B. C. is joined by Dr Michael Kendig for a discussion on obesity, over-eating, and the environments and psychology behind unhealthy habits.
B. C. is joined by Dr Jennifer Hsu to discuss the Chinese legacy in Australia- its history, food and culture- and the current relations between the two nations.
B. C. is joined by Dr John Carr, for a wide-ranging discussion on the cultural considerations of planning, the co-existence of cities and the environment, and the skateboarding subculture.
B. C. is joined by Maria George, from the UNSW Business School, to discuss algorithmic decision making systems- their place, future and potentially tragic impacts in society. The Robodebt fiasco, and its global contemporaries.
B. C. is joined by Professor Ray Laurence for a talk about Ancient Roman cities. Their character, their components, their legacy. Gods and emperors at the games, ordinary folk in the streets.
B. C. is joined by Dr Tania Leimbach for a discussion on climate anxieties, 'eco-grief', and sustainable futures.
B. C. is joined by Dr Camilla di Biase-Dyson for a talk on Ancient Egypt. Satiric scribes, hieroglyphs, monument-estates. The titanic Hatshepsut, and beautiful Nefertiti.
B. C. is joined by Professor Alan McKee for a discussion on sex, sexuality, identity, and pornography.
B. C. is joined by Eleni Kupe, a Sydney-based artist and activist. Eleni was born in Albania, but raised in Athens- before moving to Sydney. She details her family's struggles with racism, the pressures of moving to a new country, and her experiences with homophobia.