Delmar Williams is on the frontline of policing in the United States as a sergeant with the Milwaukee Police Department. Delmar was working during the three days of riots after the shooting of an African-American youth by a police officer during a police pursuit.
After losing his family in a mass shooting, Walter Mikac had to dig deep to find reason to live. We chat to the Alannah & Madeline Foundation’s instigator.
This version of classic TV series Chips introduces Ponch (Michael Peña) as an undercover FBI agent who joins the Highway Patrol to root out the dirty cops who’ve been heisting armoured cars. Dax Shepherd (who also wrote and directed the film) stars as his motorcycle patrolman partner John, who happens to be a former X-treme… Continue reading CHIPS: 60 Second Movie Review [video]
Michael Green communicated via What’s App short messages with Sudanese asylum seeker, Abdul Aziz Muhamat. Aziz has been detained for four years on Manus Island. The messages are a part of a book of personal stories from refugees They Can’t Take the Sky edited by Michael Green.
In what could be a high-tech version of an Indiana Jones movie script, Professor David Watson from Charles Stuart University is heading to a remote corner of Australia to solve a mystery. A giant Echidna unseen for over a century might live in in the outback.
We’ve been looking at the subject of Normal Struggles, things that Christians face and today the subject is Despondency or what we might call deep sadness, despair or depression. My first hope is that you will know that if you are experiencing this, that there is almost certainly relief around the corner. If you are… Continue reading Normal Struggles – Deep Sadness
What does the Bible mean when it says we’re crucified with Christ? We also look at the negative reporting of the church in the media and are church numbers important, should it be a focus of a church?
Alicia Banit, one of the stars of the ABC TV series and feature film Dance Academy, stepped in to the Hope 103.2 studios for a chat with Laura and Duncan.
If you have a teenager who answers you primarily with one-word responses like “Yeah”, “Nah” and “Nothing”, don’t give up. There are ways to break through.
Every week, Laura & Duncan tackle the controversial issues. This week it got personal as they debated food sharing. Also, Duncan is going extinct and it’s exactly what it sounds like.
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