The curve seems to be flattening but what are the long term impacts from this economic devastation? Dr. Keith Suter explains the deep structural changes we'll go through, the dangers of politicians using this as political point scoring and the tensions between Australia and China.

The internet is a wealth of knowledge, but it isn't always telling the truth. Dr. Keith Suter discusses the rise of deep fakes; an easily accessible technology that mimics the facial movements of anyone you want.

Is the suppression felt in the midst of COVD-19 a dictators dream? Dr. Keith Suter breaks down the infringements on our liberties, two common moves in an emergency playbook and how some governments are building their own narratives.

Misinformation is so easy to spread in this digital age, but it's also easy to believe especially when trying to find a scapegoat for international situations like the Coronavirus. Dr. Keith Suter talks about getting your headspace in order with how we view the world, why conspiracy theories affect us in the worst possible ways and what he thinks happened with COVID-19.

2020 seems to have been month after month of unfortunate events. In this episode Dr. Keith Suter looks back at 2019 and the positive events that came with it including an increase in adult literacy, common diseases on the decline and the new generation of ambitious people in developing nations.

During an uncertain time like the Coronavirus pandemic, it's the damage to the economy that seems to have a lasting effect. In this episode Dr. Keith Suter explains the history of money, how it's evolved from a commodity and what a future looks like post COVID-19.

Senator Bernie Sanders is a front-runner in the US Presidential election and his opponents are using the term Socialist like a slur, but what does it mean to be a Socialist? Dr. Keith Suter defines socialism and explains the changing definitions over history and what it might mean for the U.S.

We’re coming up to the 19th anniversary of the American lead invasion of Afghanistan but could a new peace deal from President Trump end all that? Dr. Keith Suter talks about what could happen if the US troops pulled out, why the Taliban have the upper hand in negotiations and why he is sceptic about all of it.

The rise of low paid, low skill jobs is changing the way society moves forward but what about the growing lack of trade workers? Dr. Keith Suter explains the emergence of service categories such as food delivery and the willingness to fill those roles, but why this may come at a cost to our mental health.

As the coronavirus begins to spread, so does the misinformation surrounding it. Dr. Keith Suter addresses the history of epidemics and pandemics and how the people of China feel after surrendering their rights to the government in hopes they will get on top of the outbreak.