Mark Bouris

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16,018 appearances 48 recordings 2 series first heard Dec 2025 last heard 21 Sep

Mark Bouris’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 48 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 8.

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No, well tell tell me about your teaching. voice-verified
Like where were you teaching? voice-verified
What do you learn I mean, uh what did that what do those teaching years inform you relative to what you do today in r in relation to your own podcast, your Ponders Politics? voice-verified
What what is what does it what did it inform you about kids? voice-verified
you think to yourself at any stage these young guys and girls might one day be my audience? voice-verified
So it sounds like you're like a footy coach to some extent. voice-verified
I mean like 'cause once upon a time footy coaches would stand over you in the old days and they uh they were sort of a dominant force. voice-verified
They would tell you what to do and you've got to do it, otherwise you're out. voice-verified
teachers were the same. voice-verified
When when I grew up that's how teachers were. voice-verified
Today, teachers would never get away with that. voice-verified
So you're sort of learning how to be a bit of a psychologist. voice-verified
But what you're telling me is you're rooting the room too. voice-verified
You have to. voice-verified
Like you voice-verified
Well a and when you're taught economics, um w was it year eleven or twelve w uh older kids. voice-verified
Yeah um voice-verified
Did anything sort of jump out at you in relation to economics that is relevant to today the way you look at economics in i or way the way you look at at an economy? voice-verified
It's interesting the way um voice-verified
uh governments, uh I probably should say politicians, fiscal policy, you know, the policy of taxes and things that governments are responsible for and then and the also w the way Reserve Bank, for example, uses monetary policy, that's interest rates, how they basically and I have this conversation with lots of people, it's basically just trying to change your behaviour. voice-verified
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