• November 18th, 2009
Former Federal Liberal Politician Bruce Baird discusses a life in politics including his stand against his own party in the treatment of asylum seekers and refugees.
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• November 5th, 2009
Rebuilding her life out of the ruins of an AIDS ravaged family, Agnes Nyamayarwo has gone on to work with Bono from U2 and to meet the US President. Listen to her amazing story of survival and enduring faith.
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• November 4th, 2009
Kate Wilcox interviews Judy Steel about her work to bring medical relief to the people of Uganda
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• October 6th, 2009
Dr Amelia Haines discusses changing attitudes to mental health, offers advice on staying mentally well and what to do when things go wrong.
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• October 1st, 2009
Peter Walker is an expert in biblical studies who teaches at Wycliffe Hall at Oxford. He has spent many years touring the middle East and written two books In the Steps of Jesus and In the Steps of Saint Paul. In this interview he discusses Paul’s character, his journeys and his life of danger and adventure.
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• September 24th, 2009
Professor Simon Conway Morris discusses whether evolution leads to totally random outcomes and his book Life’s Solution: Inevitable Humans in a Lonely Universe.
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• September 18th, 2009
Greg Clarke reviews Dan Brown’s new novel
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• September 18th, 2009
Pat Day is an American jockey who has ridden over 8,500 winners. Greg Clarke interviews him about his career and what he has done since his retirement in 2005.
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• August 17th, 2009
John Harris, author of ‘One Blood’, discusses 200 years of Aboriginal contact with Christianity. Is it true that the impact of Christian missions was all bad? What have been the lasting impacts? Where does hope lie in this story?
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