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John Anderson

Former Deputy Prime Minister of Australia

John Anderson: Conversations

Amy and Tom of The Decision 2024 share their thoughts on Trump’s resounding win in the recent U.S. election. From polling inaccuracies to middle America’s frustrations with Democrats, they outline why the result resonated with voters. Their analysis sheds light on Biden’s early exit, the failure of Harris’s campaign to gain traction, and how issues like immigration and the economy overshadowed progressive talking points.

The duo also discusses the broader cultural implications, including young men gravitating toward centrist values and minorities feeling economically empowered. They believe the election is a turning point for American democracy, offering a chance to rebuild trust and embrace policies that reflect the people’s priorities.

Tom Ellsworth is an experienced CEO, executive mentor and author. He is also a panel member of the PBD Podcast and also hosts his own podcast – The BizDoc Podcast. Amy Dangerfield is an Australian-born social and political commentator, now based in the United States. She is also in charge of media Distribution at Valuetainment.

Amy Dangerfield and Tom Ellsworth, Co-Hosts of The Decision 2024 – Valuetainment

John speaks with author and wealth expert David Bahnsen on the moral and economic forces shaping modern society. They explore the meaning of work, the soul of capitalism, and the erosion of cultural values, offering insights rooted in faith and timeless principles. Bahnsen's vision of flourishing challenges the errors of status quo thought, blending hope with sound economics.

John and David also tackle the challenges facing Western civilisation, including globalisation's impact on labor, the hollowing out of communities, and the profound need for a return to moral foundations.

David Bahnsen is the managing partner of a wealth-management firm and a frequent writer and public commentator on matters of politics, economics, faith and work, and markets. He is the author of several books, the latest being Full-Time: Work and the Meaning of Life.

David Bahnsen, Managing Partner of The Bahnsen Group & Author

John reads his op-ed published in The Australian, on soil carbon sequestration as a productive means to create a net-zero emissions agricultural sector.

We’re at ground zero on carbon emissions target

John talks with Steve E. Koonin, a theoretical physicist and policymaker, about the future of energy and the politics of climate change. Steve reflects on how the politicisation of climate science has led to a lack of transparency regarding climate statistics.

John Anderson Direct: Dr. Steve Koonin, Theoretical Physicist and Policymaker

John Anderson Direct: With Dr. Frank Furedi, Emeritus Professor of Sociology

Dr. Andrew Stone speaks with John about the concerning economic trends following government responses to the COVID-19 pandemic. He and John discuss the rise of Modern Monetary Theory, The Great Reset, climate politics, and Australia’s trade war with China. They explore the relationship between rising interest and inflation rates, house prices, and the large-scale consequences for our economic future.

Conversations: Dr. Andrew Stone, Economist and Author

Conversations: Mark Sneddon and Dr. Sarah Irving-Stonebraker

John Anderson Direct: With William Lane Craig, analytic philosopher, theologian and apologist

John Anderson Direct: With Professor Doug Stokes, Academic, Author and International Relations Expert

John Anderson Direct: With Peter Hitchens, Author, Broadcaster & Journalist

As Australia prepares to vote in a referendum on a constitutionally enshrined First Nations Voice to Parliament, John sits down with one of Australia's foremost experts on constitutional law for a detailed analysis of what the Voice is likely to be, what it means for the Australian Constitution and system of representational government and what the implications of changing the Constitution to accomodate the Voice could be.

Conversations: with Nicholas Aroney, Professor of Constitutional Law at The University of Queensland

Conversations: with Nicholas Aroney, Professor of Constitutional Law at The University of Queensland

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