Tara Brabazon podcast

The great survivor of French philosophy, Alain Badiou offers evocative and provocative theorizations of subjectivity, ethics and modernity. Tara and Steve review his career, stature and value in these 'Theoretical Times.'

Slavoj Zizek is much more than a Slovenian Marxist philosopher. Steve and Tara talk about why his theorizations of culture and politics have been so powerful and so popular.

How do we choose the correct pathway for our PhD? Tara and Steve talk with Mick about the formulation of his PhD proposal. They discuss how to create a focus and trajectory for the remainder of a research project.

Tara and Steve Redhead enter the vexed terrain of doctoral examination. They assist doctoral students and supervisors to manage the emotion of the process and create a concrete outcome: a successful doctoral graduation.

Anne McLeod talks with Steve and Tara about how to manage deadlines in her doctorate. How can deadlines be productive, rather than debilitating?

Do you want to become a principal? How will you achieve this goal? Tara talks with Cameron Fraser, an experienced principal and academic in the School of Teacher Education at Charles Sturt University, to determine how to build momentum for success, achievement and change.

What are the strategies to create a safe learning community? Tara talks with Paige Bennett about bullying and how the definitions, challenges and tools to manage it are transforming.

An opportunity emerges to examine a PhD. But what should this new examiner look for and what should be avoided?

There is a gift and power of physical education. Tara talks with Dr umar umangay about why his HPE class worked so powerfully and passionately.

Can we think about decolonizing the curriculum through post-humanism? Tara talks with umar umangay about bodies, embodiment, spirit and vision, offering a strategy to think about teacher education through an innovative and interventionist frame.