The Good Life survey
Dear Good Life listeners,
For the 100th episode of the podcast, I thought I'd do a short listener survey. I'd love to have some of your suggested guests on this year.
Thank you for your feedback and support.
Andrew.
OK
1.
Who would you like to hear on the Good Life?
2.
How often do you listen to the Good Life?
Every week
Almost every week
Occasionally
Rarely
Other (please specify)
3.
Most of the time I listen to the Good Life while
Commuting
Exercising
Walking the dog
Doing household chores
At work
In bed before going to sleep
Doing nothing other than listening to the Good Life
Many of the above
Other (please specify)
4.
Any suggestions or feedback?
5.
Your five favourite episodes of the Good Life?
100. Jonathan Haidt on the Coddling of the American Mind
99. Tim the Yowie Man on extraordinary exploration
98. Jono Lineen explains why walking makes us wise
97. Laya and Dovid Slavin on cooking to build community
96. Munjed Al Muderis on his refugee journey and bionic surgery
95. Pat Dodson on reconciliation, Catholicism and Yawuru country
94. Nicholas Jans on leadership secrets of the Australian Army
93. Jane Jose on places women make
92. Michelle Knox, death expert and mortal realist
91. Wendy McCarthy on mentoring, bravery and when to say yes
90. Flipped episode – Andrew Leigh on the Unforgiving60
89. Julia Gillard on friendship, purpose and the cone of silence
88. Emily Oster on data, pregnancy and parenting
87. Marie Coleman on feminism, trailblazing and a good retirement
86. Tim Minchin on free will, anger, success and failure
85. Rob Wiblin on effective altruism and making the most of your 80,000 hours
84. Barry Jones on Pick-a-Box, Science and Poetry
83. Leigh Sales on luck, doubt, trolls and what makes a great interview
82. Eddie Woo on the joy of maths
81. Morris Gleitzman on writing big stories for little people
80. Philosopher Martha Nussbaum on anger, envy, disgust & love
79. Genevieve Bell on AI, anthropology and the obligation to make things better
78. David Marr on corruption, truth-telling and big lives
77. Sisonke Msimang on exile and home, hatred and belonging
76. Ben Pronk on SAS leadership, elite fitness and why specialisation is for insects
75. David Sinclair on the Science of Anti-Aging
74. David Gonski, the chairman of everything
73. Louise Taylor on Justice and Aboriginal Identity
72. Joshua Gans on Parentonomics
71. Grant Wardell-Johnson on Shakespeare, King Roger II of Sicily & the backward-looking 1970s
70. Yuki Kawauchi, Japan's citizen runner
69. Oz Harvest founder Ronni Kahn on kibbutz life, gratitude and the colour yellow
68. Tim Soutphommasane on racism, patriotism & culinary multiculturalism
67. Anne Aly on discrimination, terrorism & the shiny kettle
66. Libby Lyons on gender equality, mortality and public life
65. Clyde Rathbone on Karma, Wallabies and the Black Dog
64. Robert Putnam on Bowling Alone and living together
63. Natalie Jeremijenko on feral robotic dogs, texting fish and inverted trees
62. GetUp co-founder Jeremy Heimans on New Power
61. Julian Le Grand on revamping social policy, advising leaders and the danger of perfectionism
60. Kate McClymont on dirt, death and determination
59. Alex Hutchinson on sweat science
58. Dalton Conley on growing up Honky, genetics and experimental parenting
57. Terry Waite on solitary confinement, hatred and forgiveness
56. Heather Garriock, Rob De Castella and Sue Read on training hard and living well
55. David Walsh on profiting from blackjack, building MONA, and why most winners just got lucky
54. Craig Emerson on Baradine struggles, Prime Ministerial resilience and that Whyalla wipeout song
53. Liz Forbat on the good death
52. Benjamin Law on sex, taboos and making wontons
51. Dylan Marron on conversations with people who hate me
50. Tim Flannery on fossils, adventure and Indigenous mentors
49. Peter FitzSimons on poetry, parenting and the red bandanna
48. Nicholas Moore on risk-taking, crisis control and running to hip-hop
47. Scott Rankin on Nijinsky, St Francis and growing up on a Chinese junk
46. Kate Latimer on learning from the worldly philosophers
45. Andrew Bassat on how calculated risk-taking turned SEEK into a global success
44. Manny Noakes, principal author of the CSIRO diet
43. Kurt Fearnley on Kokoda, struggles and gratitude
42. Terri Butler on optimism and her Labor of Love
41. Sue Read on peak performance
40. Brad Chilcott on compassion, altruism and activism
Good Book 1: Discussing Hillbilly Elegy & Strangers in Their Own Land with Macgregor Duncan
39. Father Bob Maguire on larrikin Catholicism
38. Marnie Hughes-Warrington on immortality through teaching and learning
37. Nick Lee on cancer, farewells and little black dresses
36. Susan Carland on Islam and authenticity
35. Maree Crabbe on pornography and gender equality
34. Patti Stiles on life lessons from improvised acting
33. Frank Brennan on activism, justice and a Jesuit life
32. David Pereira on truth, depth and cello playing
31. Hugh Mackay on the Golden Rule and the Positivity Trap
30. Randolph Sparks on chronic pain and positive psychology
29. Carl Vine on composing, perfectionism and rejuvenation
28. Jane Halton on leading, mentoring and glass ceilings
27. Robert Dessaix on dalliances, languages and leisure
26. Debra Rickwood on mental wellbeing
25. Macgregor Duncan on good versus great
24. Peter Singer on vegetarianism, altruism & an examined life
23. Linda Burney on love, loss, racism and hope
22. Justin Wolfers on the economics of love, family and work
21. Maile Carnegie on managing people and coping with email
20. Bob Carr on Chekhov, Pilates and opera
19. Cate McGregor on cricket, speechwriting and transitions
18. Rob de Castella on marathoning, pain and giving back
17. Patricia Karvelas on resilience and community
16. Shaun Creighton on versatility, coaching and comebacks
15. Brian Schmidt on stars, wine and the Nobel Prize
14. Matt Napier on kicking a soccer ball across Africa
13. Tim Costello on compassion and storytelling
12. Brad Carron-Arthur on extreme sport and mental health
11. Michael Kirby on love, luck and the law
10. Lyn Williams on children’s choirs and a creative life
9. Glenn Keys on disability, philanthropy and grace under pressure
8. Dick Telford on elite sport and everyday exercise
7. Lana Sandas on addiction, advocacy and incarceration
6. Graeme Simsion on The Rosie Project and being a late starter
5. Nikki Johnston on mortality and a full life
4. Jack Heath on walking away from the cliff
3. Annabel Crabb on seasoning, sharing and savouring
2. Michael Traill on the Willoughby Wildcats, lifelong learning and jumping ship
1. Lindsay Tanner on family, resilience and life after politics
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