The Joe Walker Podcast
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Hosted by Joe Walker · society · EN-US · 132 episodes
Well-researched interviews on ideas, technology, and policy. (Plus a recurring series on Australian public policy.)
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Episode #182
<p>Danielle Wood is an Australian economist and the current chair of the Australian Productivity Commission.</p> <p>Had a lot of fun chatting with Dani about how she's making sense of AI and its implications for policy. We discuss:</p> whether AI will be more like the internet or the Industrial Revolution, where in the AI stack the profits will ultimately flow (and why it might not be the model layer), why diffusion is the "main game" for Australian policymakers, whether there's a case for government support of data centres, why the AI jobpocalypse story is too crude (and...
Episode #181
<p>Part 3 of a three-part immigration series this week. Martin Parkinson (economics) available here; Mark Cully (history) available here.</p> <p >Mike Pezzullo ran the Australian Customs and Border Protection Service (2013-2014), then the Department of Immigration and Border Protection (2014-2017), then the Department of Home Affairs (2017-2023). For more than a decade across those three roles, he was responsible for how Australia selects migrants, screens for risk, and thinks about social cohesion under stress.</p> <p >We discuss the central but underappreciated fact about how Australia selects migrants: the diversity of our intake is a happy accident of global...
Episode #180
<p >Part 2 of a three-part immigration series this week. Martin Parkinson (economics) available here; Mike Pezzullo (acculturation, social cohesion, security) drops Friday.</p> <p >Mark Cully was the inaugural chief economist at the Australian Department of Immigration (2009-2012). His forthcoming book, Waves of Plenty (September 2026), is (to my knowledge) the first truly general history of immigration to Australia. It will fill a remarkable gap in our literature, given the centrality of immigration to the Australian story.</p> <p >We discuss Australian exceptionalism in migration policy. The only country to have run assisted passage at scale (around 3.5 million people whose fares...
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Emeritus Professor of Strategic Studies, Australian National University
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