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Bogan Intelligentsia

Bogan Intelligentsia

By: Joel Jenkins
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A show focused on the intersection of class, the state of the nation, and Australian independent ideas.2025 Bogan Intelligentsia Political Science Politics & Government
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  • Bogan Intelligentsia Ep. 9: Dr. Scott Burchill on the U.S.-Israel-Iran Ceasefire and Australia’s Future
    Jun 29 2025

    In Episode 9 of the Bogan Intelligentsia Podcast, we invite our loyal fans to support our launch with a compelling conversation featuring returning guest Dr. Scott Burchill, esteemed Australian international relations scholar. Dr. Burchill analyzes the U.S.-Israel-Iran ceasefire, highlighting how Iran’s hypersonic missiles exposed Israel’s defense vulnerabilities and undermined Netanyahu’s regime-change goals. He explores Trump’s delicate navigation of neoconservative and “America First” factions, the catastrophic Gaza conflict with 377,000 reported dead or missing, and Australia’s perilous alignment with U.S. policies via AUKUS. Dr. Burchill advocates for an Asia-focused foreign policy to secure Australia’s sovereignty. To our supporters: your passion, amplified by Andrew Bolt’s Sky News shout-out, drives this podcast—join us in building a platform for unfiltered ideas by listening, sharing, and engaging.

    Episode Details:

    • Duration: ~60 minutes
    • Release Date: July 27, 2025
    • Guest: Dr. Scott Burchill, Australian international relations scholar, known for his critiques of U.S. foreign policy and Australia’s strategic alignments.

    Support the Launch:
    Your support keeps our independent voice alive. Here’s how you can help:

    • Subscribe for free on Substack to get episodes and show notes in your inbox, or go paid ($5/month) for exclusive bonus episodes, early access, and Substack Chat to connect with us and Dr. Burchill.
    • Listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
    • Watch the video version on our YouTube channel. Subscribe for updates.
    • Share this episode on X (@Boganintelpod, X) or with your network to amplify our reach.

    Why Listen?
    Dr. Scott Burchill’s insights into the U.S.-Israel-Iran ceasefire and Australia’s strategic challenges offer a critical perspective for fans seeking to understand global power shifts and local sovereignty. This episode, boosted by Andrew Bolt’s Sky News mention, is a must for those questioning AUKUS and U.S. influence. Paid supporters can submit questions for our “Intelligentsia Roundtable” bonus episodes.

    Thank You, Fans:
    Your commitment has brought this podcast to life, even catching the eye of Sky News. Join us in launching the Bogan Intelligentsia Podcast and help shape a community for bold ideas.

    Keywords: Scott Burchill, U.S.-Israel-Iran, ceasefire, AUKUS, Australian sovereignty, Gaza

    #BoganIntelligentsia #GlobalPolitics #Podcast

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    1 hr and 9 mins
  • Bogan Intelligentsia Podcast Ep. 8: Dr. Emma Shortis on Trump, US politics, and Australia’s Sovereignty
    Jun 26 2025

    Description:
    In Episode 8 of the Bogan Intelligentsia Podcast, we invite our loyal fans to support our launch with a thought-provoking conversation featuring Dr. Emma Shortis, Director of International & Security Affairs at the Australia Institute, Adjunct Senior Research Fellow at RMIT, and author of Our Exceptional Friend: Australia’s Fatal Alliance with the United States. Dr. Shortis examines Trump’s NATO “victory lap” and the competing narratives of Iran and Israel, unpacking Western misconceptions that cast Iran as a target for conflict. She analyzes the U.S. right’s schism over “America First” versus Israel support, the influence of Christian Zionism, and the Australian media’s role in perpetuating these narratives. For Australia, she critiques the growing Americanization of culture and politics, offering insights into securing a sovereign future.

    To our supporters: your passion drives this podcast—join us in building a platform for unfiltered ideas by listening, sharing, and engaging.


    Episode Details:

    • Duration: ~60 minutes
    • Release Date: July 20, 2025
    • Guest: Dr. Emma Shortis, Director of International & Security Affairs at the Australia Institute, known for her critiques of U.S. foreign policy and Australia’s alliance with the United States.

    Support the Launch:
    Your support keeps our independent voice alive. Here’s how you can help:

    • Subscribe for free on Substack to get episodes and show notes in your inbox, or go paid ($5/month) for exclusive bonus episodes, early access, and Substack Chat to connect with us and Dr. Shortis.
    • Listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
    • Watch the video version on our YouTube channel. Subscribe for updates.
    • Share this episode on X (@Boganintelpod, X) or with your network to amplify our reach.

    Why Listen?
    Dr. Emma Shortis’s insights into U.S. political divisions and Australia’s Americanization reveal the forces driving global conflicts and local challenges. This episode offers a critical perspective for fans seeking to understand Australia’s path in a multipolar world. Paid supporters can submit questions for our “Intelligentsia Roundtable” bonus episodes.

    Thank You, Fans:
    Your commitment has brought this podcast to life. Join us in launching the Bogan Intelligentsia Podcast and help shape a community for bold ideas.

    Keywords: Emma Shortis, Trump, Iran, U.S. politics, Christian Zionism, Australian sovereignty

    #BoganIntelligentsia #GlobalPolitics #Podcast #trump #iran #israel

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    59 mins
  • Bogan Intelligentsia Ep. 7: Cameron Leckie on U.S. Imperialism, AUKUS, and Australia’s Path to Sovereignty
    Jun 22 2025

    Description: In Episode 8 of the Bogan Intelligentsia Podcast, we invite our loyal fans to support our launch with a thought-provoking conversation featuring Cameron Leckie, a 24-year Australian Army veteran and advocate for a sovereign, peaceful Australia. Leckie shares his experiences in East Timor and post-tsunami Sumatra, his disillusionment with the Iraq War’s false pretenses, and his critique of Australia’s alignment with U.S. imperialism through the $368 billion AUKUS project. He exposes the Australian media’s role in perpetuating flawed narratives about China and Ukraine, the risks of conflict driven by AUKUS, and the need for strategic empathy to engage with Asia in a multipolar world. To our supporters: your passion drives this podcast—join us in building a platform for unfiltered ideas by listening, sharing, and engaging.


    Episode Details:

    • Duration: ~60 minutes
    • Release Date: July 20, 2025
    • Guest: Cameron Leckie, former Australian Army officer, member of Australians for War Powers Reform, and advocate for an independent Australian foreign policy.

    Support the Launch:
    Your support keeps our independent voice alive. Here’s how you can help:

    • Subscribe for free on Substack to get episodes and show notes in your inbox.
    • Listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts.
    • Watch the video version on our YouTube channel. Subscribe for updates.
    • Share this episode on X (@Boganintelpod, X) or with your network to amplify our reach.

    Why Listen?
    Cameron Leckie’s insights from his military career and advocacy for sovereignty offer a critical perspective on Australia’s defense policies and regional role. This episode unpacks the flaws of AUKUS and the path to a peaceful, Asia-engaged Australia. Paid supporters can submit questions for our “Intelligentsia Roundtable” bonus episodes.

    Thank You, Fans:
    Your commitment has brought this podcast to life. Join us in launching the Bogan Intelligentsia Podcast and help shape a community for bold ideas.

    Keywords: Cameron Leckie, AUKUS, U.S. imperialism, Australian defense, multipolar world, China

    #BoganIntelligentsia #AustralianForeignPolicy #Podcast

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    1 hr and 14 mins

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