University of Melbourne political scientist Dr Maryse Helbert joined Amy on Uncommon Sense to discuss the outcome of the 2017 French presidential election and what's next for the incoming president Emmanuel Macron.

British author and conservationist Dame Fiona Reynolds joined Amy on Uncommon Sense to discuss her new book, 'The Fight For Beauty: Our Path To A Better Future.' Fiona was Director-General of the UK's National Trust for 11 years and is committed to bringing beauty and our deep appreciation for the natural landscape back into our political and public discourse. Broadcast on May 9th, 2017.

Bell Shakespeare actors Meredith Penman and James Evans joined Amy in the studio to discuss their critically acclaimed production of Richard 3. Broadcast on April 25, 2017.

Photographer Harry Borden joined Amy in the studio to look back at the 10 years of photographs and interviews he conducted to create, 'Survivor: A Portrait of the Survivors of the Holocaust.' Broadcast on April 18th 2017.

British philosopher and best-selling author A.C. Grayling joined Amy in the studio to discuss the origins and future of humanism, the age of genius, and war. Broadcast on April 18th 2017.

Best-selling author and University of Melbourne psychologist Professor Cordelia Fine spoke about her new book Testosterone Rex: Unmaking The Myths of Our Gendered Minds. Cordelia and Amy discussed whether biology really explains the behaviour of the sexes.

Dr Angela Hesson, curator of the NGV International's 'Love: Art of Emotion 1400-1800' exhibition, shares how the art in this exhibition expresses and represents the complex and multifaceted emotion, love. The exhibition is a collaboration between the National Gallery of Victoria and the ARC Centre of Excellence for the History of Emotions. Broadcast on 4th April 2017.

Professor Andrew Walter, Interim Director of the Melbourne School of Government joined us in the studio to discuss Brexit, the triggering of Article 50 by PM Theresa May, and the fall-out for Britain, the EU, Scotland and Ireland. Broadcast on 4th April 2017.

Prof. David Lindenmayer AO (ANU) called in from Lamington National Park in Queensland to discuss the proposed Great Forest National Park in Victoria, and the dire consequences for our flora, fauna, water catchments, and climate, if we don't protect the Central Highlands forests. Broadcast on 28th February 2017.

Film director Eoin Hahessy joined us to discuss his documentary, Michael, They've Shot Them, which details the impact of Ireland's 1916 Easter Rising in Australia during World War I. It screens on SBS at 5.30pm AEDT on Saturday 18th March 2017 as 'The Rise of Irish Australia.'