What do you do all day when you are homeless? Helen Shield finds out by chatting to a diverse group of homeless people in her latest Home Truths series.

Dan Barker was a Christian missionary who became an evangelist for atheism. Ross Clifford was a doubter who became an evangelist for Christ. The two preachers debate God, faith, Jesus and the resurrection.

Shawn McDonald shares about his teenage years on the wrong side of the tracks, his journey to faith and his eclectic, poetic music.

The Federal government is proposing new laws to protect whistleblowers. But Peter Bennett of Whistleblowers Australia says the proposal doesn’t go far enough.

Futurist Richard Watson explores the rise of the Next Eleven nations, the unravelling of globalisation, and the possibility of technological warfare, with a look at the future of geopolitics.

Cultural commentator Mark Sayers says our society is suffering a massive identity crisis, because we are looking to imagery, instead of God, for our sense of self.

Helen Shield ventures into soup kitchens and domestic violence shelters, to find out how a variety of people, young and old, have become homeless.

Ed Dobson took his faith to the extreme when he spent a year living like Jesus. We’re talking food, clothing, attitudes, and listening to all four gospels on his iPod every week. Hear how it changed his life.