Life & Faith

<p>Got a burning creative project? Face your finitude, says this productivity expert, by learning to number your days. </p><p>Everyone is pressed for time, and in a never-ending quest to conquer their schedules. It’s...

<p>Journalist, author and theologian, Stan Grant on responding to injustice with grace and love.</p><p>In a decades-long career as a journalist and foreign correspondent, Stan Grant saw some of the worst that humanity...

<p>There are currently 7 living generations. That makes for plenty of crossed-wires, misunderstandings and confusion about each other, and the future.</p><p>In this episode of Life & Faith, we speak to futurist, speaker...

<p>An Anglican priest on Ash Wednesday, a Benedictine nun on Lent, and a Lutheran minister on Bonhoeffer’s last words.</p><p>In this episode of Life & Faith, we go beyond the chocolates and hot cross buns to sit with...

<p>In the 1940s a group of German students saw it as their duty to oppose the tyranny of Nazism. </p><p>The members of The White Rose, young students and some lecturers, became convinced that they had to take action...

<p>In an age of outrage, how can we rise above cynicism and work towards a healthier and more vibrant form of political debate and engagement?</p><p>With a Federal election campaign looming and cynicism about politics...

<p>Increasing interest in psychedelics, the occult, and the supernatural all point to one thing: enchantment is back.</p><p>“The thing is you can't have enchantment that's only selective. You can't only have the bright...

<p>What does the Christmas promise of “peace on earth” mean in the face of human suffering, natural disasters, and other heartbreaks that are part of all our lives?</p><p>Twenty years ago, the Indian Ocean tsunami...

<p>In 1894, South Australia was the fourth place in the world to grant universal female suffrage. Christian housewives were key to the cause.</p><p>History was made on Dec 18, 1894, when a bill passed in the South...

<p>Journalist Michael Visontay uncovers intriguing stories from the fragments of a 1450s Gutenberg Bible, including an amazing link to his own family.</p><p>In 1921 when rare book collector Gabriel Wells broke up his...

<p>International Justice Mission wants tech companies to step up efforts to protect vulnerable children.</p><p>Warning: distressing content. </p><p>The Philippines is the global epicentre of the online sexual...

<p>Erinch Sahan believes that the key to building safer, healthier and stronger communities can be found in a doughnut.</p><p>Doughnut Economics is a visual framework and growing movement that seeks to tackle humanity’s...

<p>Tim Winton talks to Life & Faith about his new novel Juice.</p><p>Tim Winton is one of Australia’s most loved writers. He is also well-known as an environmental activist and defender of landscapes and fragile...

<p>Living out one’s commitments and beliefs is the most political thing we can do, says theologian and public commentator Michael Jensen.</p><p>Politics, both here in Australia and around the world, feels increasingly...

<p>The US will soon choose its 47th president. Peter Wehner, former Republican insider, explains the national mood. </p><p>In the week before the 2024 US presidential election, perhaps the most consequential election in...