The Future Of
The Future Of, a podcast powered by Curtin University, where experts share their vision of the future and how their work is helping shape it for the better.
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Extraterrestrial Intelligence
The Future Of, Ep 45 | 30:0
Two world-leading astronomers discuss their search for life beyond our Solar System.
Sustainable Engineering
The Future Of, Ep 44 | 24:43
To move to a cleaner, greener future, sustainable engineering is a must.
Getting Old
The Future Of, Ep 43 | 26:30
Getting old isn’t a sexy topic, but ageing happens to all of us, so how can we ensure we age well in order to live it up in our retirement years?
Journalism
The Future Of, Ep 42 | 24:2
Join us for our first birthday! We explore how COVID-19 has impacted the journalism industry, whether tech giants should pay for news and the role of journalism during a time of social and political upheaval.
Killer Whales
The Future Of, Ep 41 | 25:44
The apex predator of the ocean is not the shark, but the killer whale. Discover how these fascinating mammals use unique communication strategies to hunt, navigate, socialise and ultimately rule the seas.
China’s Soft Power Strategy
The Future Of, Ep 40 | 28:21
What is China’s soft power strategy and should we be wary of Chinese apps? These are a few of the questions answered as we discuss the future of China’s international influence and global standing.
Reconciliation
The Future Of, Ep 39 | 34:10
What’s your role in reconciliation? Curtin experts discuss how we can support indigenous Australians.
Travel Bubbles
The Future Of, Ep 38 | 24:40
Will ‘travel bubbles’ revive tourism and travel sectors, or is it too soon to dust off our passports?
World Leadership
The Future Of, Ep 37 | 33:11
In times of crisis, effective leadership is critical. Former WA Premier Geoff Gallop discusses the importance of leadership at home and overseas with strategic affairs analyst Alexey Muraviev.
Geographical Borders
The Future Of, Ep 36 | 36:58
Are we witnessing signs of ‘de-globalisation’? Experts Donna Butorac and Ben Rich discuss globalisation in 2020 and the relevance of geographical borders today and into the future.