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It's a story of wars, conquests, trade, ideas and political struggle. Latin America and the United States have a long and complex relationship spanning centuries. Pulitzer Prize winning author, Greg Grandin, argues you can't tell the story of the North, without including the story of the South. Plus, one of Australia’s most celebrated figures, Emily Kngwarray is the highest-selling woman artist in national history. The Anmatyerr Elder found global fame in the late ’80s with large-scale paintings deeply rooted in her connection to Country, culture and community.
Previous episodes
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2395 - Who is America? And Australia's most successful female artist Emily KngwarrayThu, 12 Jun 2025
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2394 - Young US men are joining Russian churches, plus an infamous brawl over the hakaWed, 11 Jun 2025
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2393 - Bruce Shapiro's America, and hunting down the Myall Creek murderersTue, 10 Jun 2025
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2392 - The true power of land ownership, plus giving children the right to voteMon, 09 Jun 2025
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2391 - Two months on from Myanmar's earthquake, and healing a divided United StatesThu, 05 Jun 2025
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2390 - Haiti's gang crisis takes a dark turn, plus the mother of all languagesWed, 04 Jun 2025
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2389 - Ian Dunt's UK, Pakistan and India's war over water, and who named our body parts?Tue, 03 Jun 2025
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2388 - Bernard Keane's Canberra, what America's 'comfort class' doesn't get, and the life of a food criticMon, 02 Jun 2025
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2387 - The origins of the term 'national security', and actress Merle Oberon's false identityThu, 29 May 2025
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2386 - Abalone cultural heritage in Tasmania and overtourism in the Canary IslandsWed, 28 May 2025
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2385 - Bruce Shapiro's America, the money behind the 'Enhanced Games', and an ancient Roman cookbookTue, 27 May 2025
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2384 - Late Night Live farewells Laura TingleMon, 26 May 2025
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2383 - D-day looms for Woodside's Burrup gas plant, and teaching troubled teens to hunt in the New Zealand wildernessThu, 22 May 2025
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2382 - The Aussies the union movement left behind, and what causes a society to collapse?Wed, 21 May 2025
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2381 - Tariff chaos on American shelves, Ukraine minerals deal and Lake Eyre in floodTue, 20 May 2025
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2380 - Laura Tingle's Canberra, and Harriet Walter re-writes Shakespeare's womenMon, 19 May 2025
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2379 - The Brazilian Marxists claiming unused land, and Australia's Antarctic obsessionThu, 15 May 2025
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2378 - Who's still selling arms to Israel? And the legal rights of natureWed, 14 May 2025
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2377 - Ian Dunt's UK, Europe's thirsty data centres, and the survival of Indigenous message sticksTue, 13 May 2025
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2376 - Laura Tingle's Canberra, US-China trade talks and the art of the courtroom sketchMon, 12 May 2025
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2375 - Does our world lack moral ambition? And the Victorian obsession with orchidsThu, 08 May 2025
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2374 - Bruce Shapiro's America, How Kerala got rich and vale Ted Kotcheff of Wake in FrightTue, 06 May 2025
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2373 - Labor's stunning landslide, plus the hangover from Australia's wine boomMon, 05 May 2025
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2372 - Was Hitler's filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl complicit in Nazi atrocities?Thu, 01 May 2025
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2371 - Australia's biggest tax lurks, and Mexico stares down Donald TrumpWed, 30 Apr 2025
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2370 - Ian Dunt on UK's gender wars, John Lyons on Ukraine's resistance, and arts funding under pressureTue, 29 Apr 2025
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2369 - Laura Tingle's election, and the year that changed the worldMon, 28 Apr 2025
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2368 - Australians in the Spanish Civil War, and when hair was thought to indicate characterThu, 24 Apr 2025
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2367 - What it's like to be raided by DOGE, and the fearless feminist Beatrice FaustWed, 23 Apr 2025
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2366 - Laura Tingle's election, the survival of NATO, and the misunderstood pigeonTue, 22 Apr 2025
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2365 - Taiwan and its chips: the colourful history of this strategically important nationMon, 21 Apr 2025
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2364 - Philippe Sands on war crimes and impunity - from Pinochet to nowThu, 17 Apr 2025
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2363 - Pollies and their private interests, and a forgotten hero in forensicsWed, 16 Apr 2025
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2362 - Harvard defies the White House, Yanis Varoufakis on 'Trump Shock', and Australia's oldest footraceTue, 15 Apr 2025
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2361 - Laura Tingle's Canberra, the broken promise of religious discrimination reform, and a history of hand gesturesMon, 14 Apr 2025
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2360 - 'Sorrow, grief, horror': Kate Grenville confronts her settler ancestryThu, 10 Apr 2025
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2359 - Antony Green's last election broadcast, and the path ahead for SyriaWed, 09 Apr 2025
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2358 - Bruce Shapiro's Trumpland, Netanyahu's latest scandal, and the death of the intervalTue, 08 Apr 2025
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2357 - Laura Tingle's Canberra, the Brits baulk on AUKUS, and tariffs in the ancient worldMon, 07 Apr 2025
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2356 - John Howard and the 1998 waterfront dispute, plus Peter Rose on life as a literary editorThu, 03 Apr 2025
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2355 - First Nations resistance in the River Country, and is ignorance always bliss?Wed, 02 Apr 2025
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2354 - Ian Dunt's UK, does the Coalition's gas policy stack up, and Australia's endless rabbit problemTue, 01 Apr 2025
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2353 - Laura Tingle's federal election, plus defining antisemitism at universitiesMon, 31 Mar 2025
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2352 - Gaza and the contradictions of the West, and are priests employees of the Church?Thu, 27 Mar 2025
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2351 - Sexual violence perpetrators getting younger, and lost in the Amazon for forty daysWed, 26 Mar 2025
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2350 - Bruce Shapiro's America, Poland digging trenches, and crime in the AntarcticTue, 25 Mar 2025
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2349 - Laura Tingle's Canberra, mass protests in Turkiye and Australia's own vernacularMon, 24 Mar 2025
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2348 - The ethics of posthumous publishing plus the dark side of green citiesThu, 20 Mar 2025
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2347 - Radio propaganda wars in the Middle East, and the firebombing of TokyoWed, 19 Mar 2025
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2346 - Ian Dunt's UK, Russia's frozen assets, and Poland confronts its queer historyTue, 18 Mar 2025
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