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Episode 163 - Does religion cause war? ft. Vania Chew
On a surface level, it might seem like religion has inspired a number of factions to draw arms in the last century. Has that actually ...
Maid is the latest miniseries from Netflix to tackle some heavy topics around family violence and alcoholism. Jarrod Stackelroth examines why it's so successful
Should we try to understand? Nitram review
Controversial Australian film Nitram spends most of its runtime seeking to understand Port Arthur shooter Martin Bryant. Is the subject matter too sensitive or too soon?
Are we being treated or tricked?
Even before any sweets are consumed, many might find themselves soured by the reality of Halloween’s dark past and present.
Truth or Scare?
The Covid-19 vaccine is continuing to generate headlines. Some say it’s dangerous, other’s say it’s necessary. What’s the truth?
Over the past year, a new space race has emerged between competing billionaries. But is this the first step in mankind's future, or a needless vanity project?
Cristiano Ronaldo and the “Grass is Greener” syndrome
12 years after Cristiano Ronaldo left Manchester United, he's back. Does this make him a "prodigal son"?
The lens you see me through
While many objects seem to lose value over time, lenses can often increase in value. What is it about these old pieces of glass that makes them so sought after?
Jesus is known as a man of righteousness and goodness. . . but what were the people he surrounded himself with like
Once upon a time… literally
Fairy tales often begin with the phrase "Once upon a time..." but sometimes the real world can provide stories equally as fantastic. Gabriel Isvan helps separate biblical fact from biblical fiction
God on Trial: Why does God allow suffering?
The play God on Trial aims to tackle one of the most difficult questions in all of human existence—should we blame God for the suffering of humankind?
It seems today that happiness is in short supply. But is there a way to make our own joy, even in the hardest of circumstances?
Realistic Expectations: The secret of lasting relationships
Want a long lasting, healthy relationship? Maybe it's time to take stock of your expectations...
A generation that breathes anxiety
In the age of Covid-19, anxiety is more common than ever before. But what is it, and how can we learn to live with it?
A letter writing campaign organized by religious leaders has called on the Australian government to take more action when it comes to the issue of climate change. Ryan Stanton explains the Christian perspective
The IPCC report: How real is the “Code Red” for humanity?
The IPCC's latest report on Climate Change spells bad news for everybody on Earth. Alina Kartman explains why we should take it seriously.
Facebook is not your friend
“Big tech” companies are slowly gaining more control over our lives, leading some to call them “Digital Lords”. But how do they stack up against the actual Lord?
Kanye's newest album, Donda, has recieved mixed reviews from many. . . but like most art, it reveals deeper meanings when examined.
Dune and the big picture
How Denis Villeneuve’s blockbuster Dune parallels the real-world relationship between religion, politics and science.
The Harrowing of Hell asks: Who was Jesus?
In Evan Dahm's "The Harrowing of Hell", Jesus is presented in a light that may be unfamiliar to some. Ryan Stanton explains why this version of Jesus aligns with his perspective on the Bible.
