I speak with social commentator Bettina Arndt - who famously started off as Australia's first public sex therapist and "the person most strongly identified with Australia's sexual revolution", but who has now become a controversial critic of modern feminism.

Among the topics we cover:

• Bettina's family history, why that shaped her view of the world, and how she and her father were very much at the heard of modern Australian liberalism
• Why she first got interested in sex, academically speaking
• Whether he attitude towards the sexual revolution has changed
• Whether there is a concerned campaign to delegitimise her and her work
• Why has the relationship between the sexes has become so politicised and whether it should necessarily be so
• Whether there ways the relationship between the sexes can be improved
• What her top issues are now