A message from Stephen Fry

An episode of the Festival of Dangerous Ideas podcast, hosted by Festival of Dangerous Ideas, titled "A message from Stephen Fry" was published on February 24, 2026 and runs 1 minutes.

February 24, 2026 ·1m · Festival of Dangerous Ideas

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Heading into its 13th festival, FODI exists thanks to supporters who don't flinch at difficult topics. Brave minds. Bold hearts. Dangerous conversations. We've built a reputation for dragging the world's sharpest provocateurs and thought leaders to Sydney IRL.

From 21–23 August 2026, FODI returns. Our Opening Night event with Salman Rushdie will ignite a jam-packed weekend, where global thought leaders, trail-blazing artists and fearless experts converge upon some of Sydney's most iconic venues.

But a festival with global reach doesn't come cheap. To keep tickets accessible and to stay fiercely independent, FODI relies on people like you.

Big ideas don't fund themselves. Donate to help us lock in extraordinary speakers and artists for this year's program at festivalofdangerousideas.com.au.

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