Best Cameron Reilly Podcasts (2025)

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To Cuba or to Martyrdom - CW 297 34:22

2h ago34:22

34:22

In this episode of *The Cold War*, Cameron and Ray trace the strange, lucky, unlikely, often chaotic road that led Fidel Castro, Che Guevara, and their small band of exiles from a rented farm outside Mexico City to the deck of the *Granma* in late 1956. The show follows their botched guerrilla training, their arrest by Mexican police, Che’s absolut…

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QAV AU 848 — ASX Meltdown, Bauxite Boom, and the Case of the Vanishing CEO 24:37

16h ago24:37

24:37

Tony and Cam roll into the final month of 2025 with a wide-ranging episode that swings from the ASX’s latest technology breakdown to fund-manager outperformance, commodity whiplash, and a fresh pulled-pork on Metro Mining. Along the way they dig into Tower’s results, the ongoing Eroad saga, Fleetwood’s abrupt CEO exit, Finbar’s exposure to escalati…

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QAV AU 848 — ASX Meltdown, Bauxite Boom, and the Case of the Vanishing CEO 24:37

2h ago24:37

24:37

Tony and Cam roll into the final month of 2025 with a wide-ranging episode that swings from the ASX’s latest technology breakdown to fund-manager outperformance, commodity whiplash, and a fresh pulled-pork on Metro Mining. Along the way they dig into Tower’s results, the ongoing Eroad saga, Fleetwood’s abrupt CEO exit, Finbar’s exposure to escalati…

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From Iron Lung to Icon: Honouring Ed Roberts with Professor Scot Danforth 32:47

3d ago32:47

32:47

Ed Roberts is often called the father of the independent living movement, but many people have never heard his story. This week, I’m joined by Professor Scot Danforth, author of An Independent Man, to explore Ed’s life, from contracting polio at fourteen and living in an iron lung, to becoming a key figure in disability rights. We talk about the mo…

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#142 – Fascism Goes Corporate 49:46

7d ago49:46

49:46

In this final instalment of the Fascism miniseries, Cameron and Ray trace how fascism didn’t die after 1945 but simply changed its wardrobe. Once openly discredited, fascist ideology went underground, hiding behind anti-communism, Catholic conservatism, Cold War geopolitics, and the language of “law and order.” The pair outline how the same structu…

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PlanningxChange 138. Agritourism, Regulation and Risk: Insights from 'Old Mission' with Mary Reilly 48:51

3h ago48:51

48:51

In this episode of PlanningxChange, Jess and Peter speak with Mary Reilly, a planner and educator with deep experience in rural land-use issues. Mary helps us unpack the widely discussed Old Mission case from Michigan - a dispute between wineries and a township over land-use controls that resulted in a major federal damages award (approx $50m US). …

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PlanningxChange 138: Agritourism, Regulation and Risk: Insights from Old Mission with Mary Reilly 48:52

5d ago48:52

48:52

In this episode of PlanningxChange, Jess and Peter speak with Mary Reilly, a planner and educator with deep experience in rural land-use issues. Mary helps us unpack the widely discussed Old Mission case from Michigan - a dispute between wineries and a township over land-use controls that resulted in a major federal damages award (approx $50m US). …

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#55 - Chex Mix 2:47:28

6d ago2:47:28

2:47:28

Jamal, Marianne, and Romeo discussed Thanksgiving plans and cooking traditions, sharing personal stories about relationships and breakups while exploring themes of financial security and health considerations in relationships. They engaged in conversations about movies, art, and cultural representations, including a detailed discussion about red fl…

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When Fidel Met Che - Cold War 296 42:00

2h ago42:00

42:00

In this episode, Fidel Castro steps out of prison in 1955 and straight into revolutionary planning. We trace his transformation from imprisoned dissident to a man preparing an armed insurrection in exile. We explore his belief in luck, conviction and humility, his frustrating attempt to re-enter Cuban politics, his move to Mexico, and his first ele…

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Grace Spence Green: The Doctor Living the Social Model of Disability 36:17

10d ago36:17

36:17

Grace Spence Green was a medical student when a man jumped from a height in a shopping centre and landed on her, causing a spinal cord injury that left her paralysed from the chest down. In this conversation, Grace speaks openly about the moment her life changed, the long road through hospital and rehabilitation, and what it was like to suddenly be…

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#54 - Something's Bruhn - (Lonnie Bruhn) 3:30:16

5d ago3:30:16

3:30:16

The group discussed Lonnie's 35-year career in comedy, including his early experiences, challenges, and professional breakthroughs, while sharing insights about comedy performances and bookings. They explored the current state of comedy in various venues, including cruise ships and political climate challenges, while reflecting on their personal gr…

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Clare Reilly on Wheelchair Meets Wilderness and her Accessible Outdoor Adventure 29:05

17d ago29:05

29:05

When Clare Reilly was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 2017, she thought her days of outdoor adventure might be behind her. But the lifelong outdoors lover, podcaster, and mum is preparing to take on something extraordinary; a 1,072-kilometre ride along Western Australia’s Munda Biddi Trail using her off-road wheelchair. In this episode, Clare …

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#53 - Greatest Movie Villians - Andrew Durrant 1:57:08

20d ago1:57:08

1:57:08

The hosts of "Not About You" podcast discussed their show's progress and upcoming guests while introducing their episode guest Andrew Durrant. The conversation covered various topics including the podcast's unique focus on humorous and unconventional content, with the hosts engaging in discussions about sexual preferences and hypothetical scenarios…

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#52 - "Bad Pennies" - Jack Cameron 2:05:00

12d ago2:05:00

2:05:00

The group discussed the recent New York City mayoral election and explored topics around childcare costs, parental leave policies, and the societal implications of such policies. Jack shared details about his novel "Bad Pennies" and his writing process, while also discussing his upcoming projects and experiences with writing and comedy. The convers…

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QAV AU 845 – Michael Goldberg Returns: Gold, AI, and Value Investing in 2025 42:00

6d ago42:00

42:00

Michael Goldberg from Collins Street Asset Management returns to the show after three years. We dive deep into how value investing has fared through the turbulence of recent years — from post-COVID struggles to the renewed upswing of 2025. Michael discusses his firm’s 14%+ annual returns, the long-term patience required for undervalued stocks, and …

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Paralympian and Advocate Don Elgin on Building an Inclusive NDIS 28:07

24d ago28:07

28:07

In this episode, Paralympian, author, and advocate Don Elgin joins Peta to explore what true connection means within the NDIS and beyond. After representing Australia at three Paralympic Games and winning four medals, Don turned his focus to advocacy. As Head of Events at One Community, he now leads more than 120 networking events each year, connec…

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PlanningxChange 137: Architecture & Place Making in Vietnam with Olivier Souquet (DE-SO Asia) 50:53

7d ago50:53

50:53

In this episode, PlanningxChange travels to Vietnam to speak with Olivier Souquet, French architect and co-founder of DE-SO Asia, a Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City)-based design studio renowned for projects that weave together climate, culture, and poetic sensibility.Since establishing DE-SO Asia in 2016, Olivier has guided a diverse body of work across V…

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PlanningxChange 137: Architecture in Vietnam with Olivier Souquet (DE-SO Asia) 50:54

29d ago50:54

50:54

In this episode, PlanningxChange travels to Vietnam to speak with Olivier Souquet, French architect and co-founder of DE-SO Asia, a Saigon (Ho Chi Minh City)-based design studio renowned for projects that weave together climate, culture, and poetic sensibility. Since establishing DE-SO Asia in 2016, Olivier has guided a diverse body of work across …

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#51 - The Dilly Dally 2:46:40

30d ago2:46:40

2:46:40

Jamal, Romeo and Marianne discussed their podcast's educational content and potential guests, including medical professionals and therapists, while expressing skepticism about certain guest requests. They shared personal stories about family traditions, including Thanksgiving cooking and Halloween plans, while also discussing the impact of rising c…

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How Toyota & Remarkable Are Powering the Future of Disability Tech With Pete Horsley 36:02

1M ago36:02

36:02

In this episode, Pete Horsley, Founder of Remarkable, the disability-tech accelerator powered by Cerebral Palsy Alliance, joins Peta to explore how technology, innovation, and lived experience are reshaping the future of accessibility. Over the past decade, Pete and his team have supported more than 160 startups developing technologies that change …

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#50 - Hello Mr. Howard - (Timothy Howard) 3:06:41

1M ago3:06:41

3:06:41

The Not About You Podcast featured Tim Howard, a former political science professor turned burger joint owner in Montana, who shared his background in comedy and academic experience. The discussion covered a wide range of topics including political science, history, career transitions, and the current political landscape, with particular focus on t…

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What the World Gets Wrong About LGBTIQ+ People with Intellectual Disability with Cameron Bloomfield 22:45

1M ago22:45

22:45

Disability advocate and self-advocate Cameron Bloomfield shares what it’s like to be a gay man with an intellectual disability. He talks about self-advocacy, pride, and challenging the misconception that people with disability aren’t sexual or part of the LGBTIQ+ community. Connect: Peta Hooke Instagram: @petahooke Website: www.icantstandpodcast.co…

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History Will Absolve Me - CW 295 Preview 19:01

1M ago19:01

19:01

Fidel Castro’s first attempt to ignite revolution in Cuba ends in disaster — but also forges the legend. We follow the aftermath of the failed 1953 Moncada Barracks raid: the brutal reprisals, Fidel’s near-execution, the unlikely lieutenant who saves him, the public opinion shift as Batista’s regime overreaches, and Fidel’s transformation from fier…

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History Will Absolve Me - CW 295 46:00

1M ago46:00

46:00

Fidel Castro’s first attempt to ignite revolution in Cuba ends in disaster — but also forges the legend. We follow the aftermath of the failed 1953 Moncada Barracks raid: the brutal reprisals, Fidel’s near-execution, the unlikely lieutenant who saves him, the public opinion shift as Batista’s regime overreaches, and Fidel’s transformation from fier…

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Gallienus: The Pragmatist Who Kept Rome Alive 1:14:32

1M ago1:14:32

1:14:32

The post Gallienus: The Pragmatist Who Kept Rome Alive appeared first on Life Of The Caesars.By Cameron Reilly & Ray Harris

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#49 - CORN!!!! - (Johnny Corn) 1:55:00

1M ago1:55:00

1:55:00

In this interview, comedian and actor, Johnny Corn shared his 30-year career journey from restaurant impersonations to stand-up comedy and acting roles, including his experience in Bollywood movies and various TV projects. The conversation covered his comedy style evolution, political commentary, and social media presence, while also touching on hi…

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Clare Stewart on Disability, Leadership and Accessible Housing 27:31

1M ago27:31

27:31

In this episode, Clare Stewart, CEO of Youngcare and former Mayor of Noosa, joins Peta to share her powerful story of resilience, disability, and purpose. At just 23 years old, Clare was struck by a garbage truck while out for a morning run. She spent six months in hospital and underwent 37 surgeries to save her legs. Twenty-five years on, she’s le…

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Renaissance #225 – Teenage Michelangelo: The Buff Baby Jesus and the Marble Prodigy (Michelangelo, part 3) 18:47

1M ago18:47

18:47

In this episode of The Renaissance Times (Episode 225), Cameron and Ray return to Florence to explore Michelangelo’s earliest surviving sculpture, Madonna of the Stairs (Madonna della Scala)—a marble relief carved when he was just fifteen. They marvel at his prodigious skill, discussing how this modest, unfinished piece already reveals his genius f…

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QAV AU 841 — Activism, Audio & Agency: Gabriel Radzyminski on Fixing Value Traps 1:13:30

2M ago1:13:30

1:13:30

In this episode, Cameron and Tony sit down with activist investor Gabriel Radzyminski, founder of Sandon Capital, to dissect the art of activist value investing in Australia. Gabriel explains how he identifies mispriced assets, why value investing isn’t dead, and how activism can unlock value when management misalignment or agency conflicts keep co…

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PlanningxChange 136: Promoting great Retirement Living with Daniel Gannon 51:37

1M ago51:37

51:37

In this episode of PlanningxChange, Jess and Peter speak with Daniel Gannon, Executive Director of the Retirement Living Council of Australia.Daniel brings nearly two decades of experience across advocacy, public policy, and media, including eight years leading the Property Council in South Australia, where he played a key role in landmark tax refo…

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PlanningxChange 136: Promoting Retirement Living with Daniel Gannon 51:38

2M ago51:38

51:38

In this episode of PlanningxChange, Jess and Peter speak with Daniel Gannon, Executive Director of the Retirement Living Council of Australia. Daniel brings nearly two decades of experience across advocacy, public policy, and media, including eight years leading the Property Council in South Australia, where he played a key role in landmark tax ref…

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#139 – Make Italy Great Again: The Birth of Fascism (Fascism #3)

2M ago

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In this episode of The Bullshit Filter, Cameron and Ray continue their deep dive into the history of fascism — tracing its emergence from the ashes of World War I to Mussolini’s rise in Italy. They unpack how the trauma of the war radicalised millions, creating fertile ground for authoritarian movements that promised strength, unity, and a return t…

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Rethinking ADHD: Parenting, Stigma, and Neurodivergent Affirming Practice with Rebecca Challoner 27:40

2M ago27:40

27:40

In this episode, neurodivergent advocate, educator, and founder of My Spirited Child and the National PEKE Centre, Rebecca Challoner, joins Peta to explore what it really means to live and parent, with ADHD. Rebecca shares her journey from discovering her own diagnosis after her children’s, to founding two groundbreaking organisations built on neur…