Introducing The Karl Stefanovic Show. A chance for me to get curious. A few decades on the telly has given me a very good bullshit meter - and an an eye for a bloody great story. This show will be the people I know you want to hear from too - across politics, sport, business and culture. Unfiltered. Unscripted. Uncensored. I'll go there. Why not? No spin. Lots of fun. Ready to take a walk on the wild side? Subscribe to join us.
What this show covers
Australian politicsEnergy policyCost of livingUK politicsNational securityImmigrationAustraliaVictorian politicsPublic trustHousingeconomic policyReform UKyouth crimeMigrationLawrence Bender
What listeners will find here
Lawrence Bender opens up on Tarantino, Pulp Fiction and high-stakes Hollywood
Hollywood producer Lawrence Bender traces the path from Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction to Inglourious Basterds and Red Alert. He shares how key films came together, the pressure behind major productions, and the lessons that shaped nearly 40 years in the industry.
LDL at 574, zero plaque, and a provocative case for rethinking metabolic health
Cholesterol, statins, GLP-1s and peptides take center stage as Dr. Nick Norwitz discusses his LDL spike to 574 on keto and a heart scan showing zero detectable plaque. The conversation widens into self-experimentation, medical incentives, and where personalized medicine may be headed.
Immigration, free speech and Western identity through Jonathan Sacerdoti’s lens
Britain’s immigration crisis, integration and free speech drive this conversation between Karl Stefanovic and Jonathan Sacerdoti. The episode also explores Oxford Union controversies, illegal Channel crossings, the Muslim Brotherhood and why Sacerdoti argues Western values need defending.
A stark warning on AI: could superintelligence become humanity’s last invention?
AI safety expert Dr Roman Yampolskiy argues that uncontrolled superintelligence could become an extinction-level threat. He lays out why he believes current systems already show dangerous behavior, and what an AI-driven future could mean for jobs, the economy, and even reality itself.
An SAS veteran speaks out on Afghanistan, trauma and the fallout back home
Andrew ‘Chalky’ White discusses the battle that changed his life, the death of Jason Brown in Afghanistan, and the lasting toll on Australian veterans. The episode also examines rules of engagement, the Brereton Inquiry, and why White believes many former soldiers were abandoned after service.
