Seriously Social

Exploring who we are, how we got here and where we are going. Australia’s top social scientists in conversation with journalist Ginger Gorman. Brought to you by the Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia.

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Eine durchschnittliche Folge dieses Podcasts dauert 24m. Bisher sind 67 Folge(n) erschienen. Alle zwei Wochen gibt es eine neue Folge dieses Podcasts.

Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 3 days 8 hours 18 minutes

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TRAILER S2 - Our world in transition


Seriously Social helps you understand your world. Each week listen to indepth, intelligent insights from Australia’s best social scientists. We talk human society, our social relationships and the world in transition. Hosted by journalist Ginger Gorm...


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 July 29, 2020  0m
 
 

episode 1: Mental wealth (Part 1): Ian Hickie - How we fix the national crisis


How do you build the mental wealth of a nation? Mental ill health is costing us about 4% of GDP, a figure that one of Australia’s best-known researchers in the field, Professor Ian Hickie says holds its own meaning:“It clearly points a chaotic system...


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 July 19, 2020  27m
 
 

episode 2: Mental wealth (Part2): Pat McGorry - How we fix the national crisis


Pre-pandemic Australia was seen as an epicentre of hope – that despite high rates of loneliness and suicidality, we were getting buy-in on the important work to be done in mental health.  Mental illness is costing Australia thousands of lives each ye...


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 July 26, 2020  27m
 
 

episode 3: Artificial Intelligence: Genevieve Bell on building a new way of thinking


As Australia reels from the catastrophic bushfires and deals with COVID-19, these moments have revealed the fragility of our infrastructure including supply chains and telecommunications. This episode of the Seriously Social podcast explores Artifici...


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 August 2, 2020  2h0m
 
 

episode 4: The good fight: Allan Fels on fairness, mental health and why CEOs get paid so much (and shouldn’t)


Why do CEOs get paid so much? Why are we so discriminatory about mental illness? And where would the Federal Government’s dollars be best spent in our efforts to reset the economy? Economist, lawyer and former chair of the Australian Competition and ...


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 August 9, 2020  28m
 
 

episode 5: Wicked problems: Fiona Stanley on how to create a society we actually want.


When is a health crisis not just a health crisis? When it’s a global pandemic and it shows up the weak points that already existed in society. But could COVID19, for all its problems, be part of a much-needed reset for Australia’s health and other sy...


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 August 16, 2020  24m
 
 

episode 6: Educating for an uncertain future: Peter Shergold on Australia’s education sector.


Australian higher education institutions are caught up in the fallout caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. But closing borders to international students has had an unintended outcome: it’s highlighted faults in the system and raised new questions around ...


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 August 23, 2020  27m
 
 

episode 7: Stigma and Suicide: Jane Pirkis on the mental health of men


Male socialisation and ideals of masculinity already have a devastating effect on the health and well-being of men across the globe. With the added pressures from COVID-19, and forced isolation, this issue is turning into another kind of pandemic. Jo...


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 August 30, 2020  24m
 
 

episode 8: Working from home: blessing or curse?


Pyjamas, commuting from bed to your desk just minutes after waking up, no boss looking over your shoulde­r–working from home sounds like a dream. But what about the pressures from family, bad technology, and lack of support from colleagues? Professor...


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 September 6, 2020  24m
 
 

episode 9: Symbolism and sentiment: Professor Megan Davis on the representation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in Australia


As protests and riots continue in America over police brutality and persecution of people of colour, Australia’s own injustices against Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people must also be subject to public scrutiny. Join Aboriginal Australian a...


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 September 13, 2020  4h28m
 
 
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