Alvaro Cerezo and the castaway Kolo Fekitoa journeyed to the Ata Island, where Kolo and 5 other boys were stranded for 15 months back in 1965. In 2020 the story made headlines again for a source of inspiration during the coronavirus lockdown. I

4. Conservation In A Pandemic

Apr 11th, 2021 20m 58s

Arjun talks to Kate Parker, Sea Shepherd and environmentalist, about the effects of COVID-19 on international marine conservation efforts.

3. Politics In A Pandemic

Apr 10th, 2021 19m 44s

Arjun talks local politics during a pandemic with two local election nominees.

2. NGOs In A Pandemic

Apr 6th, 2021 20m 11s

Arjun talks to various NGOs in Melbourne about the consequences of the pandemic on local communities in Australia and the work local charities have done to help along the way.

1. Governance In A Pandemic

Mar 22nd, 2021 19m 29s

Arjun talks to various experts on the how as a world we could be transitioning from the era of terrorism to Covid-19, and what that looks like for countries around the world. Pivoting In A Pandemic is a short 4-part podcast series on the long l

Trailer: Pivoting in a Pandemic

Feb 10th, 2021 1m 42s

Pivoting Pandemic is a short 4-part podcast series on the long lasting effects of COVID-19 on everyday life, whether it be local politics, laws or the environment.

Clip: Winemaker Iryna Semchyshyn-Patil on Smoke Taint

Dec 1st, 2020 27s

Iryna Semchyshyn-Patil, a quality manager and winemaker with King Valley Wines, talks about the majority to wineries in the valley mostly picking only white wine grapes in 2020 due to smoke taint.

Clip: Winemaker Jayden Ong on Smoke Taint

Oct 22nd, 2020 25s

Jayden Ong speaking on the issue of smoke taint in wine, for The New Room Temperature Project.

Clip: Jayden Ong on Climate Change and Winemaking

Oct 22nd, 2020 27s

Jayden Ong speaking about the impacts of climate change on winemaking in Australia, for The New Room Temperature Project.

Michael Gallus: One primary school teacher’s journey into local politics

Jul 23rd, 2020 4m 59s

The curious story of Michael Gallus, a primary school teacher whose charity work took him all across the world and now finally back home to Melbourne. With some pitstops along the way that will astound and amuse.

Elaine Pearson & Ben Wizner: Data Collection And Surveillance In The New Era Of COVID - 19

Jun 24th, 2020 2m 59s

Could COVID-19 be the new terrorism? Arjun talks to Elaine Pearce, Director of Human Rights Watch Australia, and Ben Wizner, Director of ACLU's Speech, Privacy, and Technology Project. They discuss data collection and surveillance in the new

Professor Charlie Beckett: Is Artificial Intelligence Taking Over Journalism?

Jun 24th, 2020 2m 52s

Arjun speaks to AI expert, Director of POLIS at the London School of Economics and former BBC journalist, Professor Charlie Beckett, about AI in journalism in a ever-changing news landscape.http://www.lse.ac.uk/media-and-communications/people

Jarrett Fogelman

Jun 11th, 2019 3m 59s

Arjun speaks to Jarrett Fogelman an outdoor apparel buyer for outdoor stores, to find out what the typical day at the office is like and his views on social media.

Borderwalk Episode 1

Nov 30th, 2016 19m 7s

Arjun Bhogal is joined by Kieran Rae for the final leg of Borderwalk, 3 months of walking across the Australian outback. They come across a small town named Southern Cross and find a caravan park and pub, where they enjoy a rare glass of wine.

Introductory Waffle

Nov 18th, 2016 8m 55s

Arjun Bhogal has been walking across the world for the last 4 and a half years on his journey called Borderwalk, through countries like Kazakhstan and Afghanistan. You can find out more information at www.ArjunBhogal.co.uk where you can even do

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