Episodes
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Musician and content creator Tom Nethersole joins Craig and Ethan to reflect on Season 1 of JOY’s The Open Table.
The post Episode 21 – Season 1 finale with Tom Nethersole appeared first on The Open Table.
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Punk music artist and lawyer, Sophie Jest, talks about growing up as a practicing Mormon in Queensland, her family and queer identity.
The post Episode 20 – Sophie Jest appeared first on The Open Table.
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Warren Pinto talks about growing up in Canada, his Catholic faith and his experiences since moving to Australia.
The post Episode 19 – Warren Pinto appeared first on The Open Table.
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Associate Professor in Public Policy, Social and Political Sciences, talks about the results and implications of Donald Trump’s re-election as the President of the United States of America.
The post Episode 18 – Lauren Rosewarne appeared first on The Open Table.
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JOY’s Operations and Administration Coordinator, Josh Hernandez, talks about his Catholic upbringing, spiritual journey and evolving philosophy on life.
The post Episode 17 – Josh Hernandez appeared first on The Open Table.
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Celebrant Aaron McDonnell talks about his Catholic faith and the challenges of coming out to the queer community as Catholic.
The post Episode 16 – Aaron McDonnell appeared first on The Open Table.
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Designer and artist James Hillier (Nordacious) discusses his Pentecostal background and how he emerged from it.
The post Episode 15 – James Hillier appeared first on The Open Table.
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Ex-Hillsong musician Scott Parker (Hillsong Boy) talks about leaving Australia’s most prominent church.
The post Episode 14 – Scott Parker appeared first on The Open Table.
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Former JOY Breakfast host, Rach Morrison, talks about her Baptist upbringing, family and queer identity.
The post Episode 13 – Rach Morrison appeared first on The Open Table.
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Philanthropy Advisor, Olivia Clark-Moffatt, talks about her bisexuality, growing up an atheist, being a former Anglican priest and discovering her self-developed faith.
The post Episode 12 – Olivia Clark-Moffatt appeared first on The Open Table.
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Mr Universe 2024, Jony Berry, returns to the Open Table and talks about his pride in being an Indigenous queer person and issues that affect First Nations people.
The post Episode 11 – Jony Berry (Part 2) appeared first on The Open Table.
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“Lara”, who identifies as a Syrian Orthodox Queer woman, talks about emigrating to Australia as a child and navigating her faith and sexuality.
The post Episode 10 – “Lara” appeared first on The Open Table.
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Mr Universe 2024, Jony Berry, talks about his pride in being an Indigenous queer Tasmanian, spirituality, advocacy work and being a survivor of child sexual abuse.
The post Episode 9 – Jony Berry (Part 1) appeared first on The Open Table.
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JOY Newsreader, Sameer Mane, talks to Craig about growing up in India, Hinduism and moving to Australia.
The post Episode 8 – Sameer Mane appeared first on The Open Table.
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Musician and content creator, Tom Nethersole, talks to Craig about his relationships, grief and songwriting inspirations.
The post Episode 7 – Tom Nethersole appeared first on The Open Table.
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Founder of Queer Arabs Australia, Bas Kerbage, talks about his life and his LGBTQIA+ and human rights activism.
The post Episode 6 – Basim (Bas) Kerbage appeared first on The Open Table.
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JOY Strictly Soundtracks Presenter, Dave Samuel, talks about growing up in a progressive Jewish family and multi-gender sexuality.
The post Episode 5 – Dave Samuel appeared first on The Open Table.
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Rev. Dr Avril Hannah-Jones talks to Craig about the acceptance and love from her family and the Uniting Church.
The post Episode 4 – Avril Hannah-Jones appeared first on The Open Table.
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JOY Radio Presenter, Demetra Giannakopoulos, who identifies as a Lesbian, talks about her Greek Orthodox faith and upbringing.
The post Episode 3 – Demetra Giannakopoulos appeared first on The Open Table.
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Ministry Leader at Heartwell Church, Brian Macallan, talks about his journey of faith, love and inclusion.
The post Episode 2 – Brian Macallan appeared first on The Open Table.
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