Rebecca Huntley, a climate communication expert, joins Helen Pitt, a seasoned journalist, Yumi Stynes, a multimedia broadcaster, and Benjamin Law, a multi-talented writer and producer, for a lively debate. They tackle the provocative question of whether the Sydney Opera House could be built today. Engagingly discussing the challenges of modern decision-making, societal values, and the dreaminess of artistry, their conversation weaves humor with critical observations about contemporary culture, architecture, and the legacy of past visionary projects.
