Joanna Murray-Smith turns her own life experience into plays. But it is childhood in particular that keeps her awake.

Playwright Joanna Murray-Smith on childhood

This program is no longer in production. Through thoughtful conversations, a range of Australians in the public square test their concerns. What keeps them awake at night and should we too be restless?

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Maile Carnegie on how to make innovation 'less frightening'

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Claire Edwardes on paying artists a wage

As former Foreign Minister of the Hawke/Keating government, Gareth Evans knows it takes 'courage to be co-operative' with world leaders, no matter how quirky.

Playwright Joanna Murray-Smith on childhood

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