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In Episode 14 of the Bogan Intelligentsia Podcast, we invite our dedicated fans to support our ongoing journey with Anthony Klan, investigative journalist and founder of The Klaxon. Klan’s explosive reporting revealed a $50,000 donation from Special Envoy to Combat Antisemitism Jillian Segal’s husband’s family trust to the far-right group Advance, igniting calls for her resignation from Treasurer Jim Chalmers and community leaders. We explore this controversy, Segal’s clash with the ABC, and the broader implications for trust in public officials and journalism in 2025. To our supporters: your passion drives this podcast—join us in expanding this platform by listening, sharing, and engaging.

Episode Details:

• Duration: ~55 minutes
• Release Date: September 1, 2025
• Guest: Anthony Klan, investigative journalist known for his work with The Klaxon.

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Anthony Klan’s in-depth investigation offers critical insights into governance, media, and public trust. This episode is a must for fans interested in the Segal scandal and journalism’s future. Paid supporters can submit questions for our “Intelligentsia Roundtable” bonus episodes.

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Keywords: Anthony Klan, Jillian Segal, Advance, media accountability, journalism 2025

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In Episode 13 of the Bogan Intelligentsia Podcast, we invite our dedicated fans to support our ongoing journey with Warwick Powell (
@baoshaoshan), Adjunct Professor at Queensland University of Technology and Senior Fellow at the Taihe Institute, Beijing. Warwick provides a detailed analysis of U.S. tariffs threatening Australia’s Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme, the strategic challenges in U.S.-China relations, and Australia’s balancing act with Asian partnerships amid its Washington alignment. He also discusses the decline of U.S. strategic centrality and the ASEAN-GCC-China Summit’s role in a multipolar world. To our supporters: your passion fuels this podcast—join us in expanding this platform by listening, sharing, and engaging.

Episode Details:

• Duration: ~53 minutes
• Release Date: August 25, 2025
• Guest: Warwick Powell, scholar and commentator, known for his work on U.S.-China dynamics and multipolarity.

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Why Listen?
Warwick Powell’s deep insights into trade tensions, U.S. decline, and Australia’s regional future provide essential perspectives. This episode is a must for fans interested in global strategy.

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Keywords: Warwick Powell, U.S.-China trade, multipolarity, Australia, ASEAN, PBS

#BoganIntelligentsia #Multipolarity #Podcast

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In Episode 12 of the Bogan Intelligentsia Podcast, we invite our dedicated fans to support our ongoing journey with a thought-provoking conversation featuring Jeff Rich, PhD in history and creator of theburningarchive.com. Jeff delves into the concept of multipolarism, contrasting it with the unipolar dominance post-1991 and exploring its historical prevalence. He critiques the West’s resistance to BRICS and multipolarity, reassesses the UN’s role, and identifies key flashpoints like West Asia and South Asia. Jeff also offers insights on how Australia can survive and thrive through multi-alignment in this emerging world. To our supporters: your passion drives this podcast—join us in expanding this platform by listening, sharing, and engaging.

Episode Details:

• Duration: ~90 minutes
• Release Date: August 18, 2025
• Guest: Jeff Rich, historian and Substack creator, known for his work on global history and multipolarism.

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Why Listen?
Jeff Rich’s decades of historical analysis and government experience provide a nuanced view of multipolarism’s rise, challenging Western narratives and offering a roadmap for Australia. This episode is a must for fans interested in global strategy and Australia’s place in it. Paid supporters can submit questions for our “Intelligentsia Roundtable” bonus episodes.

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Keywords: Jeff Rich, multipolarism, Australia, BRICS, UN, geopolitics

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