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Andrew Denton

Andrew Denton

Australian television producer and comedianWikipedia

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Sep 26, 2026

Bruna PapandreaHOST
14:45
You know, like, it's, i- it's slightly different now.
Bruna PapandreaHOST
14:48
But I truly think, and I, and I, and I actually just watched Andrew Denton's Compass documentary on, on VAD.
Bruna PapandreaHOST
14:54
And, and when you hear people's stories and you, you understand it, I don't think any of us know until we're put in that position the decision we would make is the truth.
Bruna PapandreaHOST
15:04
And I like to think that I would support the people I love no matter what.
Cath MahoneyHOST
13:55
You know, like, it's, i- it's slightly different now.
Cath MahoneyHOST
13:58
But I truly think, and I, and I, and I actually just watched Andrew Denton's Compass documentary on, on VAD.
Cath MahoneyHOST
14:05
And, and when you hear people's stories and you, you understand it, I don't think any of us know until we're put in that position the decision we would make is the truth.
Cath MahoneyHOST
14:15
And I like to think that I would support the people I love no matter what.
Cath MahoneyHOST
14:19
And I think it's, I think it's, it's slightly cultural too.
Cath MahoneyHOST
14:22
I think the Italians, like, you know, I just remember, you know, it is that kind of everyone moves in with each other, you know, like it's, it's slightly different now, but I truly think, and I, and I, and I actually just watched Andrew Denton's Compass documentary on, on VAD and I, And when you hear people's stories and you understand it, I don't think any of us know until we're put in that position the decision we would make is the truth.
Cath MahoneyHOST
14:48
And I like to think that I would support the people I love no matter what.
Cath MahoneyHOST
14:52
I think it's the bravest thing that a human can do, to be
Tim BurrowsHOST
27:53
But along the way, you know, there was the short-lived Channel 10 show Can of Worms and There's Dan as one of the characters on that.
Tim BurrowsHOST
28:03
He was in Hungry Beast, which was Andrew Denton's discovery of young talent.
Tim BurrowsHOST
28:09
As you say, he's been alongside a few of the kind of the, some of the previous Get Out stunts he's made, you know, he's made video.
Tim BurrowsHOST
28:18
He's spoken a couple of times and moderated things for Mumbrella as well.
Geoff GriffithHOST
28:50
issue and there are there are very few places like switzerland where you can engage in voluntary euthanasia so
Anna Bailey-KarisHOST
28:56
that's a really interesting point because we might read it as you say thinking this isn't very political but for some people it will be really provocative won't it and really triggering or highly political so in australia i mean you're probably aware that in south australia and i think most states it's now voluntary assisted dying is now legal and Andrew Denton led a campaign for that and has a brilliant podcast, which I can recommend called Better Off Dead.
Anna Bailey-KarisHOST
29:27
Sounds like a depressing title, but...
Geoff GriffithHOST
29:30
Provocative title, yeah.
Sally ButesHOST
10:30
Gary Angry Anderson was born and grew up in the working-class suburb of Coburg in Melbourne.
Sally ButesHOST
10:35
At home, he was physically and emotionally abused by his father, with Anderson revealing on Andrew Denton's TV show Interview that he seriously considered killing him.
Sally ButesHOST
10:45
When he was around, he was a very explosive person and he would just, as they say, go off at the drop of a hat, he told ABC 702 in 2007.
Sally ButesHOST
10:54
His father's rage and then his own at the desperate situation would come to define him and his music.
Tony MoclairHOST
58:18
He died this week at the age of 76.
Tony MoclairHOST
58:20
I'll be speaking to one of his very famous collaborators, Andrew Datto, shortly, and it leads me to ask you this question.
Tony MoclairHOST
58:28
Your favourite book as a kid, what was it? 133693, your favourite book as a kid.
Tony MoclairHOST
58:34
It may not have been a picture book.
Mark GeyerHOST
9:11
And Ray Martin.
Mark GeyerHOST
9:11
And Andrew Denton.
Sean GarlickGUEST
9:12
Andrew Denton.
Sean GarlickGUEST
9:14
It was a very emotional time.
Sean GarlickGUEST
9:16
And the marches really did galvanize everybody.
Steph D'SouzaHOST
5:07
... "you know, blah, blah, and I'll be supportive." And she said, "I don't think I need it, 'cause I think doctors are actually in a position where they can actually help you anyway, you know, with a little bit of morphine and all that kind of stuff." And I agreed with her at the time, but now I look back at her passing and I think, looking at her experience, I would 100% do voluntary assisted dying instead of leaving it in the hands of-
Chrissy HearnHOST
5:37
Hasn't Andrew Denton done some great work around that?
Steph D'SouzaHOST
5:39
Yeah, he has done some fabulous work around that.
Steph D'SouzaHOST
5:42
I definitely would opt for it if I was terminal.
Mark BerettaHOST
67:33
both been roasted at different times.
Mark BerettaHOST
67:34
I think Andrew Denton might have got stuck into you in the early years there.
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67:38
You
Mark BerettaHOST
67:39
had yours this year.

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