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For more head to: neuralle.com/podcast
Ed Husic MP (
@ehusic
) is The Honorable Member for Chifley, Shadow Minister for the Digital Economy, Employment Services, Workforce Participation and the Future of Work. He is a Labor Party Member, a mad Chicago Bulls supporter and as he’s said himself “Blacktown through and through”.
Ed is one of the most straight-talking MPs I’ve heard in the modern political era. He’s incredibly gracious, clearly well-read and - I believe - a politician that instills confidence in an era where polarisation and political correctness is the word on everyone’s lips. I have no doubt that we’ll see important work from Ed over the coming years.
This was an enjoyable conversation covering many points, including:
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Basketball, his favourite Michael Jordan memory, and US travels
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His experience and love for Western Sydney
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Lessons from his parents
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Immigrant communities & their upbringing
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Homogeneous and diverse societies
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His political voice and views
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The evolution of politicians in politics
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The difference of being in government & shadow government
Enjoy the episode!
Show notes
00:56 - Introduction
03:55 - Basketball, favourite Michael Jordan memory, and USA travels
08:10 - His experience and love for Western Sydney
10:54 - Lessons from his parents
18:11 - Immigrant communities and their upbringing
22:15 - Homogeneous and diverse societies
25:46 - His political voice and views
31:48 - The evolution of politicians in politics
36:50 - The difference of being in government & shadow government
39:03 - Morning routine and recent books he’s read
41:04 - Best purchase under $200
41:18 - If he could have a billboard anywhere
Links
For more head to: neuralle.com/podcast Ed Husic MP (@ehusic) is The Honorable Member for Chifley, Shadow Minister for the Digital Economy, Employment Services, Workforce Participation and the Future of Work. He is a Labor Party Member, a mad Chicago Bulls supporter and as he’s said himself “Blacktown through and through”. Ed is one of the most straight-talking MPs I’ve heard in the modern political era. He’s incredibly gracious, clearly well-read and - I believe - a politician that instills confidence in an era where polarisation and political correctness is the word on everyone’s lips. I have no doubt that we’ll see important work from Ed over the coming years. This was an enjoyable conversation covering many points, including: - Basketball, his favourite Michael Jordan memory, and US travels
- His experience and love for Western Sydney
- Lessons from his parents
- Immigrant communities & their upbringing
- Homogeneous and diverse societies
- His political voice and views
- The evolution of politicians in politics
- The difference of being in government & shadow government
Enjoy the episode! Show notes 00:56 - Introduction 03:55 - Basketball, favourite Michael Jordan memory, and USA travels 08:10 - His experience and love for Western Sydney 10:54 - Lessons from his parents 18:11 - Immigrant communities and their upbringing 22:15 - Homogeneous and diverse societies 25:46 - His political voice and views 31:48 - The evolution of politicians in politics 36:50 - The difference of being in government & shadow government 39:03 - Morning routine and recent books he’s read 41:04 - Best purchase under $200 41:18 - If he could have a billboard anywhere Links |