Benny is incredibly funny and equally wise, he is an Aboriginal business owner, entrepreneur and comedian. Join us for this conversation covering everything from comedy, to trauma and faith.

In this episode I speak to Tulele Faletolu about grief, grace, anxiety, loss, music and choosing to be a good man.

In this episode I speak to Chris Maisano about his incredible journey of transformation.

In this episode I speak to Leena about her journey with Sikhism and Christianity, her process of healing from abuse, her experience with depression and the amazing work that she does today.

Jessica Santosa is a Christian Dating Coach, as well as a Social Worker, Slam Poet and Musician. She shares about her career journey, her faith, and growing up as part of an Indonesian-Australian family in Sydney's Western suburbs.

This short Christmas special is comprised of three brilliantly funny and very profound Christmas monologues, written and performed by Catherine Bradshaw.

Andrew is a young Graduate Lawyer, working in Environmental Law. He talks with us about growing up in Sydney's affluent Nothern Suburbs, the concept of 'Voluntourism', aid work, and recognising the need to also help out back home. Andrew shares really honestly about having cynicism and apathy toward Christianity and the journey he went on to becoming a follower of Jesus Christ.…

Our second interviewee is Gary Raymond, a member of the Salvation Army Church. In his career in the police force, Gary spent 10 years in police Rescue, followed by 10 years as a Detective. This is a candid discussion about his remarkable life, police work and faith. (Warning: strong themes).

Our very first episode is a conversation with Catherine Bradshaw. Cath is a teacher who describes herself as being like a 'bowerbird for information'. She's a mum of 3 and for many years was a children's pastor at a Pentecostal Church. We talk about growing up in the 1970's, education and the pursuit of knowledge, feminism, articulating faith in the 21st Century, the role of online activism in the refugee debate and her diagnosis with MS.…

In this episode we chat to Caz Bamford about growing up in South Africa and the UK, working in the Music and Television industries, what it's like Managing people, dealing with hardship, her journey of faith and much more.

Sister Mary Rachel joined the Dominican Sisters when she was just 20 years old in her home state of Pennsylvania, USA. Now serving with other young Dominican Sisters in Sydney’s western suburbs, Sister Mary Rachel tells us candidly about her choice to become a Sister, the importance of the vows, what day to day looks like and much more.…

This episode is a conversation with Andrew Affleck. We talk about Alzheimer's disease, walking away from God (and returning), the benefits of donating your brain to science and starting a not-for-profit.

David shares with us about his upbringing on the Central Coast, wrestling with questions of science and faith, hardships, politics, his journey as a gay Christian, his role at the Sydney Alliance and what it looks like to live like Jesus.

We get to hear from Muay Thai Fighter & Trainer, and TV Producer and Script Writer: Jessica Yount. Jess shares about growing up in the American mid-west, her journey to faith in Jesus, her involvement in boxing and martial arts, hardship, culture and her career so far in media.