Professor B. Beaumont Whitford

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835 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 15 Jul

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Except for Trent Dalton, who writes like a girl.
But the thing is, Sam, the Australian taxpayers, New South Wales taxpayers, spent $1.4 million since 2022 on this writers' festival.
In 2025, $528,000 was spent on salaries, and they only had two full-time employees.
And the woman who runs it, a lady called Jessica Alice, the CEO and grand poobah, if you like, of the Writers Festival, decided she didn't like, because she wants to platform radical feminists.
That's what she said in her interviews.
She likes platforming feminists.
I don't think she would have called them radical because I don't think they're radical enough for feminists.
feminism and weak males getting uh infected by that feminist disease yep well a classic example so i've i've you know written and and had published with simon schuster one of the great publishing houses here and in the uk five best-selling business books
So instead of platforming me and debating why young men don't read, which I think is really important, because, Sam, if you want to be an entrepreneur, you need a creative imagination.
And sitting staring at pixels on a screen is not giving you a creative imagination.
And you need to come up with solutions if you're an entrepreneur.
So I think we've got to read fiction.
It's sort of one of the weak spots.
And so anyway, I noticed that they've got this guy.
I don't know if your listeners know who it is.
It's a guy called Luke Bateman.
And he was the bachelor on TV.
Former rugby player.
Yeah, a real player.
He goes out with David Pocock, doesn't he?
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