Perspectives in Parryville
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Perspectives in Parryville is a society podcast hosted by Mark Parry. It has 83 episodes, with the latest published January 2026.
Unexpected and profound insights from smart people you’d like to meet. Mark Parry has a perspective, but as a conduit, he wants you to hear the perspectives of others. Mark’s longstanding commitment to learning, teaching and communication gets more engaging than ever as he chats with a broad and diverse range of intelligent, friendly and interesting people—artists, researchers, scientists, psychologists, film makers—who are thinking up new ideas and then getting on with making a big or small impact on the world. Mark takes time to listen to their perspectives, and so can you. If you ever wanted to know what the shattered ideology of the American dream looks like as a self-aware oil painting on instagram or how reflection and creative thought helps a scientific researcher in pursuit of a cancer cure or what melodramatic sex on 70s Australian television tells us about the politics of our society, then look no further. The goal: to get big, complex, challenging, important and contemporary
society ·en ·83 episodes
Ep79: Minh Huynh, Learning Experience Designer
Ep78: Wendy Taleo, Learning Designer, Writer & Musician
Ep77: Darryn Gray, Learning Designer, Educator and Community Builder
Ep76: Norman Hunter, Educational Leader & Author
Ep75: Paulina Larocca, Creativity Author, Trainer & Provocateur
Ep74: Ben Lawless, Educator & Assessment Designer
Ep73: Dr Selena Fisk, Author & Data Storyteller
Ep72: Melissa Gough, Educator, Brain Injury Advocate & Podcaster
Ep71: Dr Tim Kitchen, Educator, Technologist & Creativity Advocate
Ep70: Helen Perris, Singer-songwriter & Teacher
Ep69: Matt Pitman, Leader, Educator & Author
Ep68: Peter Quarry, Psychologist, Media Presenter & Writer
Ep67: Daniel Bourke, Creative Media Practitioner
Ep66: Monica Davidson, Creative Practitioner and Business Educator
Ep65: James Watt, Palliative Care Nurse
Ep64: Leanne Tobin, Multidisciplinary Artist
Ep63: Chris Curtis, Cancer Advocate
Ep62: Jennifer D Klein, Author, Speaker, Facilitator & Coach
Ep61: Vanessa Hamilton, Sexual Health Nurse, Educator & Author
Ep60: Mark Bennett, Teacher, Educational Leader & Instructional Coach
Ep59: Kath Bicknell, Researcher, Educator and Content Creator
Ep58: Declan Neil Fernandez, Film Enthusiast & Author
Ep57: Dr Trudy Ambler and Dr Puspha Sinnayah, Teachers and Educational Researchers
Ep56: Dr Joanne Casey, Research Practitioner and Author
Ep55: Julie McCrossin, Broadcaster & Cancer Ambassador
Ep54: Mark Boulet, Sustainability Educator and Behavioural Researcher
Ep53: Dr M David Merrill, Instructional Researcher
Chatting with Mark: Amber Boardman, Art Practice & Approaches to Learning
Ep52: Tanya Natalie; Second-hand Bookseller, Professional Editor, Occasional Writer
Ep51: Alex Box, Primary Educator & Educational Researcher
Ep50: Effy Alexakis, Documentary Photographer & Leonard Janiszewski, Socio-cultural Historian
Ep49: Eva Amores, Author & Designer
Chatting with Mark: Leon Furze & Artificial Intelligence in Education
Chatting with Mark: Steven Kolber & Artificial Intelligence in Education
Ep48: Stefan Popenici, Academic & Educational Researcher
Ep47: Matthew Phillips, Media Producer
Ep46: Greg Cregan, Ceramic Potter
Ep45: Brett Salakas, Teacher, Speaker, Poet, & Author
Ep44: Amy Green, Teacher & Author
Ep43: Cameron Malcher, Teacher & Podcast Producer
Ep42: Tom Mahoney, Teacher & Educational Researcher
Ep41: Jonathan McGuire, Data Analyst & Evaluator
Ep40: Thomas Oliphant, Teacher & Industrial Designer
Ep39: Christy Tucker, Learning Experience Designer
Ep38: Dr Enda Murray, Media Producer & Film Festival Director
Ep37: Shaun Bell, Learning Designer
Ep36: Colin Simpson, Education Innovation Designer
Ep35: Leon Furze, Teacher Educator & Author
Ep34: Carolyn Newall, English Teacher & International Educator
Ep33: Donald H Taylor, Workplace Educator & Researcher
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