Bogan Intelligentsia Ep. 16: Greg Jericho on Albanese’s Second Term and Sovereign Economics
Description:In Episode 16 of the Bogan Intelligentsia Podcast, we invite our dedicated fans to support our ongoing journey with Greg Jericho, Senior Economist at the Australia Institute and Journalist at The Guardian. Jericho provides a incisive look at the Albanese government’s second term, analyzing the parliamentary reopening drama, including the censure of Senator Mehreen Faruqi, and advocating for sovereign economic ideas to disrupt Australia’s status quo. He also examines superannuation reforms, tax policy disparities, and the need for bold leadership in a shifting global landscape. To our supporters: your passion drives this podcast—join us in expanding this platform by listening, sharing, and engaging. Episode Details: Duration: ~63 minutes Release Date: September 15, 2025 Guest: Greg Jericho, economist and commentator known for his work on Australian policy.Support the Launch:Your support keeps our independent voice alive. Here’s how you can help: Subscribe for free on Substack to get episodes and show notes in your inbox, or go paid ($5/month) for exclusive bonus episodes, early access, and Substack Chat to connect with us and Greg Jericho. Listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. Watch the video version on our YouTube channel. Subscribe for updates. Back us on Patreon (insert_link) for ad-free episodes, monthly live Zoom Q&As, and merch discounts starting at $3/month. Share this episode on X (@Boganintelpod, X (insert_link)) or with your network to amplify our reach.Why Listen?Greg Jericho’s deep insights into economics and governance provide essential perspectives. This episode is a must for fans interested in Australia’s policy direction. Paid supporters can submit questions for our “Intelligentsia Roundtable” bonus episodes. Thank You, Fans:Your commitment has brought this podcast to life. Join us in building the Bogan Intelligentsia Podcast and help shape a community for bold ideas. Keywords: Greg Jericho, Albanese government, sovereign economics, superannuation, tax policy #BoganIntelligentsia #Economics #Podcast