The Joel Shepherd Podcast
Joel Shepherd is the author of 18 Science Fiction and Fantasy novels, including 'The Spiral Wars', the 'Cassandra Kresnov Series' and 'A Trial of Blood and Steel'. He's always getting asked where authors get their ideas. In this podcast he intends to work his way through a long, long list.
Podcasting since 2022 • 5 episodes
The Joel Shepherd Podcast
Latest Episodes
Stephen Poropat; A History of Australian Dinosaurs
Stephen Poropat is a paleontologist with the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum, and Curtin University. He's a brilliant speaker on all things dinosaurs, and I've wanted to have him on the podcast for a long time.Australian dinosaurs ar...
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Episode 5
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Salvatore Babones; Are Western Democracy Ratings Agencies Anti-Indian?
Salvatore Babones is a quantitative comparative sociologist whose current research focuses on the political sociology of democracy. He recently hit the headlines in India because of an article he published in the Quadrant Magazine, titled
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Episode 4
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Dorinda Hafner; From Ghana to Australia and the World
Dorinda Hafner is an international TV celebrity chef, actor, businesswoman and best-selling author with five TV series and eight books to her credit. She's been named 'African-Australian Woman of the Year', and in August 2012 she was awarded th...
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1:45:29
Pratim Ranjan Bose; Has India's Economic Moment Finally Arrived?
Pratim Ranjan Bose is an Indian business journalist, op-ed writer and researcher who is based in India's North East. His work has appeared in the Hindu Business Line, MSN India, Swarajya, The South Asia Journal and others, while he's also made ...
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Professor Don DeBats; Hasn't America ALWAYS Been Divided?
Don DeBats is Professor and Head of American Studies and Director of the Jeff Bleich Center for the US Alliance in Digital Technology, Security, and Governance. His research interests cover contemporary and past US politics; he is a frequent co...
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Episode 1
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