Darren Goodsir's guest appearances

Darren Goodsir

UNSW Centre for Ideas

As Per Podcast

Chuck Klosterman

Ashton Applewhite

Pankaj Mishra

Stephen Fry

Thomas Piketty

Paul Bloom

Rutger Bregman

Rowan Williams

Julia Gillard

Daniel Dennett

Kate Devlin

Angela Saini

Angela Nagle

Germaine Greer

Megan Phelps-Roper

OwlTail

As per our conversation with Darren Goodsir - author, current Chief Communications Officer of UNSW, and ex-editor in chief of The Sydney Morning Herald we’re heading back to the 90’s newsroom. Darren draws on his experiences as a senior leader in media to impart lessons for young professionals. We have a wide ranging conversation that touches on; how to be effective in the workplace, communicating effectively / leading people towards an outcome, and the importance of varied skillsets. This episode was edited by the INCREDIBLE Sinclair Hunter

As per our conversation with Darren Goodsir - author, current Chief Communications Officer of UNSW, and ex-editor in chief of The Sydney Morning Herald we’re heading back to the 90’s newsroom.  Darren draws on his experiences as a senior leader in media to impart lessons for young professionals. We have a wide ranging conversation that touches on; how to be effective in the workplace, communicating effectively / leading people towards an outcome, and the importance of varied skillsets.  This episode was edited by the INCREDIBLE Sinclair Hunter

#9 - Darren Goodsir on communicating effectively, managing people & finding your confidence

John Hewson

Dee Madigan

Rebecca Huntley

With six prime ministers in eight years, democracy in Australia is looking decidedly unwell. Add to this a political class whose interests seem divorced from voters and plummeting trust in government, and things are even worse. Are the polarised, opinion-driven media and the 24-hour news cycle to blame? With highly concentrated media ownership and vigorous partisan players, Australia now has home-grown problems with ‘fake news’. Will the media be the death of our democracy?Chaired by Darren Goodsir, Chief Communications Officer for UNSW, Sydney.This conversation was recorded live on stage at the Festival of Dangerous Ideas 2018.

With six prime ministers in eight years, democracy in Australia is looking decidedly unwell. Add to this a political class whose interests seem divorced from voters and plummeting trust in government, and things are even worse. Are the polarised, opinion-driven media and the 24-hour news cycle to blame? With highly concentrated media ownership and vigorous partisan players, Australia now has home-grown problems with ‘fake news’. Will the media be the death of our democracy? Chaired by Darren Goodsir, Chief Communications Officer for UNSW, Sydney. This conversation was recorded live on stage at the Festival of Dangerous Ideas 2018.

Darren Goodsir, John Hewson, Dee Madigan and Rebecca Huntley: Cancer On democracy