Mike Gourley

Mike Gourley meets up with members of the Contemplative Network of Aotearoa New Zealand, who use silent reflection, chanting, centring prayer, and meditation to explore their spiritual growth. Audio

Listen to an extended interview with barrier free advisor Vivian Naylor. Audio

From his new vantage point as a wheelchair user, Mike Gourley revisits the issue of access to the built environment. Audio

Mike Gourley talks to Wellington South Anglican community minister, Richard Noble about the contribution people with mental illness make to Christian ministry. Audio

Mike Gourley talks with Christchurch indigenous rights campaigner and educator, social historian and writer, Robert Consedine, about his own encounter with Celtic Christianity. Audio

Mike Gourley talks with New Zealand's Lutheran Bishop, Mark Whitfield, about the coming of the Lutherans to Aotearoa. Audio

Mike Gourley profiles the Lutheran tradition, its founding principles and practice. Audio

Mike Gourley visits Bishop Justin Duckworth in a hut beside his Cathedral where he's spending a week fasting, praying and living in a kind of exile in order to promote Prison Reform. Audio

Mike Gourley profiles the book 'On a Mission' - the story of author Shaun Davison and the twenty-one other young men training to be Marist priests at the Mount St. Mary's seminary in Hawkes Bay. Audio

On Cycle-to-Work Day, Joanna Davison was hit by a car on her way to her job teaching Nursing Studies at Northland Polytechnic in Whangarei. After her initial anger, she reached a stage where she felt… Audio

Mike Gourley meets up with a Wellington woman who says her Christian faith was only complete when she recognised its Jewish origins. Audio

In the second of a 2-part programme exploring the practice and benefits of what's become known formally as spiritual direction, Mike Gourley talks with Wellington woman, Anne Hadfield, a past… Audio

Mike Gourley explores historical, theological and personal perspectives on the Eucharist. Audio

Mike Gourley meets Father Victor Shields the Maltese priest with a thoroughly modern take on psychology and faith. Audio

Mike Gourley recalls the events that happened or were planned for in New Zealand last year, to mark the 400th anniversary of the King James Bible. Audio

Mike Gourley recalls a poetic event where, in the interests of recovery and rehabilitation, Dunedin based poets performed their work at the Isis Rehab ward in Dunedin's Wakari hospital. Audio

Changes to funding for community law centres may threaten speciality law providers like Auckland Disability Law. Audio

As the feature length documentary When A City Falls about the Christchurch earthquakes goes on general release in New Zealand, One in Five recalls a programme from earlier in the year when Mike… Audio

NZ documentary film-maker Peter Wareing spent more than a decade in New York City. He used the opportunity to document the lives of a group of disabled residents, over a fourteen year period. The… Audio

In One in Five, two theatre productions in Auckland signal a new approach to attracting deaf and blind audiences. Audio