Leigh explores the ways new media is changing the shape of news and media and also our culture.
Leigh explores the ways new media is changing the shape of news and media and also our culture.
The Biggest Loser Emma Duncan talks workouts, babies and feeling like a honeymooner again. Helen got muddled about the big news story today. Aaron’s kitchen gets tested by the Food Authority’s standards, the Parra Eels are in the papers.
Jake Nauta, former member of Sydney-based band Playjerise, has just released his debut solo track, ‘Here With You’. Since the bands final show late last year, Jake took a break with his wife and travelled overseas, before returning to work on his new project. Knowing that he still had more music to offer when the band… Continue reading Jake Nautas’ Debut Solo Track
On Sunday night John Dickson joined Leigh Hatcher on Open House, and kicked off a new series: ‘A Spectator’s Guide to the Bible’. In part 1 of the series, he begins with an exploration of the creation. He explains that God created everything, and he made it all good! In part 2, he asks then, Why is… Continue reading John Dickson: Why is So Much Bad?
He’s been a successful entertainer for over 40yrs now, and to this day still draws quite a crowd with his soulful sounds. He’s been in many ‘genre worlds’ and on Sunday night Leigh Hatcher got to hear a little of his story as well as his musical talents. Listen Now – Legendary rocker Doug Parkinson… Continue reading Doug Parkinson: From Gospel to Rock ‘n’ Roll
Arthur Rating: M Distributor: Roadshow Release Date: Now Remakes are a tricky thing. For the audience that remembers the original, there is always the danger they’ll end up quoting scripture, “The old is better.” But the new version of Arthur is a fresh take on the parable of the Prodigal Son that is as insightful as it is… Continue reading Movie Review: Arthur
The new Open House presenter shares a little about his life and career in broadcasting, and his vision for the show.
Social researcher Mark McCrindle on his new book about acts of kindness. With TV personality Tracey Spicer on the impact of one kind conversation.
Our new music guru David Andrew fills us in on Paul Simon’s latest collection of songs, as well as an album by Christian artist Michael Gungor.
Aussie rock legend Doug Parkinson traces how gospel music paved the way to rock n roll, and shares two songs produced especially for Open House listeners.
Psychologist Lyn Worsley launches the new Open House segment The Human Condition, with a chat about resilience.
John Dickson begins a series on the Bible, with an exploration of the creation. He explains that God created everything, and he made it all good!
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