Open House Interviews

“Looks at life through the lens of faith and points to hope”. Open House is a podcast that ran between 2007 and 2019, with hosts Sheridan Voysey, Leigh Hatcher, Dwayne Jeffries and Stephen O’Doherty, looking at local and world events, news, current affairs and spirituality from a Christian perspective.

Thursday 24 Oct 2019 · Life

The “Single Life” Series

In this interview series Sheridan Voysey explores doing singleness well, dating, single parenting, singleness in the church, divorce, and even celibacy.

Thursday 18 Jul 2019 · News

A Terrifying Moment at the ‘Moon Olympics’: A Chat with Charlie Duke, 10th Man on the Moon

The 10th person to walk on the moon with Apollo 16 in 1972, was Charlie Duke. He spoke to Hope 103.2 about his incredible experiences.

Thursday 18 Jul 2019 · Faith

Walking on the Moon with Charlie Duke – Open House Interview with Sheridan Voysey

Charlie Duke, 10th astronaut to walk on the Moon, speaks to Sheridan Voysey House about his experiences in space, and his Christian faith.

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Monday 18 Mar 2019 · Faith

Leather-Clad Preacher to Outlaws: John Smith (1942-2019)

John Smith, legendary Australian minister, commentator, activist and founder of the God’s Squad Motorcycle Club has died after a long battle with cancer.

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Thursday 24 Jan 2019 · Station News

The ‘Open House’ Show Taking a Break in 2019

After two years leading the way with conversations about the big issues in society, Hope 103.2’s Sunday night show Open House will take a break in 2019.

Friday 21 Dec 2018 · Life

You Will Believe This Story Because It Has A Picture

People are more likely to believe a true or false claim if it is paired with a photograph, a researcher from The Australian National University (ANU) has found. Dr Eryn Newman, from the ANU Research School of Psychology, has been finding out how people find truth in a fake-news era.

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Friday 21 Dec 2018 · Faith

No Road? No Problem! The ‘Go Anywhere’ Christians

Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) are one of the busiest airlines in the world. A Christian registered charity they go where others, quite literally, fear to tread. Ian McDougall from MAF Australia Group told Open House about the incredible work the organisation do in remote an isolated locations in Australia and around the world.

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Friday 21 Dec 2018 · News

Oh What A Year in the Canberra Bubble!

What a wild and crazy year in politics! The "Canberra bubble" has outdone itself. Rev Tim Costello, is a Baptist Minister and Ambassador at Large for World Vision Australia. He is also head of Christian justice and poverty action group group, Micah Australia. He gets to spend lots of time in that Canberra bubble advocating for civil society. He shared his thoughts on the year in politics with Open House.

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Friday 21 Dec 2018 · Inspirational Stories

The Golden Thread Woven Into Every Life

Do you feel like you are barely holding on? Let the golden thread of God's presence be the calm on the other side of chaos. It could be that He is weaving a brilliant new beginning in the middle of your mess. Darlene Zschech spoke on Open House about her new book, 'The Golden Thread - Experiencing God's presence in every season of life."

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Friday 21 Dec 2018 · Health and Wellbeing

“Organ Tourism” Exposed In Shocking Report

Listen: Kevin Andrews in conversation with Stephen O’Doherty. A parliamentary inquiry has recommended that more be done to deter organ trafficking in Australia and internationally. Inquiry Chair, The Hon Kevin Andrews MP, explained the findings on Open House. Transplant Tourism The inquiry’s final report, entitled Compassion, Not Commerce: An inquiry into human organ trafficking and […]

The Simple Idea Saving Sick Babies In Nigeria

Oxygen is expensive and a scarce resource for health facilities in the developing world. By training staff in identifying the sick children who need oxygen the most, a Melbourne doctor has helped Nigerian hospitals halve the number of children dying from pneumonia. Paediatrician Hamish Graham, spoke to Open House about the award he has been given for his work and his vision to see oxygen available to every child in the world who needs it.

Soil Is So Very Much More Than Dirt

120 of the world’s best soil, health and agricultural scientists met recently in Sydney at a Global Soil Security conference. The scientists looked at how we can secure our soil for the centuries ahead while still feeding the billions of people on the planet. Professor Cristine Morgan, Professor of Soil Science, Texas A&M University was our guest on Open House.