Open House Interviews

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.

More than 45 million people are held in some form of slavery throughout the world despite the fact that slavery is illegal in every country on earth. The real extent of the problem is unbelievable. Open House presenter Stephen O'Doherty spoke to Walk Free Foundation Executive Director of Global Research Fiona David.

Catholic Archbishop Anthony Fisher says companies are getting too politically correct, after Coopers Beer cut its long-standing partnership with the Bible Society.

Do you love learning from people who are wise? Learn about Dadirri. A practice of deep listening which she believes is healing for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal people.

In a civil society do I have the right to insult you? And should you have the right to seek remedy from a court? A chat with barrister Mark Sneddon.

It’s an uncomfortable truth that kids today are most likely to learn about sex, and form attitudes to it, via the internet. But parents can change that.

Professor Ian Harper, one of Australia's most respected economists talks to Stephen O'Doherty in a wide-ranging conversation covering policy stagnation, the global economy, interest rates and their impact on families.

After a long break, the popular Sunday night talk radio program Open House is coming back to Christian radio—with Stephen O’Doherty behind the mic.

In 2012 Michael Chamberlain, father of baby Azaria, and former husband of Lindy, opens up to Open House about his loss, grief, & 32-year fight for justice.