Omslagafbeelding van de show Our Experts Have Observed

Our Experts Have Observed

Podcast door ANU Observer

Engels

Nieuws & Politiek

Tijdelijke aanbieding

2 maanden voor € 1

Daarna € 9,99 / maandElk moment opzegbaar.

  • 20 uur luisterboeken / maand
  • Podcasts die je alleen op Podimo hoort
  • Gratis podcasts
Begin hier

Over Our Experts Have Observed

'Our Experts Have Observed' is a podcast by ANU Observer that blends quick campus news with personality. In weekly episodes, Mac Watkins and Ryan Bourke bring their expertise to chat you through the big and small happenings at ANU that week - all while always staying on topic and never getting distracted. New episode every Monday morning, produced by Will Novak.

Alle afleveringen

38 afleveringen

aflevering SPECIAL: Recap 2025 artwork

SPECIAL: Recap 2025

2025 is over, and summer is just around the corner! With this episode, we want to take a moment and look back at everything that happened at the ANU in 2025: the events and processes, the highs and the lows. *Content warning: This episode touches on sensitive topics, including bullying, sexualization, miscarriage, and suicidal thoughts. Please listen with care. What we will be talking about: February (01:13): Time to return to ANU and O-Week! And at the first Senate Estimates of the year, ANU is again in hot water. March (05:09): ANUSA condemns the erasure of the BIPOC mural by the ANU and that infamous Genevive Bell interview is published. April (11:07): Albanese and ALP won the Federal Election – have they delivered on their promises to students? May (16:34): Let’s put our hands together for BNO! The shocking Nixon report is published. June (26:27): The first round of job cuts at ANU occurs. July (29:04): We are back from break for Bush Week! And ANU announces draft changes to the School of Music. August (32:58): After weeks of protests, ANU announces to pause forced redundancies for the remainder of 2025. September (35:24): VC Genevieve Bell resigns - Rebekah Brown takes over Bell's position. October (41:07): ANU ranks 73 on Times Higher Education Rankings. And misleads the Senate during Senate Estimates. Have a good break! *This podcast is produced by Katharina Graf, hosted by Anushka Vineet and Katharina Graf. All opinions expressed in the podcast by hosts are theirs alone and do not reflect those of the ANU Observer. Graphics by: Alex Mathews. Find more news and stories from us on our ⁠website⁠ [https://anu-observer.org/]!

16 nov 2025 - 51 min
aflevering Week 9: New Gen Sec Malakai King artwork

Week 9: New Gen Sec Malakai King

This time, Mac and Katharina unpack the week nine news for you: ANU removes one-to-one performance teaching [https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://region.com.au/anus-removal-of-one-to-one-performance-teaching-entirely-independent-of-restructure/906732/&ved=2ahUKEwir5vuc9ZiQAxVQsVYBHd_UD6AQFnoECB4QAQ&usg=AOvVaw2BSrYxApRNkKRBVURp12-n] from Bachelor of Music, independent candidate Malakai King [https://anu-observer.org/2025/10/01/anusa-2025-rage-dominates-executive-first-year-claims-general-secretary-seat/] is the new ANUSA General Secretary, and students protest nationwide [https://anu-observer.org/2025/10/02/students-to-protest-nationwide-after-the-interception-of-the-gaza-freedom-flotilla/] after the interception of the Gaza Freedom Flotilla. * This episode is hosted by Mac Watkins and Katharina Graf, produced by Katharina Graf. All opinions expressed in the podcast by hosts are theirs alone and do not reflect those of the ANU Observer. * Graphic by Fatima Usman.

10 okt 2025 - 11 min
aflevering FIRST SPECIAL: The Rise and Fall of Genevieve Bell artwork

FIRST SPECIAL: The Rise and Fall of Genevieve Bell

Our first SPECIAL EPISODE! Content warning: This episode touches on sensitive topics, including bullying, sexualization, miscarriage, and suicidal thoughts. Please listen with care. We are talking about: The Rise and Fall of Genevieve Bell. Who is Bell and how did she rise to the position as VC of the ANU? Why did she stumble? And what does her "fall" mean for herself and the university? Together, Fergus and Katharina unpack Bell's story and the bigger picture behind her journey as VC. Related links and information: Bell's statement about the NTEU' sexism stem from an interview by the ABC [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vwup60t0AoE]. Allen's statement in front of the senate can be found here [https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://www.tiktok.com/%40abcnewsaus/video/7537879105253936402&ved=2ahUKEwjUm_z3y5aQAxU9f_UHHUv7C3kQwqsBegQIGBAF&usg=AOvVaw3F7eljC2aaBkeD7Dz2ixc-]. A related article by the Financial Review [https://www.afr.com/policy/health-and-education/from-silicon-valley-to-anu-how-genevieve-bell-s-story-hit-a-wall-20250902-p5mrvt] about Bell's career and journey to become ANU's VC. *This podcast is produced by Katharina Graf, hosted by Fergus Wall and Katharina Graf. All opinions expressed in the podcast by hosts are theirs alone and do not reflect those of the ANU Observer. Graphics by: Alex Mathews. Find more news and stories from us on our website [https://anu-observer.org/]!

9 okt 2025 - 42 min
aflevering Week 5: Our Grand Return artwork

Week 5: Our Grand Return

After a long break, Our Experts Have Observed is back – with the same beloved quality, but wrapped in a fresh new look. New hosts, new formats, new guests. Stay tuned! But for our very first episode, we’re kicking things off just the way we know and love: with a news episode featuring our familiar podcast hosts, Mac and Saffron.  So what was on in week 5? The ANU paused forced redundancies until the remainder of 2025. That means there will be no further forced stuff cuts in 2025, but what will happen afterwards is not yet defined. On the 21st of August, ANU students participated in a historical student referendum for Palestine.  Sticker‘s of the neo-nazi group NSN have been found around campus. The BIPOC department urges everyone to report the stickers, but not to remove them as raisers placed under the stickers might cause harm.  And lastly, the ANU removed the BIPOC mural for a second time, stating the mural would hurt the poster policy of the university See you after the break!

29 aug 2025 - 15 min
Super app. Onthoud waar je bent gebleven en wat je interesses zijn. Heel veel keuze!
Super app. Onthoud waar je bent gebleven en wat je interesses zijn. Heel veel keuze!
Makkelijk in gebruik!
App ziet er mooi uit, navigatie is even wennen maar overzichtelijk.

Kies je abonnement

Meest populair

Tijdelijke aanbieding

Premium

20 uur aan luisterboeken

  • Podcasts die je alleen op Podimo hoort

  • Geen advertenties in Podimo shows

  • Elk moment opzegbaar

2 maanden voor € 1
Daarna € 9,99 / maand

Begin hier

Premium Plus

Onbeperkt luisterboeken

  • Podcasts die je alleen op Podimo hoort

  • Geen advertenties in Podimo shows

  • Elk moment opzegbaar

Probeer 7 dagen gratis
Daarna € 13,99 / maand

Probeer gratis

Alleen bij Podimo

Populaire luisterboeken

Begin hier

2 maanden voor € 1. Daarna € 9,99 / maand. Elk moment opzegbaar.