Waleed Aly from The Project joins Christopher Pyne to dismantle the myth that they don’t like each other. Listen as they discuss why some politicians get in the game, why faith is important to Waleed and Christopher’s weird, socialist monopoly rules.

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This episode was recorded in 2019 when Richard Marles had been elected Deputy Leader of the Labor Party and as you'll hear Richard Marles doesn’t shy away from a funny story. Christopher Pyne invited Richard on to discuss their friendship, family life and the line that divides Liberal and Labor, which begs the question - Could this be the unofficial return of Pyne and Marles?

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Malcolm Turnbull has always tried to be a man of the people. The former Prime Minister opens up to Christopher Pyne about his strong relationship with his father, his favourite moment as PM and why he chooses to catch public transport.

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Getting on with the job is what the Former Prime Minister of Australia Scott Morrison had to do when he took over. Christopher Pyne invited the PM to discuss the good old days of working together and whether Christopher would have made a great Prime Minister himself.

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Lindsay Fox began his transport business with 3 trucks parked along the road on High Street in Melbourne and now has over 8000 trucks globally. Christopher Pyne invites Lindsay on to discuss how he built his empire, international politics and not allowing wealth to change who you are.

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As one of the most respected political commentators, Barrie Cassidy was able to expose what went on behind the curtains of a lot of political campaigns. Now both of them are retired, Christopher Pyne invites Barrie on to discuss working with Bob Hawke and life after politics.

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Albert Dadon is a successful migrant story with a humble past. Christopher Pyne talks with Albare about his philanthropy and love of music, the relationship between Australia and Israel and practicing the art of disagreement.

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The Project was able to bridge the gap between comedy and politics with Peter Helliar at the forefront of the funny business. Christopher Pyne chats with Peter on his success as a comedian, what interests him in politics and how they became the most unlikely of friends.

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For years Annabel Crabb has taken delightful jabs at the career of Christopher Pyne, but now that he is out of politics… nothing has changed. Annabel joins Christopher in a light-hearted discussion on their time together on television, going to university and whether Annabel had, or has a crush on Christopher.

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