On Mic

On Mic

New show from Shine TV airing every Tuesday & Thursday at 7pm. Landing here is a selection of our latest conversations from the Rhema and Star radio studios. Talking to people across New Zealand and beyond, who have made waves as musicians, maybe political leaders, artists, you name it. "On Mic" hopes to bring you these interviews so you don't miss on their stories.

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  • Keeping Christ in Christmas: The Hope Project on Making Christ Visible

    Although October might feel early to start thinking about Christmas, now is the perfect time to begin planning how you can share the message of hope that Christmas brings with your community. Dave Mann from The Hope Project shares his insights with Andrew Urquhart on how to make a meaningful impa...

  • News: Albo's Pricey New House, Stalker Statistics and a 70-Year-Old Lotto Winner

    Dr Craig Heilmann joins Andrew Urquhart for their weekly conversation, this time delving into some noteworthy headlines from Australian news.

  • Bringing Politicians to the Frontlines: The Salvation Army Shows the Realities

    Ana Ika, Social Policy Analyst and Advocate at The Salvation Army, joins Andrew Urquhart to discuss their recent efforts in inviting MPs to witness firsthand the work they do in the community. She highlights how these visits allow politicians to meet individuals impacted not only by the Salvation...

  • Coalition Government of Cohesion: Dr Bryce Edwards Discusses NZF Conference

    Political commentator Dr. Bryce Edwards joins Andrew Urquhart for his weekly discussion, sharing the latest updates in politics and offering his insights on the recent NZF conference.

  • Persecuted Christians in Laos: Open Doors Helps Free Imprisoned Believers

    The persecution of Christians in Laos has intensified significantly this year, heightening the risks for those practicing their faith. Anna Hutchins from Open Doors highlights the severity of the situation and shares the story of Han, a local Christian leader, who was arrested and imprisoned alon...

  • AI in the Workplace: FixHR Talks Pros and Cons of AI Integration

    Would you consider introducing AI to your small business? Ainsley Palairet, the founder and director of FixHR, joins Rhema Breakfast to discuss the benefits and concerns of Artificial Intelligence integration.

  • Luke 18: George Penk Unpacks the Parable of the Tax Collector and the Pharisee

    Are you more like the Pharisee or the Tax Collector? In this week's NZ Biggest Smallgroup, Rev. George Penk joins Kat McCormack and Andrew Curtis to dive into the parable of the Tax Collector and the Pharisee, revealing God's nature and the depth of His mercy.

  • How to Hear God's Voice in Dreams and Visions: Tania Harris Talks New Book

    Throughout history, God has spoken to both believers and non-believers through dreams and visions. While it's easy to dismiss these as mere coincidence, doing so could mean missing out on hearing God's voice. In her new book, God Dreams: How to Hear God's Voice in Dreams and Visions, Tanya Harris...

  • Ancient DNA: Dr Robert Carter Talks New Movie that Tests the Bible

    Creation Ministries International has just released a new movie called "Ancient DNA" which joins Dr Robert Carter as he delves into the captivating realm of ancient DNA research, shedding light on the mysteries that envelop early human civilization. Rhema Afternoons invited him on the show to dis...

  • Encouraging Businesspeople in Their Faith: The Well Initiative

    Scott Pilkington, Founder and Managing Director of Resonance Consulting, joins Rhema Breakfast to discuss "The Well," an initiative focused on encouraging businesspeople in their faith.

    The upcoming "The Well" events, titled "Faith & Risk Taking," will be held in Auckland and Tauranga on Novembe...

  • Writer Peter Gilderdale's Latest Installment in Little Yellow Digger Series

    When floodwaters endanger a town, the Little Yellow Digger is called in for the rescue—but how will it reach the scene? The answer unfolds in the latest installment of the Little Yellow Digger series. Author Peter Gilderdale joins Rhema Afternoons to talk about his new book involving a helicopter.

  • NZ History 200 Years Ago: Malcolm Falloon Talks Influential Christian Figures

    Reverend Dr Malcolm Faloon joins Andrew Urquhart to share the story of Tuai, who played a significant role in spreading Christianity among the Māori people in New Zealand and helped deepen the understanding of Te Reo Māori at the time.

  • 'How Are You?' John Cowan on Better Phrases We Can Use to Be a Listening Ear

    People everywhere truly appreciate the chance to talk about their problems. Once they push past shyness and pride, they value a compassionate, listening ear—even when that person doesn't have all the answers or solutions. John Cowan joins Andrew Urquhart in the studio to explore better phrases th...

  • Kāwai Tree of Nourishment: Monty Soutar's New Book on the Impact of Colonisation

    From raids by musket-wielding war parties to heightened internecine warfare, from the influx of whalers, traders, and Christian missionaries to the signing of the Treaty of Waitangi, Kāwai: Tree of Nourishment strikes hard and deep into the heart of colonisation's impact on Māori and is guarantee...

  • Judging a Book by Its Cover: Elizabeth Kirkby-McLeod Talks Book Design

    Do we judge a book by its cover? Since the cover is an integral part of the book, it definitely matters! Rhema Days' literary correspondent Elizabeth (Libby) Kirkby-McLeod joins Andrew Urquhart to discuss the significance of book covers, focusing on aspects like texture, embossing, cover art, bin...

  • Getting Debt on Your Side: Tom Hartmann Shares Strategies for Tackling Debt

    Debt can be overwhelming and incredibly sticky, but it doesn't need to be forever. Tom Hartmann from Sorted joins Lizzie Oakes for another Money Matters Monday to discuss how to begin tackling your debt.

  • Renovation & Maintenance: Christian Savings on Church Stewardship

    For most churches, their building is their largest financial asset, making it crucial to maintain it to a high standard. Andy Milne, Senior Lender at Christian Savings, joins Andrew Urquhart for a discussion on the importance of maintenance and potential renovations for church properties.

  • Decline of Christianity: Mike Crudge on Why Fewer Kiwis Identify as Christian

    Last week, Census data revealed that, for the first time, more New Zealanders identify as non-religious (51.6%) than religious. Dr Mike Crudge from the Baptist Churches of New Zealand discusses what this means for the Church and whether there’s cause for concern.

  • The Sir Edmund Hillary Controversy: John Peachey on Who Reached Everest First

    John Peachey from the Think Farm joins Andrew Urquhart for their weekly discussion, this time exploring the controversy surrounding Sir Edmund Hillary following a recent shocking discovery.

  • Being Effective in the Job Hunt: Tom O'Neil Shares Tips for Success

    Effective planning and management are key to a successful job search! Tom O'Neil from CV.co.nz joins Andrew Urquhart on Rhema Days to share tips on how to strategically plan your job hunt and efficiently prepare your pitches.

  • Young People Disallowed From Church: Barnabas Aid on Persecution in Tajikistan

    In Tajikistan, the small Christian minority, making up less than 2% of the population, faces hostility from the Muslim majority, while the government imposes strict limitations on all religious practices. Steph Johnston, CEO of Barnabas Aid, speaks with Andrew Urquhart about how anyone under 18 i...

  • NZ Medical Council Silencing Claims Must Be Investigated: Free Speech Union Chat

    Reports from The Centrist claim that the Medical Council punished doctors who raised concerns about the COVID-19 vaccine and issued a statement saying anti-vaccination messages had “no place” in professional health practice. Jonathan Ayling, CEO of the Free Speech Union, says these actions must b...

  • The US Perfect Storm: Prof Robert Patman Talks US Election Climate Change Stance

    Professor Robert Patman, an expert in international relations at the University of Otago, joins Andrew Urquhart on the Rhema program to discuss the "perfect storm" unfolding in the United States. With the Trump vs. Kamala Harris contest heating up, Patman explains why the outcome of this election...

  • God's Purpose for Business: Rev Dr Nathan McLellan from Venn Shares Thoughts

    In the Christian Church, business is often seen with suspicion or even disapproval. But what if business leaders are called to play a bigger role in God's plans for the world? Rev Dr Nathan McLellan from the Venn Foundation joins Andrew Urquhart on the show to share his thoughts.

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