8 Podcast Episodes
Sir Charles Bean - Former Deputy Governor for Monetary Policy at the Bank of England
Sir Charles Bean - Former Deputy Governor for Monetary Policy at the Bank of England
Join us for another exciting episode with Sir Charles Bean! Sir Bean served as the Chief Economist at the Bank of Englan... Read more
9 Feb 2021
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18mins
War correspondent Charles Bean and the reporting on war
War correspondent Charles Bean and the reporting on war
Charles Bean was our first official war correspondent in the first world war. Getting accurate information about the com... Read more
11 Aug 2020
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54mins
Kopi Time E19: Professor Sir Charles Bean on the economics of coronavirus
Kopi Time E19: Professor Sir Charles Bean on the economics of coronavirus
“It’s a mistake to assume that where we are now, is going to be where we are for ever more" Eminent macroeconomist and ... Read more
16 Jul 2020
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52mins
In Conversation with Professor Sir Charles Bean
In Conversation with Professor Sir Charles Bean
In the second episode, Matthew speaks to Professor Sir Charles Bean - former Chief Economist and Deputy Governor of the ... Read more
1 Mar 2020
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50mins
#218 Charles Bean's Dead-End Drive In (1986)
#218 Charles Bean's Dead-End Drive In (1986)
EPISODE #218-- Today we talk about Brian Trenchard-Smith's "magnum opus": Dead-End Drive In. It's actually quite bad! He... Read more
9 Jun 2019
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53mins
The Western Front Diaries of Charles Bean
The Western Front Diaries of Charles Bean
Wednesday 10 August 2016 Senior Historian at the Australian War Memorial, Peter Burness, discusses his new research on C... Read more
16 Sep 2016
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39mins
Peter Rees on Charles Bean
Peter Rees on Charles Bean
Charles Bean carried a pen and not a rifle in the World war One trenches. He became an active and respected historian do... Read more
8 Oct 2015
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#6 Charles Bean and the ANZAC Book
#6 Charles Bean and the ANZAC Book
Sarah Midford (Mediterranean Studies, La Trobe University) on the ANZAC book, written by soldiers in the trenches and ed... Read more
19 Feb 2015
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15mins