God Was There in My Darkest Days: Human Nature’s Andrew Tierney on ‘Finding Faith’
Andrew Tierney, one quarter of Australia's beloved guy-band, Human Nature, is sharing a less choreographed side of himself - in his new duo: Finding Faith. And it brings his Christian faith right into the spotlight.
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Living like a Martian: A Journalist’s Experience in Fake OuterSpace
Many of us would love to go to space, but imagine if you got the chance to experience what life is like on Mars, all while staying on Earth? That’s what happened when the NASA-funded HI-SEAS program popped six humans into a mock Mars habitat on the side of a volcano in Hawaii for one year and now there's a podcast that documents what took place among the group called The Habitat.
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Holding On To God When You Have Dementia
Dementia robs memory, language and life skills. It changes relationships and it changes people. But does it take away faith and your relationship with God. HammondCare's Lois Haultain has found many ways people with dementia are able to stay close to God.
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A Dark Secret Let Me Understand My Father
Growing up, Anne Connor knew her father was touchy. Her father could be moody, edgy, depressed all without apparent reason. It was not until decades after his death that they learnt the horrible truth. He accidentally shot and killed his friend in WW2, a tragedy which haunted him for the rest of his life. Anne's book, "Two Generations" is a fictionalised memoir of how that dark secret darkly impacts a family.
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Detroit’s Rust Belt Redemption
How does a formerly great city, find a place in the world when the industry that had sustained it is gone? You call in pastor Chris Lambert and his non profit Life Remodeled. In 2017 he mobilized 11,032 volunteers in six days. They started work on a Community Innovation Centre, repaired 53 homes, boarded up 534 vacant houses and removed blight on 367 blocks.
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Jessica Gallagher: Three Sports, Summer & Winter Medals, and an Overcoming Spirit
Jessica Gallagher is the first and only Australian athlete to win both summer and winter medals following the Rio Paralympics. She was diagnosed with a rare degenerative eye disease in year 12 of school. Jessica could have been defined by that diagnosis. But she wasn’t.
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Winning The Battle Against Anorexia: Anne Tonner, author of ‘Cold Vein’
'Cold Vein' tells the heavy story of Chloe Tonner's battle with anorexia and how she reached the light at the end of the tunnel. Writer Anne Tonner shares about her journey with her daughter through what was the greatest battle of their life, and why she believes the therapy they chose could be the answer for many.
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The Viral Video Making Kids with Down Syndrome Famous (and Their Mums!)
It brought celebrity TV host James Corden to tears, and made singer Christina Perri tweet that her 'heart is full'. The viral video that has people damp-eyed around the world is a 'carpool karaoke' style lip sync video, created for World Down Syndrome Day (March 21).
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