Sunday Nights with John Cleary is a unique weekly programme exploring the issues, events and people driving developments in religion, ethics, spirituality, popular culture, values and beliefs in our country.
Cheerio Chat Room
John Cleary reviews the year in religion and ethics in conversation with Samina Yasmeen, Bill Leadbetter, Frank Sheehan, Angela McCarthy and Chris Bedding
12/18/2016 • 49 minutes, 56 seconds
Brenda Niall in conversation about her recent book on Archbishop Daniel Mannix
Australia's most controversial bishop, Daniel Mannix was the Catholic Archbishop of Melbourne from 1917 until is death at 99 years of age in 1963.
12/18/2016 • 38 minutes, 58 seconds
Richard Leonard SJ on movies
Richard Leonard on movies including Ken Loach's "I Daniel Blake", "Hacksaw Ridge" and "Fantastic beasts and where to find them"
12/18/2016 • 20 minutes, 57 seconds
Brenda Niall in conversation about her recent book on Archbishop Daniel Mannix
Australia's most controversial bishop, Daniel Mannix was the Catholic Archbishop of Melbourne from 1917 until is death at 99 years of age in 1963.
12/18/2016 • 38 minutes, 58 seconds
Cheerio Chat Room
John Cleary reviews the year in religion and ethics in conversation with Samina Yasmeen, Bill Leadbetter, Frank Sheehan, Angela McCarthy and Chris Bedding
12/18/2016 • 49 minutes, 56 seconds
Richard Leonard SJ on movies
Richard Leonard on movies including Ken Loach's "I Daniel Blake", "Hacksaw Ridge" and "Fantastic beasts and where to find them"
12/18/2016 • 20 minutes, 57 seconds
Ethics in Banking
How can we call the banks to account?
12/11/2016 • 53 minutes, 12 seconds
Rod Bower: In there amongst it
Millions of hits on a church Facebook page, outspoken on many social issues, and recipient of the Australian Abysinnian of the Year at the Australian Muslim Achievement Awards for 2016. Rod Bower is in conversation with John Cleary.
12/11/2016 • 30 minutes, 51 seconds
Ethics in Banking
How can we call the banks to account?
12/11/2016 • 53 minutes, 12 seconds
Rod Bower: In there amongst it
Millions of hits on a church Facebook page, outspoken on many social issues, and recipient of the Australian Abysinnian of the Year at the Australian Muslim Achievement Awards for 2016. Rod Bower is in conversation with John Cleary.
12/11/2016 • 30 minutes, 51 seconds
Muslim public intellectual Mona Siddiqui
On Islam, religion, extremism, migration and the shaping of public policy.
12/4/2016 • 35 minutes, 53 seconds
Prof Ori Soltes
Spiritual insights through fine Arts across Jewish , Christian and Muslim traditions
12/4/2016 • 24 minutes, 50 seconds
Prof Ori Soltes
Spiritual insights through fine Arts across Jewish , Christian and Muslim traditions
12/4/2016 • 24 minutes, 50 seconds
Muslim public intellectual Mona Siddiqui
On Islam, religion, extremism, migration and the shaping of public policy.
12/4/2016 • 35 minutes, 53 seconds
Evangelical Christian Kathy V Baldock on dialogue with gays and lesbians
Repairing the division existing between social and Christian conservatives and the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community
12/4/2016 • 16 minutes
Evangelical Christian Kathy V Baldock on dialogue with gays and lesbians
Repairing the division existing between social and Christian conservatives and the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) community
12/4/2016 • 16 minutes
Who is my neighbour?
Lebanese-Muslim communities say they have been unfairly called out by Federal Immigration Minister Peter Dutton.
11/27/2016 • 49 minutes, 8 seconds
Turkey and the Gülen Movement with Emre Celik
Since the failed military coup in Turkey this year, the Turkish government has cracked down on organisations it claims to pose a threat to national security, and has targeted leaders of The Gülen Movement.
11/27/2016 • 13 minutes, 58 seconds
Fr Sean McDonagh's passion for the environment
In the mid 1980's, Fr Sean McDonagh published a book, To Care for the Earth, on environmental responsibility back when the environment was not on the agenda. He was called a "naive idealist" for his passion for the environment.
11/27/2016 • 30 minutes
Who is my neighbour?
Lebanese-Muslim communities say they have been unfairly called out by Federal Immigration Minister Peter Dutton.
11/27/2016 • 49 minutes, 8 seconds
Fr Sean McDonagh's passion for the environment
In the mid 1980's, Fr Sean McDonagh published a book, To Care for the Earth, on environmental responsibility back when the environment was not on the agenda. He was called a "naive idealist" for his passion for the environment.
11/27/2016 • 30 minutes
Turkey and the Gülen Movement with Emre Celik
Since the failed military coup in Turkey this year, the Turkish government has cracked down on organisations it claims to pose a threat to national security, and has targeted leaders of The Gülen Movement.
11/27/2016 • 13 minutes, 58 seconds
Faith leaders support Civil Marriage Equality
Muslims, Baptists, Orthodox Jews, Progressive Jews, Baptists, Pentecostals and Catholics who advocate for Same-Sex Civil Marriage
11/20/2016 • 49 minutes, 53 seconds
Dr Keith Garner from Wesley Mission
Supporting women and children through mental- health issues
11/20/2016 • 18 minutes, 26 seconds
Sex in Hinduism (The Ark)
In Hinduism, sex has a place that's unparalleled in other world religions.
11/20/2016 • 14 minutes, 43 seconds
Iain Provan
Dr Provan's new book "Convenient Myths" talks about how modern culture constructs myths to suit the the temper of the times.
11/20/2016 • 32 minutes, 41 seconds
Sex in Hinduism (The Ark)
In Hinduism, sex has a place that's unparalleled in other world religions.
11/20/2016 • 14 minutes, 43 seconds
Dr Keith Garner from Wesley Mission
Supporting women and children through mental- health issues
11/20/2016 • 18 minutes, 26 seconds
Faith leaders support Civil Marriage Equality
Muslims, Baptists, Orthodox Jews, Progressive Jews, Baptists, Pentecostals and Catholics who advocate for Same-Sex Civil Marriage
11/20/2016 • 49 minutes, 53 seconds
Iain Provan
Dr Provan's new book "Convenient Myths" talks about how modern culture constructs myths to suit the the temper of the times.
11/20/2016 • 32 minutes, 41 seconds
Andrew West on the wash-up from the USA's presidential election
The evangelical triumph of President-elect Trump
11/13/2016 • 16 minutes, 11 seconds
The Chinese Brother of Christ
The religious roots of the Taiping Rebellion.
11/13/2016 • 13 minutes, 47 seconds
The Good Society: Dr Iain T Benson
Professor of Law at Notre Dame University
11/13/2016 • 33 minutes, 57 seconds
Prisons and Purpose
Penitence, penitentiary, reform, and reformatory were words of promise for our prison system. Today, have we lost hope in our prisons?
11/13/2016 • 47 minutes, 36 seconds
The Good Society: Dr Iain T Benson
Professor of Law at Notre Dame University
11/13/2016 • 33 minutes, 57 seconds
Andrew West on the wash-up from the USA's presidential election
The evangelical triumph of President-elect Trump
11/13/2016 • 16 minutes, 11 seconds
The Chinese Brother of Christ
The religious roots of the Taiping Rebellion.
11/13/2016 • 13 minutes, 47 seconds
Prisons and Purpose
Penitence, penitentiary, reform, and reformatory were words of promise for our prison system. Today, have we lost hope in our prisons?
11/13/2016 • 47 minutes, 36 seconds
Jobs Aren't There: Anglicare Report
The vexed question of whether carrots or sticks are more effective when it comes to welfare
11/6/2016 • 47 minutes, 50 seconds
Jon O'Brien Catholics For Choice
Individual Catholics arguing for conscience and autonomy in regard to issues like abortion and contraception
11/6/2016 • 30 minutes, 42 seconds
Pope prays with Lutherans in Sweden: Bishop John Henderson
Lutheran and Roman Catholic world leaders mark the 500th anniversary of the Reformation
11/6/2016 • 22 minutes, 31 seconds
Pope prays with Lutherans in Sweden: Bishop John Henderson
Lutheran and Roman Catholic world leaders mark the 500th anniversary of the Reformation
11/6/2016 • 22 minutes, 31 seconds
Jon O'Brien Catholics For Choice
Individual Catholics arguing for conscience and autonomy in regard to issues like abortion and contraception
11/6/2016 • 30 minutes, 42 seconds
Jobs Aren't There: Anglicare Report
The vexed question of whether carrots or sticks are more effective when it comes to welfare
11/6/2016 • 47 minutes, 50 seconds
The Ark: Enlightenment is not Godless
The 17th & 18th century Enlightenment philosophers have been criticised for being anti-religious. But just how opposed to God were they?
10/30/2016 • 14 minutes, 42 seconds
Luke Geary on the Attorney General versus Solicitor General
Thoughts on the political struggle over the independent role of the Australian Solicitor General.
10/30/2016 • 16 minutes, 12 seconds
Diwali: The Indian festival of Light
Light over darkness, good over evil, knowledge over ignorance, and hope over despair
10/30/2016 • 54 minutes, 4 seconds
The Ark: Enlightenment is not Godless
The 17th & 18th century Enlightenment philosophers have been criticised for being anti-religious. But just how opposed to God were they?
10/30/2016 • 14 minutes, 42 seconds
Luke Geary on the Attorney General versus Solicitor General
Thoughts on the political struggle over the independent role of the Australian Solicitor General.
10/30/2016 • 16 minutes, 12 seconds
Diwali: The Indian festival of Light
Light over darkness, good over evil, knowledge over ignorance, and hope over despair
10/30/2016 • 54 minutes, 4 seconds
Re-boot your life with Religion
This week around Australia the ABC has been hosting conversations about Rebooting your life, and of course throughout human history one of the central elements in any form of reboot has been religion, from meditation to pilgrimage, from confession to conversion, the Religious Way has been the dominant way, until perhaps a hundred years ago and the innovations of Dr’s Adler, Jung and Freud.
10/23/2016 • 48 minutes, 40 seconds
Healing the wounds: Australia's Serbian Orthodox Bishop
Born in Cleverland, Ohio, Bishop Irenej has completed his time as Serbian Orthodox Bishop of Australia and New Zealand, and has been elected as the New Bishop of Eastern America.
10/23/2016 • 39 minutes, 4 seconds
U.S.A. Religion News with Tom Roberts from the National Catholic Reporter
John Cleary is joined by regular guest Tom Roberts, Editor-at-Large of the US National Catholic Reporter.
10/23/2016 • 13 minutes, 13 seconds
Medea, the Goddess Who Killed Her Children (The Ark)
Medea is a figure from ancient Greece, who's had a lively reputation in Western literature and art. She was a symbol of evil, but also of power, a sorceress, and a goddess. Today she's most interesting to feminists, and she regularly appears with the abortion issue.
10/23/2016 • 13 minutes, 54 seconds
U.S.A. Religion News with Tom Roberts from the National Catholic Reporter
John Cleary is joined by regular guest Tom Roberts, Editor-at-Large of the US National Catholic Reporter.
10/23/2016 • 13 minutes, 13 seconds
Healing the wounds: Australia's Serbian Orthodox Bishop
Born in Cleverland, Ohio, Bishop Irenej has completed his time as Serbian Orthodox Bishop of Australia and New Zealand, and has been elected as the New Bishop of Eastern America.
10/23/2016 • 39 minutes, 4 seconds
Re-boot your life with Religion
This week around Australia the ABC has been hosting conversations about Rebooting your life, and of course throughout human history one of the central elements in any form of reboot has been religion, from meditation to pilgrimage, from confession to conversion, the Religious Way has been the dominant way, until perhaps a hundred years ago and the innovations of Dr’s Adler, Jung and Freud.
10/23/2016 • 48 minutes, 40 seconds
Medea, the Goddess Who Killed Her Children (The Ark)
Medea is a figure from ancient Greece, who's had a lively reputation in Western literature and art. She was a symbol of evil, but also of power, a sorceress, and a goddess. Today she's most interesting to feminists, and she regularly appears with the abortion issue.
10/23/2016 • 13 minutes, 54 seconds
The Ark: The Galileo's Crime
The trial of Galileo Gallilei in 1633 was a scandal for both science and theology. Neither were advanced by the verdict.
10/16/2016 • 14 minutes, 33 seconds
Refugees and the Australian Conscience
Has the toxic asylum-seeker debate damaged Australia's Soul?
10/16/2016 • 17 minutes, 30 seconds
Dr Anne Aly: first Muslim woman elected to our Federal Parliament
New Federal member for Cowan in WA, and the first Muslim woman elected to our Federal parliament
10/16/2016 • 28 minutes, 31 seconds
"Sully","Snowdon" and" Scientology" with film critic Richard Leonard SJ
Film critic Fr Richard Leonard SJ with his ethical take on movie-making; for "Sully", "Snowdon" and "My Scientology Movie".
10/16/2016 • 21 minutes, 16 seconds
Dr Anne Aly: first Muslim woman elected to our Federal Parliament
New Federal member for Cowan in WA, and the first Muslim woman elected to our Federal parliament
10/16/2016 • 28 minutes, 31 seconds
Refugees and the Australian Conscience
Has the toxic asylum-seeker debate damaged Australia's Soul?
10/16/2016 • 17 minutes, 30 seconds
"Sully","Snowdon" and" Scientology" with film critic Richard Leonard SJ
Film critic Fr Richard Leonard SJ with his ethical take on movie-making; for "Sully", "Snowdon" and "My Scientology Movie".
10/16/2016 • 21 minutes, 16 seconds
The Ark: The Galileo's Crime
The trial of Galileo Gallilei in 1633 was a scandal for both science and theology. Neither were advanced by the verdict.
10/16/2016 • 14 minutes, 33 seconds
Vale Sheik Fehmi, de-redicalising Grand Mufti of Australia
Australia's earliest de-radicalising Imam
10/9/2016 • 11 minutes, 13 seconds
How to release refugees long held prisoner on Manus, Nauru and Christmas Island
Professor Frank Brennan passionately arguing about human rights and asylum seekers.
10/9/2016 • 34 minutes, 49 seconds
The Ark: psychiatrist Carl Jung and Shamanism
The founder of analytical psychology and what he discovered on the parallels between psychoanalysts and witch doctors.
10/9/2016 • 14 minutes, 29 seconds
How to release refugees long held prisoner on Manus, Nauru and Christmas Island
Professor Frank Brennan passionately arguing about human rights and asylum seekers.
10/9/2016 • 34 minutes, 49 seconds
The Ark: psychiatrist Carl Jung and Shamanism
The founder of analytical psychology and what he discovered on the parallels between psychoanalysts and witch doctors.
10/9/2016 • 14 minutes, 29 seconds
Vale Sheik Fehmi, de-redicalising Grand Mufti of Australia
Australia's earliest de-radicalising Imam
10/9/2016 • 11 minutes, 13 seconds
American Prophet Joseph Smith
On the 200th anniversary of the birth of the founder of Mormonism, Rachael Kohn spoke to Professor Douglas Davies about the life of Joseph Smith.
10/2/2016 • 14 minutes, 40 seconds
Dr Keith Mascord: first Anglican casualty of the same-sex marriage debate
A Sydney Anglican minister appears to be the first casualty of the same-sex marriage debate.
10/2/2016 • 15 minutes, 29 seconds
Muslims, Migration and Australian Angst
Surveys are pointing to a sizeable fear of Muslims among Australians.
What might these findings mean for Australia’s half a million Muslims, and how might we respond better to our anxiety?
10/2/2016 • 52 minutes, 51 seconds
A Tibetan Pilgrimage with Mark Gould and Tenzin Choegyal
The ritual making and destruction of sand mandalas in Tibetan Buddhism, as highlighted on the ABC TV's Compass program.
10/2/2016 • 39 minutes, 22 seconds
A Tibetan Pilgrimage with Mark Gould and Tenzin Choegyal
The ritual making and destruction of sand mandalas in Tibetan Buddhism, as highlighted on the ABC TV's Compass program.
10/2/2016 • 39 minutes, 22 seconds
American Prophet Joseph Smith
On the 200th anniversary of the birth of the founder of Mormonism, Rachael Kohn spoke to Professor Douglas Davies about the life of Joseph Smith.
10/2/2016 • 14 minutes, 40 seconds
Dr Keith Mascord: first Anglican casualty of the same-sex marriage debate
A Sydney Anglican minister appears to be the first casualty of the same-sex marriage debate.
10/2/2016 • 15 minutes, 29 seconds
Muslims, Migration and Australian Angst
Surveys are pointing to a sizeable fear of Muslims among Australians.
What might these findings mean for Australia’s half a million Muslims, and how might we respond better to our anxiety?
10/2/2016 • 52 minutes, 51 seconds
Andrew West on the latest Religion and Ethics news
The presenter of ABC RN's Religion and Ethics Report joins Sunday Nights to survey the latest in the world of religion.
9/25/2016 • 14 minutes, 28 seconds
The Ark - A Brief History of Heresy
Rachael Kohn talks with Cambridge Professor of Religious History, Gill Evans, about people who've found themselves on the wrong end of church doctrine.
9/25/2016 • 14 minutes, 34 seconds
Sport Values and Drugs
But how should our sporting heroes play the game, and do they always fight fair?
9/25/2016 • 53 minutes, 7 seconds
The Ark - A Brief History of Heresy
Rachael Kohn talks with Cambridge Professor of Religious History, Gill Evans, about people who've found themselves on the wrong end of church doctrine.
9/25/2016 • 14 minutes, 34 seconds
Sport Values and Drugs
But how should our sporting heroes play the game, and do they always fight fair?
9/25/2016 • 53 minutes, 7 seconds
Andrew West on the latest Religion and Ethics news
The presenter of ABC RN's Religion and Ethics Report joins Sunday Nights to survey the latest in the world of religion.
9/25/2016 • 14 minutes, 28 seconds
Faith in the Marriage Plebiscite?
Can we have a civil debate about the contentious issue of same sex marriage?
9/18/2016 • 51 minutes, 33 seconds
To India with love: Aussie Jesuit missionary Fr Phil Crotty
Australian Jesuit Priest Fr Phil Crotty spent 6o years of his life in India. Now in his 80s he'd love to go back.
9/18/2016 • 30 minutes, 6 seconds
Indian journo Damini Nath on idols, pollution & the environment
A Principal Correspondent for The Hindu newspaper explains the tensions between religious practice and modern life in India.
9/18/2016 • 19 minutes, 29 seconds
Captain Cook's Holy Man Tupa'ia
When Captain James Cook left Tahiti in 1769 to explore the Polynesian islands and Batavia, he enlisted Chief Priest Tupa'ia as his navigator.
9/18/2016 • 14 minutes, 46 seconds
To India with love: Aussie Jesuit missionary Fr Phil Crotty
Australian Jesuit Priest Fr Phil Crotty spent 6o years of his life in India. Now in his 80s he'd love to go back.
9/18/2016 • 30 minutes, 6 seconds
Faith in the Marriage Plebiscite?
Can we have a civil debate about the contentious issue of same sex marriage?
9/18/2016 • 51 minutes, 33 seconds
Captain Cook's Holy Man Tupa'ia
When Captain James Cook left Tahiti in 1769 to explore the Polynesian islands and Batavia, he enlisted Chief Priest Tupa'ia as his navigator.
9/18/2016 • 14 minutes, 46 seconds
Indian journo Damini Nath on idols, pollution & the environment
A Principal Correspondent for The Hindu newspaper explains the tensions between religious practice and modern life in India.
9/18/2016 • 19 minutes, 29 seconds
Catholic school principal Paul Tobias on bullying and child safety
Catholic school principal Paul Tobias has made his own personal submission to the Royal Commission into sexual abuse about how his own church needs to respond better.
9/11/2016 • 39 minutes, 4 seconds
The little known history of Australians and Armenians
In the book "Armenia, Australia & the Great War," co-author Peter Stanley tells the stories of unsung Australians who helped survivors and orphans of the Armenian genocide.
9/11/2016 • 15 minutes
September 11, Fifteen Years On
Fifteen years to the day when planes slammed into the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon, our world seems to polarise along religious and ethnic lines in ways we could not have imagined prior.
9/11/2016 • 51 minutes, 12 seconds
Catholic school principal Paul Tobias on bullying and child safety
Catholic school principal Paul Tobias has made his own personal submission to the Royal Commission into sexual abuse about how his own church needs to respond better.
9/11/2016 • 39 minutes, 4 seconds
September 11, Fifteen Years On
Fifteen years to the day when planes slammed into the World Trade Centre and the Pentagon, our world seems to polarise along religious and ethnic lines in ways we could not have imagined prior.
9/11/2016 • 51 minutes, 12 seconds
The little known history of Australians and Armenians
In the book "Armenia, Australia & the Great War," co-author Peter Stanley tells the stories of unsung Australians who helped survivors and orphans of the Armenian genocide.
9/11/2016 • 15 minutes
The Ark: Gandhi, Secular Saint
"You must be the change you want to see in the world," said Gandhi. This belief informed his policy of peaceful resistance to British rule.
9/4/2016 • 14 minutes, 40 seconds
Religion news with Tom Roberts: Mother Teresa canonised and Pope Francis on caring for the earth
Mother Teresa is canonised, Pope Francis declares September 1 as the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation and more on the latest religion news with Tom Roberts, Editor-at-large of the National Catholic Reporter.
9/4/2016 • 11 minutes, 1 second
Youth PoWR, Australia's largest interfaith event for youth, empowers young Australians to have their say
Avia Madar, Rahaf Ahmed, Jayniel Shandil and Steff Fenton talk about the issues that directly affect young Australians today, including refugee rights, mental health, racism, the environment and religious extremism.
9/4/2016 • 47 minutes, 52 seconds
Rev Tim Costello: faith in life, work and religion
"Let's filter out all that religious stuff. He surely couldn't still be one of those." Rev Tim Costello says he IS still one of those and that his faith is central to the way he lives.
9/4/2016 • 39 minutes, 4 seconds
Youth PoWR, Australia's largest interfaith event for youth, empowers young Australians to have their say
Avia Madar, Rahaf Ahmed, Jayniel Shandil and Steff Fenton talk about the issues that directly affect young Australians today, including refugee rights, mental health, racism, the environment and religious extremism.
9/4/2016 • 47 minutes, 52 seconds
The Ark: Gandhi, Secular Saint
"You must be the change you want to see in the world," said Gandhi. This belief informed his policy of peaceful resistance to British rule.
9/4/2016 • 14 minutes, 40 seconds
Religion news with Tom Roberts: Mother Teresa canonised and Pope Francis on caring for the earth
Mother Teresa is canonised, Pope Francis declares September 1 as the World Day of Prayer for the Care of Creation and more on the latest religion news with Tom Roberts, Editor-at-large of the National Catholic Reporter.
9/4/2016 • 11 minutes, 1 second
Rev Tim Costello: faith in life, work and religion
"Let's filter out all that religious stuff. He surely couldn't still be one of those." Rev Tim Costello says he IS still one of those and that his faith is central to the way he lives.
9/4/2016 • 39 minutes, 4 seconds
Prof. Denys Turner offers alternatives to aggressive atheism.
John Cleary caught up with Professor Turner when he was visiting Australia recently give a public lecture, On Denying the Right God.
8/28/2016 • 34 minutes, 56 seconds
The Ark - Celts Ancient or Modern
Rachael Kohn discusses resurgent interest in all things Celtic with author Marcus Tanner.
8/28/2016 • 14 minutes, 45 seconds
Nadia Murad, Yazidi Survivor of sexual slavery
Nadia Murad tells her story of escaping ISIS.
8/28/2016 • 10 minutes, 42 seconds
Buddhist environmental activists divest from coal, oil and gas
Australian Buddhists are doing their bit to respond to climate change.
8/28/2016 • 46 minutes, 17 seconds
The Ark - Celts Ancient or Modern
Rachael Kohn discusses resurgent interest in all things Celtic with author Marcus Tanner.
8/28/2016 • 14 minutes, 45 seconds
Prof. Denys Turner offers alternatives to aggressive atheism.
John Cleary caught up with Professor Turner when he was visiting Australia recently give a public lecture, On Denying the Right God.
8/28/2016 • 34 minutes, 56 seconds
Buddhist environmental activists divest from coal, oil and gas
Australian Buddhists are doing their bit to respond to climate change.
8/28/2016 • 46 minutes, 17 seconds
Nadia Murad, Yazidi Survivor of sexual slavery
Nadia Murad tells her story of escaping ISIS.
8/28/2016 • 10 minutes, 42 seconds
Andrew West on the latest Religion and Ethics news
Host of RN's Religion and Ethics Report on religion news of the week
8/21/2016 • 18 minutes, 14 seconds
Andrew West on the latest Religion and Ethics news
Host of RN's Religion and Ethics Report on religion news of the week
8/21/2016 • 18 minutes, 14 seconds
150th Anniversary chat with the Josephite Sisters
Leading women of the Sisters of St Joseph on their work among the poor and marginalised
8/21/2016 • 51 minutes, 1 second
150th Anniversary chat with the Josephite Sisters
Leading women of the Sisters of St Joseph on their work among the poor and marginalised
8/21/2016 • 51 minutes, 1 second
Who pays for the Good Society?
Are we becoming a meaner society in which questions of economic and social justice and even basic human rights are sacrificed on the altar of self interest?
8/14/2016 • 47 minutes, 20 seconds
Former Turkish politician Dr Aykan Erdemir on Turkey's version of "Secularism"
Dr Aykan Erdemir of the US Foundation for Defense of Democracies on Turkish secularism
8/14/2016 • 16 minutes, 28 seconds
Prof Ian Hutchinson on scientific thought and religion
Scientist and Christian believer
8/14/2016 • 33 minutes, 34 seconds
The Ark - Angkor Wat
Dr Martin Polkinghorne joins Rachael Kohn to unravel the dual faith traditions of Cambodia's famous temple complex.
8/14/2016 • 14 minutes, 37 seconds
Prof Ian Hutchinson on scientific thought and religion
Scientist and Christian believer
8/14/2016 • 33 minutes, 34 seconds
Who pays for the Good Society?
Are we becoming a meaner society in which questions of economic and social justice and even basic human rights are sacrificed on the altar of self interest?
8/14/2016 • 47 minutes, 20 seconds
Former Turkish politician Dr Aykan Erdemir on Turkey's version of "Secularism"
Dr Aykan Erdemir of the US Foundation for Defense of Democracies on Turkish secularism
8/14/2016 • 16 minutes, 28 seconds
The Ark - Angkor Wat
Dr Martin Polkinghorne joins Rachael Kohn to unravel the dual faith traditions of Cambodia's famous temple complex.
8/14/2016 • 14 minutes, 37 seconds
The Ark: Tarot Cards of Fortune
How a 15th century card game became a major system of divination.
7/31/2016 • 14 minutes, 31 seconds
Rev Dr Keith Garner on parents trying to re-enter the workforce
Wesley Mission has launched a new program designed to support parents seeking to re-enter the workforce.
7/31/2016 • 13 minutes, 7 seconds
Tiernan Brady on Australian Marriage Equality
Ireland’s champion of Marriage Equality is now in charge of the Australian Marriage Equality campaign.
7/31/2016 • 30 minutes, 50 seconds
The Ark: Tarot Cards of Fortune
How a 15th century card game became a major system of divination.
7/31/2016 • 14 minutes, 31 seconds
Rev Dr Keith Garner on parents trying to re-enter the workforce
Wesley Mission has launched a new program designed to support parents seeking to re-enter the workforce.
7/31/2016 • 13 minutes, 7 seconds
Is our “lucky country” becoming a meaner society?
Is our “lucky country” becoming a meaner society?
7/31/2016 • 49 minutes, 48 seconds
Is our “lucky country” becoming a meaner society?
Is our “lucky country” becoming a meaner society?
7/31/2016 • 49 minutes, 48 seconds
Tiernan Brady on Australian Marriage Equality
Ireland’s champion of Marriage Equality is now in charge of the Australian Marriage Equality campaign.
7/31/2016 • 30 minutes, 50 seconds
A Newington School Interfaith Panel where students get into interreligious dialogue.
School students get into interfaith dialogue.
7/24/2016 • 51 minutes, 8 seconds
The Ark: Theosophy Feminism and the Wizard of Oz
Frank Baum - theosophist, feminist and author of The Wizard of Oz.
7/24/2016 • 14 minutes, 44 seconds
Religion and Politics afterTurkey's recent coup attempt
The Turkish Government is blaming the recent coup attempt on the Gulen Movement. Who are they?
7/24/2016 • 50 minutes, 3 seconds
The Ark: Theosophy Feminism and the Wizard of Oz
Frank Baum - theosophist, feminist and author of The Wizard of Oz.
7/24/2016 • 14 minutes, 44 seconds
Religion and Politics afterTurkey's recent coup attempt
The Turkish Government is blaming the recent coup attempt on the Gulen Movement. Who are they?
7/24/2016 • 50 minutes, 3 seconds
A Newington School Interfaith Panel where students get into interreligious dialogue.
School students get into interfaith dialogue.
7/24/2016 • 51 minutes, 8 seconds
Prof William Cavanaugh on the myth of religious violence
Prof William Cavanaugh on the myth of religious violence
7/17/2016 • 27 minutes, 47 seconds
Former Labor Premier of South Australia Rev. Dr Lynn Arnold AO
Former Labor Premier of South Australia
7/17/2016 • 13 minutes, 19 seconds
The Ark - Delphic Oracle
The oracle at Delphi
7/17/2016 • 14 minutes, 44 seconds
Turkish Analyst Dr Aykan Erdemir, then Competition and User Choice in Government Human Services
Turkish Analyst Dr Aykan Erdemir, then Competition and User Choice in Government Human Services
7/17/2016 • 52 minutes, 50 seconds
Former Labor Premier of South Australia Rev. Dr Lynn Arnold AO
Former Labor Premier of South Australia
7/17/2016 • 13 minutes, 19 seconds
Turkish Analyst Dr Aykan Erdemir, then Competition and User Choice in Government Human Services
Turkish Analyst Dr Aykan Erdemir, then Competition and User Choice in Government Human Services
7/17/2016 • 52 minutes, 50 seconds
Prof William Cavanaugh on the myth of religious violence
Prof William Cavanaugh on the myth of religious violence
7/17/2016 • 27 minutes, 47 seconds
The Ark - Delphic Oracle
The oracle at Delphi
7/17/2016 • 14 minutes, 44 seconds
U.S.A. Religion News with Tom Roberts from the National Catholic Reporter
The Editor at Large of the US National Catholic Reporter shares the latest developments around the Catholic world.
7/10/2016 • 13 minutes, 11 seconds
U.S.A. Religion News with Tom Roberts from the National Catholic Reporter
The Editor at Large of the US National Catholic Reporter shares the latest developments around the Catholic world.
7/10/2016 • 13 minutes, 11 seconds
London's Temple Church Choir on tour in Australia
The Musical Director and the Priest in charge of London's renowned Temple Church boy choristers discuss their upcoming tour of Australia.
7/10/2016 • 46 minutes, 45 seconds
London's Temple Church Choir on tour in Australia
The Musical Director and the Priest in charge of London's renowned Temple Church boy choristers discuss their upcoming tour of Australia.
7/10/2016 • 46 minutes, 45 seconds
The power of the Dreaming, and hopes for a treaty among Indigenous Australians
As Australia marks NAIDOC week, Sunday Nights explores the continued power of the dreaming, and hopes for treaty among Indigenous Australian ministers and those ministering with them.
7/10/2016 • 48 minutes, 36 seconds
The power of the Dreaming, and hopes for a treaty among Indigenous Australians
As Australia marks NAIDOC week, Sunday Nights explores the continued power of the dreaming, and hopes for treaty among Indigenous Australian ministers and those ministering with them.
7/10/2016 • 48 minutes, 36 seconds
Anglican Bishop Stephen Pickard on compassion in democracy
Seeking greater compassion within our democratic institutions
7/3/2016 • 22 minutes, 30 seconds
The Ark: Missions to Aborigines
The clash of beliefs and cultures in early Australian history
7/3/2016 • 14 minutes, 48 seconds
Islam and Australian Democracy
Islam and politics became something of a punching bag during the election campaign. Our panel sorts through the issues.
7/3/2016 • 49 minutes, 36 seconds
Anglican Bishop Stephen Pickard on compassion in democracy
Seeking greater compassion within our democratic institutions
7/3/2016 • 22 minutes, 30 seconds
The Ark: Missions to Aborigines
The clash of beliefs and cultures in early Australian history
7/3/2016 • 14 minutes, 48 seconds
Islam and Australian Democracy
Islam and politics became something of a punching bag during the election campaign. Our panel sorts through the issues.
7/3/2016 • 49 minutes, 36 seconds
Andrew West on the latest Religion and Ethics news
Making some sense of religious and social attitudes within political change
6/26/2016 • 16 minutes, 37 seconds
Rev Robin Meyers from the USA on the Progressive Christian Movement
American Christian minister, peace activist, philosophy professor and author
6/26/2016 • 35 minutes, 58 seconds
Andrew West on the latest Religion and Ethics news
Making some sense of religious and social attitudes within political change
6/26/2016 • 16 minutes, 37 seconds
Rev Robin Meyers from the USA on the Progressive Christian Movement
American Christian minister, peace activist, philosophy professor and author
6/26/2016 • 35 minutes, 58 seconds
Refugee Advocates speak out in Refugee Week
Refugee Advocates working with some of the most marginalised people in Australia
6/19/2016 • 48 minutes, 40 seconds
The Ark: The Religious Habit
The nun's habit has divided people since it came into being shortly after Catholicism itself emerged.
6/19/2016 • 14 minutes, 38 seconds
Evangelical Christian Larry Taunton on his friend, Christopher Hitchens
Larry Alex Taunton is the author of 'The Faith of Christopher Hitchens".
6/19/2016 • 27 minutes, 47 seconds
Ahmad Shuja on Afghanistan and the dangers facing refugees
Ahmad Shuja describes how unsafe and unstable Afghanistan remains for returning refugees
6/19/2016 • 17 minutes, 59 seconds
Refugee Advocates speak out in Refugee Week
Refugee Advocates working with some of the most marginalised people in Australia
6/19/2016 • 48 minutes, 40 seconds
Ahmad Shuja on Afghanistan and the dangers facing refugees
Ahmad Shuja describes how unsafe and unstable Afghanistan remains for returning refugees
6/19/2016 • 17 minutes, 59 seconds
Evangelical Christian Larry Taunton on his friend, Christopher Hitchens
Larry Alex Taunton is the author of 'The Faith of Christopher Hitchens".
6/19/2016 • 27 minutes, 47 seconds
The Ark: The Religious Habit
The nun's habit has divided people since it came into being shortly after Catholicism itself emerged.
6/19/2016 • 14 minutes, 38 seconds
New worship book for Australian Catholics
A new worship book has been published for Australia's five million Catholics.
6/12/2016 • 18 minutes, 54 seconds
New worship book for Australian Catholics
A new worship book has been published for Australia's five million Catholics.
6/12/2016 • 18 minutes, 54 seconds
Rev Dr Keith Mascord on his new book: Faith without Fear
Rev Mascord's new book "Faith without Fear" is about burning issues confronting modern Evangelical Christians.
6/12/2016 • 29 minutes, 3 seconds
Auburn Giants multicultural women's AFL team
A multicultural women's AFL team made up mostly of Muslim women is smashing stereotypes in Western Sydney.
6/12/2016 • 48 minutes, 21 seconds
Dr Graham Phillips find how meditation can change you
Catalyst's Dr Graham Phillips took on meditation and tested the results.
6/12/2016 • 15 minutes, 8 seconds
Auburn Giants multicultural women's AFL team
A multicultural women's AFL team made up mostly of Muslim women is smashing stereotypes in Western Sydney.
6/12/2016 • 48 minutes, 21 seconds
Dr Graham Phillips find how meditation can change you
Catalyst's Dr Graham Phillips took on meditation and tested the results.
6/12/2016 • 15 minutes, 8 seconds
Rev Dr Keith Mascord on his new book: Faith without Fear
Rev Mascord's new book "Faith without Fear" is about burning issues confronting modern Evangelical Christians.
6/12/2016 • 29 minutes, 3 seconds
Much ado about Safe Schools
The landmark school program on sexual orientation and gender identity is lauded by its supporter but pilloried by its critics.
So what's actually in it?
6/5/2016 • 49 minutes, 31 seconds
Kallistos Ware on historic Orthodox bishops' meeting
For the very first time in over 1200 years Eastern Orthodox bishops of the world are meeting together this month with their leader, ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew
6/5/2016 • 25 minutes, 47 seconds
Pastor Steve Chong on the ISIS frontline
Pastor Steve Chong and his wife Naomi travelled to northern Iraq with Open Doors Australia, which focuses on supporting Christians around the world who are persecuted for their faith.
6/5/2016 • 21 minutes, 10 seconds
Much ado about Safe Schools
The landmark school program on sexual orientation and gender identity is lauded by its supporter but pilloried by its critics.
So what's actually in it?
6/5/2016 • 49 minutes, 31 seconds
Pastor Steve Chong on the ISIS frontline
Pastor Steve Chong and his wife Naomi travelled to northern Iraq with Open Doors Australia, which focuses on supporting Christians around the world who are persecuted for their faith.
6/5/2016 • 21 minutes, 10 seconds
Kallistos Ware on historic Orthodox bishops' meeting
For the very first time in over 1200 years Eastern Orthodox bishops of the world are meeting together this month with their leader, ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew