Nick Bryant
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Oct 21, 2026
RathboneGUEST
I think it highlighted the fact that Democrats, Republicans, same people, you know, same team.
RathboneGUEST
I'll never forget Nick Bryant's quote about the difference between Democrats and Republicans.
RathboneGUEST
And I'm going to try to choose my words here carefully.
RathboneGUEST
But he basically said the difference between Democrats and Republicans is found in the Franklin scandal versus the Epstein scandal.
Claire NicholsHOST
Just look for the book show.
Claire NicholsHOST
And if you want to relive the whole weekend, if you want to listen back to Hilary and myself and Nick Bryant and Hamish McDonald and Geraldine Duke and everybody who was on air, you can find that on the Radio National website too.
Claire NicholsHOST
We had such a fun time and hearing from all these authors who called in and were so emotional, it was really something special.
Hilary HarperHOST
There was a lot of emotional energy in the room for those hours.
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Nick BryantHOST
Hi, it's Nick Bryant here.
Nick BryantHOST
Thanks for tuning in to the Saturday Extra podcast.
Nick BryantHOST
It's been a dizzying seven days in the Ukraine war, and we tried to make sense of what has happened.
Nick BryantHOST
Their enthusiasm about books and, and in particular Australian books, it was just infectious.
Nick BryantHOST
I hope you enjoy the show.
Nick BryantHOST
[upbeat music] Good morning, and welcome to Saturday Extra with me, Nick Bryant, broadcasting from Gadigal Land in Sydney on this Saturday, October the 17th.
Nick BryantHOST
Coming up, on the weekend of the Top 100 Australian Books countdown, is enough Aussie literature being read in Aussie schools? As we approach the US Congressional midterms, we'll talk about America's incredible shrinking Congress.
Nick BryantHOST
So welcome to a new episode of the Talking To You podcast, which is brought to you by Brilliant Businesses.
Nick BryantHOST
I'm Nick Bryant, and I'm talking with one of our great friends today, Safiya Maya, who is the owner of The Champagne Group.
Nick BryantHOST
How are you, mate? I'm all right,
Sufian MiahGUEST
Nick.
Cassie McCullaghGUEST
Woo-hoo.
Nick BryantHOST
I'm Nick Bryant.
Nick BryantHOST
It is Saturday morning in Australia, my favorite time.
Nick BryantHOST
Have a great weekend.
Alex WhartonGUEST
And so it really causes us to look at, well, what are we doing in our primary classrooms, early learning centers around starting there and bringing, um, that generation of storytellers through.
Nick BryantHOST
On Saturday Extra, I'm Nick Bryant, and as Radio National gears up for the Top 100 Australian Books countdown, we can't wait.
Nick BryantHOST
I'm speaking [laughs] with high school librarian Carys McEwen and an English teacher at Gunnedah High School, Alex Wharton.
Nick BryantHOST
Carys, how prescriptive is, is the curriculum? We're talking about there about the, the mix of the Aussie and the non-Aussie, but does that actually get stipulated by education authorities?
Nick BryantHOST
On ABC Radio National, you're listening to The Saturday Extra.
Nick BryantHOST
I'm Nick Bryant, and I'm speaking with Gary Gerstle, one of the great historians of, of America, the, the one-time professor of American history at Cambridge University, and also the author of a landmark book, The Rise and Fall of the Neoliberal Order.
Nick BryantHOST
In it, Gary, you describe two orders really which have dominated, uh, American politics and American government for pretty much the last century really.
Nick BryantHOST
The first is the New Deal order that came in with FDR after the Great Depression.
Jason HuntGUEST
Welcome to the SMB Investor with Nick Bryant and Sean Smith.
Sean SmithHOST
Hey, everyone.
Sean SmithHOST
You got Sean Smith here, managing partner of Search Fund Ventures and founder of SMB Investor Network.
Nick BryantHOST
Many of you will know the work of, of Rosalind, uh, and recently she has become the founder of the Resilient Democracy Lab at the, the UNSW, uh, an institution set up to really think about, um, how we should safeguard democracies.
Nick BryantHOST
Um, I should have said as well, I'm Nick Bryant, and, uh, I, uh, I'm the presenter of ABC Radio National's Saturday Extra program, and, [audience applauding] uh...
Nick BryantHOST
Oh, thank you very much.
Nick BryantHOST
Um, and a, and a refugee from Trump 1.0. I'm, I'm...
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Rosalind DixonMODERATOR
It's, it's really important that we have these conversations, that they are regional and national, not just city conversations.
Rosalind DixonMODERATOR
I think you'll all agree that this, um, has been a terrific conversation.
Rosalind DixonMODERATOR
Thank you to Nick Bryant, my co-, uh, moderator and the best interviewer in Sydney.
Nick BryantHOST
[laughs]
IanHOST
I can't remember the guy's name, but, [laughs] but Truth Teller was basically making the suggestion that almost every country had become complicit in this machine because of blackmail-
Mo HamzaGUEST
Nick Bryant
IanHOST
... or other efforts.
IanHOST
That, that's who it was.
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