In an age where our desire for ‘connection’ means we barely have a moment to ourselves before something beeps, rings, or flashes, media guru Hugh McKay asks whether or not we’re messaging ourselves to death. Are we so overwhelmed by communication technology that there’s no room for peace, reflection and wisdom? Listen Now – Hugh shares… Continue reading The dire effects of too much messaging
A lot has happened in the areas of music, sport, and new media, in the last 12 months, and as we begin to end 2011, it’s time to take a look back over the most significant moments in each. On Sunday night our Open House music, sport, and new media, commentators Dave, Jeremy, and Steve… Continue reading A year of music, sport and new media
As we near the end of yet another year, for alot of us there is a looming awareness of the fresh possibilities the new year brings. When we start too look ahead, and reflect on the year that’s been, it’s hard not to think of a few things you’d like to better, stop doing entrirely, or maybe… Continue reading Choosing your New Years resolutions
From shows that were sidelined after one episode (Charlie’s Angels), to films that drew in mega box-office bucks (Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2), it’s certainly been an eclectic year of entertainment when we look back at the books, films, and TV of 2011. But, as guinea pigs subject to the experiments of… Continue reading The Culture Panel’s picks of 2011
Why theology asks the important questions of life and how Christianity begins to answer them.
Are we so overwhelmed by communication technology there’s no room for peace, reflection and wisdom?
Dave, Jeremy and Steve get together to look back over the year in music, sport and new media.
The TV, film and book culture gurus get together to look back on the best and worst of 2011. And they laugh, alot!
Ed Vaughan returns from 6 years in Ireland to an inner city parish in Sydney. From the sublime to the ridiculous?
To mark our final Open House for 2001 Sheridan Voysey drops in for a chat, 8 months after vacating the chair. How is life in Oxford? We catch up with him in Paris.
We all make New Years’ Resolutions. But why are they so hard to keep? Lyn Worsley offers some tips about how to make one stick.
Simon Smart introduces an interview he conducted with theologian Kevin Vanhoozer from Wheaton College in Illinois.
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