Drew Hutton, Founder of The Australian Greens - Their Past, Present, and Potential Future
About this episode
Drew Hutton discusses the origins and evolution of the Australian Greens, current disputes over gender ideology, and the party's future direction.
My guest today is Drew Hutton, who was one of the founders of the Australian Greens political party. Today we discuss: The origins of the Green political party in Australia and how it has changed over the years His current dispute with the Greens regarding gender ideology and what explains the differences between baby boomers and younger generations on this issue Whether there are potential commonalities between a particular type of traditional "crunchy con" conservatism and the anti-corporate left Where he sees the Greens going in the years ahead both in Australia and elsewhere in the West And much more https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drew_Hutton
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