The Mainstream with John Roskam and Daniel Wild

Inside the politics of net zero | The Mainstream S1E4

The Institute of Public Affairs’ Daniel Wild and John Roskam discuss what Dan learned from his trip to Canberra earlier in the week when Barnaby Joyce submitted his private members bill to abolish net zero into parliament.
Dan and John discuss why they believe the Coalition will almost certainly dump net zero this year, and the changing dynamics of the Senate and how this is affecting the gravitational pull of policy.
They also look at the rightward shift of young men in Europe and Japan and implications for politics in Australia.
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The Mainstream S1E3: How we are winning the culture wars!

The Institute of Public Affairs’ Daniel Wild and John Roskam discuss the latest developments in the debate about net zero with Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce set to introduce a Private Members Bill into federal parliament calling for the abolition of net zero.
Dan and John as discuss the declining study of history at Australian universities which is being replaced by a surge of enthusiasm among young Australians for alternative forms of education and information; the utter failure of big business in their capacity to lead debate in Australia; and the long and often indirect path toward achieving important political culture victories for the mainstream.
Plus, Dan and John share their highlights of the past week!
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The Mainstream with Daniel Wild and John Roskam is a podcast of the Institute of Public Affairs. To find out more about the IPA's research visit: www.ipa.org.au

The Mainstream S1E2: Australians have had a gutful of welcome to country

The Institute of Public Affairs’ John Roskam and Daniel Wild discuss why Australians reject welcome to, and acknowledgment of, country ceremonies; how the political class do not understand what the true meaning of the 1967 referendum was; and what the latest push for a treaty and reparations payments in Victoria tells us about how the elites have complete and total disregard for the values of mainstream Australians.
John and Daniel also discuss the developments in the United Kingdom where polls show Nigel Farage would be the Prime Minister if an election were held today, and what implications could be in store for Australia given the declining support in our two major political parties.
The Mainstream with John Roskam and Daniel Wild is a podcast produced by the Institute of Public Affairs. If you would like to support more content like this, please consider making a tax-deductible donation at https://members.ipa.org.au/donate/

The Mainstream S1E1: Optimism for Australia's Future

Join Daniel Wild and John Roskam for the first episode of the Institute of Public Affairs’ new podcast series The Mainstream.
In this series, John and Daniel discuss why Australians should be optimistic about the future.
On the first episode John and Daniel get into the detail on net zero, why 2025 will be the year the Coalition ditches its commitment to this failed policy.
Also, they will discuss Australians’ overwhelming support for our national flag and the values that unite us, as well as why changing attitudes have seen the ABC cancel its woke and divisive Q+A program.
Plus, Daniel shares his insights in having been the Liberal Party candidate for the electorate of Spence at the 2025 federal election, and John shares his thoughts on an important book he has just read on the psychology of totalitarianism by Professor Matthias Desmet.
The Mainstream with John Roskam and Daniel Wild is a podcast produced by the Institute of Public Affairs. If you would like to support more content like this, please consider making a tax-deductible donation at https://members.ipa.org.au/donate/
To find out more about the IPA’s research or to join visit https://ipa.org.au