Natasha Mitchell

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

AI, art, and staying human - is creativity at a crossroad? Evelyn Araluen, Steve Tolz, Kirra Pendergast

By: Steve-Fieldhouse, Natasha Mitchell

In a world where AI rules, what will it mean to be creative? First Nations poet and author Evelyn Araluen The Rot, Dropbear) is already self-censoring because of AI theft.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

The ethics of transhumanism

By: David-Lemay, Natasha Mitchell, Claire-Slattery

Every day, science and technology are being used to enhance the abilities of human beings — helping people hear, walk, see, think and more.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

Bringing Brett Whiteley's studio back to life — with Wendy Whiteley

By: Natasha Mitchell, Claire-Slattery

A rundown t-shirt factory in Sydney's Surry Hills became the studio and home where Australian artist Brett Whiteley would spend the final years of his life.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

Clive Myrie on what Africa taught a foreign correspondent about our common humanity

By: Natasha Mitchell

He's covered wars, elections and everything in between. But what happens when a hardened foreign correspondent goes looking for a lighter travel story - and comes home changed?

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

What stops you from becoming homeless? 2026 Australian Homelessness Conference with Natasha Mitchell and guests

By: Natasha Mitchell

What will stop you slipping into homelessness? In a cost-of-living crisis, it's getting harder to keep a secure roof over your head.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

Wrapped? Or Warped? How the internet changed music criticism

By: Natasha Mitchell, Claire-Slattery

Tastemakers, culture shapers, gatekeepers and record-keepers. Once, a musician's success could live or die on the opinions of its reviewers.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

Gut health: Is the food on your plate quietly rewriting your brain chemistry?

By: Natasha Mitchell, Steve-Fieldhouse

Scientists are uncovering the surprising power of the trillions of microbes living inside you and how they can shape your mood, your thinking, even your sense of self.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

The stigma of obesity and what it means for your healthcare

By: Natasha Mitchell, Steve-Fieldhouse

Has your doctor ever told you to go on a diet? Does that conversation put you off going to them in the first place, even if you need treatment for something not related to your weight?

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

In 2046 women run the world — what's changed?

By: Steve-Fieldhouse, Natasha Mitchell

The year is 2046. After 2026, a whole lot changed in the world Citizens started to vote women into power in parliaments everywhere

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

Does fuel reduction burning make us safer?

By: Brendan-Oneill, David-Lemay, Natasha Mitchell, Claire-Slattery

The fire season is changing across Australia, becoming hotter, drier and longer. The evidence about the best ways to protect lives, property, and the environment is changing too.