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Bill speaks with author Dennis Glover who seesthe current times as havng echoes of Germany in the 1930s. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In modern Australia, productivity is all that matters, or so our leaders tell us. However the way we have pursued economic growth in the last 30 years has prevented many people from sharing the rewards. We now create wealth via exclusion.  Writer Denis Glover argues that an economy is not a society. We desperately need to confront the working conditions, jobs and lives we want for ourselves and our families – and to choose a future that is designed to benefit all Australians, not just some. Dennis Glover is an Australian writer and novelist. The son of factory workers, Dennis grew up in the working class Melbourne suburb of Doveton before studying at Monash University and King's College Cambridge where he was awarded a PhD in history. He has worked for two decades as an academic, newspaper columnist, policy adviser and speechwriter to Australia's most senior political, business and community leaders. 

Drawn from the pages of history and cutting-edge science, Thaw is a gripping read that will forever change how you see the frozen continent – and those who seek to conquer it. In 1912, five British explorers struggle across the Antarctic landscape, through howling winds and plummeting temperatures, seeking the safety of their camp. Today, as the world's ice sheets begin to melt and surrender their secrets, renowned glacial archaeologist Missy Simpson works to discover the true cause of the explorers' deaths – a subject that has intrigued researchers for more than a century. In hallowed halls of learning and on the icy polar plateau, these risk-takers must grapple with the unfathomable power of the natural world and the dramatically changing weather – while navigating their own complicated relationships. In this episode Gregory Dobbs chats to Dennis Glover about how history has treated Scott's ill-fated expedition, why meteorologist George Clarke Simpson was central to the recounting of this story, and what it all means in the context of devastating climate change.

Drawn from the pages of history and cutting-edge science, Thaw is a gripping read that will forever change how you see the frozen continent – and those who seek to conquer it.In 1912, five British explorers struggle across the Antarctic landscape, through howling winds and plummeting temperatures, seeking the safety of their camp. Today, as the world's ice sheets begin to melt and surrender their secrets, renowned glacial archaeologist Missy Simpson works to discover the true cause of the explorers' deaths – a subject that has intrigued researchers for more than a century. In hallowed halls of learning and on the icy polar plateau, these risk-takers must grapple with the unfathomable power of the natural world and the dramatically changing weather – while navigating their own complicated relationships.In this episode Gregory Dobbs chats to Dennis Glover about how history has treated Scott's ill-fated expedition, why meteorologist George Clarke Simpson was central to the recounting of this story, and what it all means in the context of devastating climate change.

 ‘Death in the Sauna' by Dennis Altman is a murder mystery with an array of interesting characters who may all be suspects in this enjoyable story of politics, sexuality and secret lives. ‘Thaw' is Dennis Glover's account of Scott's expedition to the Antarctic and the modern day consequences. More is trapped in the ice than we realize. 

Dennis Glover's historical fiction work Thaw explores the legacy left by Scott's Antarctic expedition, and the questions that still linger over its fate 

Dennis Glover's historical fiction work Thaw explores the legacy left by Scott's Antarctic expedition, and the questions that still linger over its fate 

Welcome BACK or welcome for the 1st time! This week the MVUP Crew welcomes special guest Dennis Glover from the Multiverse Unlimited Facebook group to the show. T-Money Miles Morales, QP the Source, Mike Adams, and Cosmic Lou chop it up with Dennis this week about Game of Thrones, She- Hulk, Deadpool 3, and the Question of the Week from the group. We all really hope you enjoy this episode as much as we enjoyed making it. Tell a friend, like and share the episode! Thanks again!

In which Ben and Jacob discuss the naïve and often-repeated cry to 'abolish' factionalism in political parties, before turning to the brain-hurty subject of inflation. What's causing it, what can be done, who benefits?We recorded this on 31/07.Discussed in this episode:Dennis Glover, It's Time for Labor to Dismantle its Factions, The Saturday Paper: https://www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au/news/politics/2022/07/30/its-time-labor-dismantle-its-factionsRonan Burtenshaw, Mick Lynch is Tired of Workers Getting Screwed, Jacobin: https://jacobin.com/2022/07/mick-lynch-interview-rmt-uk-rail-strikeRichardson, Saunders & Dennis, Are Wages or Profits Driving Australia's Inflation?, TAI: https://australiainstitute.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/Are-wages-or-profits-driving-Australias-inflation-WEB.pdfBen Eltham, To Solve Australia's Cost-of-Living Crisis, Labor Should Tax Superprofits, Jacobin: https://jacobin.com/2022/07/australian-cost-of-living-inflation-alp-albanese-tax-profits

With Andrea Horan Welcome to Lennon Courtney Left Alone, with Guests. For this series, we're doing things differently. We've all been left alone too much this year, so we've asked some excellent guests to join our podcast party. In this issue, we're joined by Andrea Horan founder of Saoirse Ronan's preferred nail bar Tropical Popical. Andrea is also the founder of The Hunreal Issues, co-founder of No More Hotels and the co-presenter of United Ireland with Una Mullally. In this issue, Andrea talked to us about the need for a diverse representation in The Dail, her definition of success and how to engage people in politics. As always, we'd really appreciate it if you took a minute to leave us a short positive review and five stars at this link. We know you hear it all the time but that's because it really helps the podcast grow. We can't do it without you. Until next week, thanks so much for listening. Sonya and Brendan. RESOURCES: Book your next mani/pedi at Tropical Popical here. Listen to Andrea's podcast here. Find out more about Choice Theory, as mentioned in the episode by Sonya. Learn about Enough.ie at this link. Read the Dennis Glover book, Economy is not a Society here or borrow from your local library. You can follow Andrea on Instagram, here. FOLLOW THE LEADER: Follow Lennon Courtney on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, You Tube and LinkedIn Follow Brendan on Insta and Twitter and Facebook. Follow Sonya on Insta, Twitter and LinkedIn. Shop the latest Lennon Courtney collection at Dunnes Stores. Lennon Courtney Left Alone is produced by Esther O'Moore Donohoe. Original theme music was created by Katie Laffan. Media, general enquiries or just to say hi: contactleftalone@gmail.com

A discussion about class and poverty in Australia, recorded at the Yarra Valley Writers Festival with Rick Morton, Dennis Glover and Glyn Davis. Plus how early risers are kicking goals at 5.30am.

A discussion about class and poverty in Australia, recorded at the Yarra Valley Writers Festival with Rick Morton, Dennis Glover and Glyn Davis. Plus how early risers are kicking goals at 5.30am.

With Andrea HoranWelcome to Lennon Courtney Left Alone, with Guests.For this series, we're doing things differently. We've all been left alone too much this year, so we've asked some excellent guests to join our podcast party. In this issue, we're joined by Andrea Horan founder of Saoirse Ronan's preferred nail bar Tropical Popical. Andrea is also the founder of The Hunreal Issues, co-founder of No More Hotels and the co-presenter of United Ireland with Una Mullally. In this issue, Andrea talked to us about the need for a diverse representation in The Dail, her definition of success and how to engage people in politics. As always, we'd really appreciate it if you took a minute to leave us a short positive review and five stars at this link. We know you hear it all the time but that's because it really helps the podcast grow. We can't do it without you. Until next week, thanks so much for listening. Sonya and Brendan. RESOURCES:Book your next mani/pedi at Tropical Popical here. Listen to Andrea's podcast here. Find out more about Choice Theory, as mentioned in the episode by Sonya.Learn about Enough.ie at this link.Read the Dennis Glover book, Economy is not a Society here or borrow from your local library. You can follow Andrea on Instagram, here. FOLLOW THE LEADER: Follow Lennon Courtney on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, You Tube and LinkedInFollow Brendan on Insta and Twitter and Facebook. Follow Sonya on Insta, Twitter and LinkedIn. Shop the latest Lennon Courtney collection at Dunnes Stores. Lennon Courtney Left Alone is produced by Esther O'Moore Donohoe. Original theme music was created by Katie Laffan. Media, general enquiries or just to say hi: contactleftalone@gmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dennis Glover discusses his novel "Factory 19," imagining a community banning all digital devices & tech invented after 1948. Tomaš Dvořák - "Game Boy Tune" - "Mark's intro" - "Interview with Dennis Glover" - "Mark's comments" - "She Drives Me Crazy (Percusapella) GE remix" https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/103307

‘The Imitator’ by Rebecca Starford is a page-turning, shocking WW2 spy thriller loosely based on the real-life events of a MI5 female agent based in London in the 1930s and 40s. “I have seen the past – and it works.” Dennis Glover’s satire, ‘Factory 19’, shows what can happen when we idealize the past. The work, while comic, has Orwellian overtones and a latent political message which is in keeping with Glover’s past as a political speech writer.  

In Patrick Allington's Rise & Shine, an environmental apocalypse has wiped out most of the population. Those that survive are nourished – literally – by the consumption of violent footage from the perpetual war waged between the two city-states of Rise and Shine. In Dennis Glover's Factory 19, a Walshian figure leads a willing cohort back to the future to an enclave in Tasmania, where they search for happiness in an industrialised past. Both books offer surreal and darkly satirical takes on leadership, humanity and the common good. Chaired by Geordie Williamson

Josh welcomes back Dennis Glover to talk Covid,Superbowl fallout , Lamar Jackson ,tons of hoops chat and the sports media landscape You can also email via freshtake42@gmail.com or Jawa31@gmail.com You can find Josh on Twitter and  and Instagram Snapchat: jawa31 Join the We Talk Conversation on Twitter @wetalkpodcasts. Plus give us a like now on Facebook. The post FTN-(Covid,Superbowl,Lamar Jackson,The Nets,Sports Media narrative,Lebron)2/17/21 appeared first on We Talk Podcasts.

Josh welcomes back Dennis Glover to talk Covid,Superbowl fallout , Lamar Jackson ,tons of hoops chat and the sports media landscape You can also email via freshtake42@gmail.com or Jawa31@gmail.com You can find Josh on Twitter and  and Instagram Snapchat: jawa31 Join the We Talk Conversation on Twitter @wetalkpodcasts. Plus give us a like now on Facebook.

On Inauguration Day in the United States, Jackson and James are joined by author and historian Dennis Glover to reflect on Trump's legacy and whether his poltical relevance will continue - particulalry on the far right. Dennis discusses the parallels between Donald and another vitriolic nationalist narcissist named Adolf, as well as Dennis' new novel Factory 19 - which highlights the 'lost working class' in which Trump and other populists have found such fertile poltical ground. 

  Josh welcomes on Dennis Glover as well as Alex Eskandarkhah from The Gifted Gab podcast. You can also email via freshtake42@gmail.com or Jawa31@gmail.com You can find Josh on Twitter and  and Instagram Snapchat: jawa31 Join the We Talk Conversation on Twitter @wetalkpodcasts. Plus give us a like now on Facebook.

September 23rdA GREEN NEW DEAL FOR AUSTRALIAProduced by Vivien Langford at Radio Skid Row in Sydney. Thanks to Raoul, and Andy.Speakers:Naomi Klein – Her new book is On Fire- The Burning case for a Green New Deal Professor Peter Sheldon – UNSW Industrial Relations Research Centre “The Ruhr or Appalachia?”Jaime Yallop Farrant – Climate Justice union in W.AMichelle Maloney – New economics Network AustraliaProfessor Boris Frankel -  MSSI – “Fictions of Sustainability: The Politics of Growth and Post Capitalist Futures.”Natasha Heenan – Climate Justice Collective  Building a Green New Deal for Australia The Green New Deal is an idea in gestation. We explore the work that needs to be done in Australia to inspire a groundswell of civil society to take personal and collective responsibility for averting climate catastrophe. The CFMMEU asked Peter Sheldon to find out what’s best practice in the transition away from coal fired power. He says we do not have a good record on  structural adjustments . An Economy is not a Society as Dennis Glover shows in that book. And “workers usually get it in the neck “ according to Colin Long. So do we need a Just Transition Authority? If so which model will we follow Ruhr or Appalachia?Naomi Klein launched “The burning case for a Green New Deal at Seattle Town Hall” (Youtube) She wants us to fire up new energies in a transformational new deal for workers currently crushed by capitalism. As fires ravage forests in Australia and Brazil, she urges us to be on fire against the injustices which climate catastrophe is creating.”It’s going to take transformations of how we live in cities, how we move ourselves around, how we grown our food, where we get our energy from.... we live in a time of overlapping crises” All our energies and creativity are need for a green new deal. Jaime Yallup Farrant  says “It’s Up 2 Us” we are the ones we’ve been waiting for.                            She inspires behaviour change amongst corporations, civil society and organisations and talks to us from W.A about the coal mining town of Collie. How can a vision of what they really need energise the move away from coal mining?   She quotes Paul Hawken “ If you look at the Science that describes what is happening today and aren’t pessimistic, you don’t have the correct data. If you meet people in this unnamed movement and aren’t optimistic, you haven’t got a heart” Michelle Maloney – Director of NENA doubts the Green New Deal if we do not have a complete change of management. Her local hubs to diversify regional economies are part of the solution. The focus of their Conference in Perth will be Collaboration to navigate the increasing complexity of our times. You can see the Green New Deal webinar with Tim Hollo and Prof Bronwen MorganTheir next NENA webinar is Futures thinking for a sustainable Economic Future from UTS. Natasha Heenan is  doing her Phd at Sydney university and with Anna Sturmer produced a working document called A GREEN NEW DEAL FOR AUSTRALIA. They want to decolonise, democratise, decommodify AND decarbonise Australia. They are part of the Climate Justice Collective organising a response to climate change. –“Australia needs A Green New Deal, no more centrism" (junkee.com/green-new-deal-australia/210460)

Dennis Glover grew up in Doveton, Victoria at a time when it was considered "a bit rough" but "functional" - people had jobs and therefore income, dignity and a level of security. Since all the factories closed, Doveton has devolved into a dumping ground for the "battlers" that all the pollies talk about, but few do anything for. Dennis was - and still is - the only person in his family to be tertiary educated (and one of the few to finish school) and yet, he went all the way to the hallowed halls of The University of Cambridge. We ask him how the hell that happened and, how he likes his rissoles.   Up Ya Class is hosted by Nelly Thomas, Shane Liang and Dave O'Neil. Nelly's on Twitter and Facebook. Some Kids Book available here - www.somekidsbooks.com Find Shane on Twitter. Dave's on Twitter and Facebook too.   Our theme music is Salvador Darling [Instrumental] by Osiris Saline under Creative Commons 4.0 license.   Find a new podcast! The Clappers - Pop culture insights with Karl Quinn and Andrew Young The Debrief with Dave O'Neil - Dave gives a comedian a lift home from a gig. 10 Questions with Adam Zwar - The same 10 questions with answers that vary wildly. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On this episode of the Yay, Norman and I host Jed Parsario, a great young actor who is currently rehearsing for White, a Shotgun production that will be performed July 6 through August 5th. I know Jed from Bindlestiff Studios and the Stories High XII production. We talk about Dennis Glover aka Childish Gambino's video "This is America", the conservative white privilege of calling the cops - and we also talk about Jed's training at the Arts Conservatory and his approach to theater. Shoutouts: Arabian Shakespeare Festival - All The Shah's Men (http://arabianshakespearefestival.org/2018/05/01/all-the-shahs-men-opens-friday/) May 3 – May 20 Theaterfirst – Waafrika –– Live Oak Theater – (http://theatrefirst.com/waafrika123/) May 6 – June 2 Playground – 22nd Playground Festival of New Works (http://playground-sf.org/festival/) May 10 – June 17th Central Works – Palace Wreckers (http://centralworks.org/palace-wreckers-inc/#showtab=details) May 12 – June 10 Khary Moye (Episode 45) is in the show White (Shotgun Players) https://shotgunplayers.org/Online/default.asp?doWork::WScontent::loadArticle=Load&BOparam::WScontent::loadArticle::article_id=B8A0B7F4-862C-49B6-856B-F60ACD3A58B7 July 6 – August 5 Top Dog Underdog (Ubuntu) http://www.ubuntutheaterproject.com May 18th – June 10th

Mariella Frostrup celebrates the 40th anniversary of the classic travel book In Patagonia. She's joined by the Observer theatre critic Susannah Clapp, who edited the book, and travel writer William Dalrymple who both admire its ground breaking mix of memoir, history and reportage. Also on the programme, Nathan Englander talks about his new novel Dinner at the Centre of the Earth. Best known for his short story collections this is a spy thriller and a love story based around the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Sandi Toksvig discusses her tale for children set in the American Midwest in the mid nineteenth century, and Dennis Glover on the difficulties of fictionalizing George Orwell, a larger than life character who seems to have been misrepresented in fiction.

Dennis Glover has fictionalized the life of George Orwell and recounted how the classic dystopian novel, '1984', came to be written.'How to Dress a Dummy' is a frank and funny book by former international model, Cassie Lane, published by Affirm Press.

This week Kulja speaks with the CEO of Environment Victoria, Mark Wakeham, about the environment policies of the different political parties.Then historian, Dennis Glover, talks about the recent Brexit vote and the reasons behind it as well as current Australian politicsFinally Dr. Phil Alviano from the Master Builders Association of Victoria comes in to talk about Australian housing and the Master Builders event on small housing

Dennis Glover is a professional speech writer, a Fellow of the Per Capita think tank and a political columnist for the Australian Financial Review. He currently writes speeches for Labor members of parliament as well as business and community leaders. He is the author of two non-fiction works Orwell’s Australia and The Art of Great Speeches.

Public forum with Andrew Leigh MP and Dennis Glover for Per Capita's Reform Agenda Series. Does the future of the left lie with embracing liberalism, including egalitarianism, minority rights and open markets? This forum goes beyond specific policy areas and the day-to-day of politics, and delves into political philosophy, values, and the importance of ideas.