one of the world’s most acclaimed Community Arts Companies.  Big hART runs projects all over the world and Scott likes to think about Tasmania as an arts laboratory. Given Tassie’s current place on the world art map, Scott’s WTF2050 goal is ambitious and, we think, perfectly timed.

WTF2050 Episode 3 - Scott Rankin

Dark Mofo’s Winter Feast attracted 100K people last year. Curator Jo Cook and friend Jess Robbins, from the Global Island Partnership, have a WTF2050 goal that is a perfect fit for an island that is fast becoming the center of the Southern Hemisphere’s foodie trail.

WTF2050 Episode 2 - Jo Cook and Jess Robbins

#WTF2050 Hosts Leanne Minshull & Anna Bateman drop in on independent economist and proud Tasmanian, Saul Eslake. In this, our first episode, Saul gives us a tour of his home, originally built by convicts in 1820. While sharing his WTF2050 goal Saul provides some fascinating insights into Tasmania’s economic & social history, and finds time to tell us what really gets his goat!

WTF2050 Episode 1 - Saul Eslake

Get a taste of what's coming up on the WTF2050? podcast this year. 

WTF2050? Podcast Showreel

Podcast from The Australia Institute Tasmania.

Trailer -- WTF2050 - What's Tasmania's Future 2050

The Australia Institute Tasmania Podcast.

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