There’s a long history of truly effective people ending up in jail for their efforts, even the apostle Paul in the Bible.  We speak with one.

CultureWatch Radio #44 (the one with a jail visit)

Blessed are the troublemakers, especially the godly ones  What could possibly go right?

CultureWatch Radio #45 (the one with the jail bird)

Australians are great lovers of the outdoors, and this includes those city folk.  Now, the increasingly popular activity for friends and families is to go out for the monthly street march – and this isn’t the rent-a-crowd.

CultureWatch Radio #46 (the one where we go for a walk)

People naturally want to be able to do something to help and correct the culture, like turning up to an event.  But how do these things happen in the first place?  Someone has to be inspired ... to defend our cultural castle.

CultureWatch Radio #47 (the one with the ideas men)

In the old days, which were not so long ago, there was this Aussie saying that someone didn’t know if they were Arthur or Martha.  It meant that they were totally confused and bewildered.  Now it’s a real thing.  What is the world coming to?

CultureWatch Radio #48 (the one where halal went binary)

There's this young fella out there with long hair who in a different decade could be mistaken for a hippie – one of those alternative types.  And he’s been writing about Jesus and the cultural issues of the day.  What do you think his chances are?

CultureWatch Radio #49 (the one with the young fella)

Normally we think of feminist endeavours and the United Nations as the complete opposite of pro-life and pro-family values, but one lady has managed to turn that on its head.  How does that work?

CultureWatch Radio #50 (the one with radical anti-feminist)

We take a look back on 2021 with Bill Muhlenberg.

CultureWatch Radio #51 (The one about the huge year)

A tennis player has been ‘holding the line’ in refusing to reveal private medical information in order to play at the Australian Open tennis tournament.  In the face of dire warnings it looks like Tennis Australia is the one who blinked and gave an exemption.  But he’s still not feeling the love.

CultureWatch Radio #52 (the one about the tennis player)

In western countries, witches and warlocks are the stuff of Harry Potter and fairy tales yet in the continent of Africa it’s commonplace.  Things are so quiet here we wouldn’t even know what to look for.

Bill Muehlenberg

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