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In this podcast we follow up on an article in a recent issue of The Majellan previewing a conference on It’s Not Too late: An Ecumenical Response to Ladato Si. It was held at St Clement’s Retreat Centre in Galong, NSW. One of the speakers was Dr Ross Garnaut, adjunct professor in Public Policy and Environment Management at the Australian National University. There will be further podcasts in the not too distant future so stay tuned. And remember if you would like to subscribe to the Majellan magazine please visit www.majellan.org.au

Welcome to the Majellan Podcast. In this podcast we follow up on an article in the recently released Summer issue of The Majellan about the work of Foodbank, Australia’s largest food charity which distributes food to the poor. Learn more about foodbank: www.foodbank.org.au Further podcasts will follow soon so stay tuned. And remember if you would like to subscribe to the Majellan magazine please visit www.majellan.org.au

In this podcast we look at an article in the Spring issue of The Majellan about the problems associated with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder or OCD. Regular contributor Suvi Mahonen talks about her article and in particular the bravery of one person she interviewed about his ongoing battle with OCD. People who suffer from OCD can experience a lifetime of worry and anxiety but many also learn to live with the condition. Further podcasts will follow soon so stay tuned. And remember if you would like to subscribe to the Majellan magazine please visit www.majellan.org.au

Welcome to the Majellan Podcast. In this podcast we look at an article in the Winter issue of The Majellan about a group called the Bayside Grannies who raise money for grandmothers in Africa. They’re not just any grandmothers. They’re raising their grandchildren because their sons and daughters have been ravaged by the HIV/AIDS pandemic. Without their grandmothers these children would be orphans. Started by Judith Carter in Melbourne, Bayside Grannies have gone from strength to strength. This is their story.

In this podcast we preview an article in the Winter issue of The Majellan about ‘stay at home’ dads. Melanie Dooner writes about three fathers and their experiences of raising their children at home while their partners are busy being the main bread winners. Melanie says while stay at home at dads were almost unheard of 30 or 40 years ago, nowadays it’s become more common. Hope you enjoyed this Majellan podcast. There will be further podcasts so stay tuned. And remember if you would like to subscribe to the Majellan magazine please visit www.majellan.org.au Join us on: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MajellanPublications Twitter: https://twitter.com/MajellanPub (@MajellanPub)

The topic under discussion in this first podcast is from one of the articles in the Autumn issue of The Majellan ~ the alleged medicinal benefits of cannabis. Not as many issues are as controversial as cannabis. Its legalisation has been hotly debated since Adam was a boy, and yet there’s still a great divide between those who would welcome its legalisation and those vehemently opposed. And then there’s the question of whether cannabis is a pain reliever? There are many who swear by its effectiveness to alleviate pain. There are people who have suffered for years with chronic pain who have started taking cannabis. Majellan contributing writer Suvi Mahonen interviews some of these people and several medical experts in the field. But not all are convinced. Some doctors believe the jury is still out on just how effective cannabis really is! Subscribe to the Majellan Magazine at; www.majellan.org.au Have your say! We would love to hear what you think of this topic. Leave a comment or question on our facebook or twitter: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MajellanPublications Twitter: https://twitter.com/MajellanPub

Majellan is currently celebrating its 70th year anniversary. Over the decades we have seen many changes and evolved to continue to bring you relevant content on the platforms you like best. With this in mind, we believe it’s time for us to enter into the digital landscape. From today we’re offering regular podcasts designed to help you get a little more out of the Majellan. We’re planning to produce a podcast each month and previewing the upcoming edition of the magazine. The podcast may include a question and answer segment with a writer about the story they’ve written, or an interview with the person who’s featured in an article. Show Notes: Download Bread 4 Today: https://www.cssr.org.au/bread4today Watch CommonHome.tv: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC63emFdgVWUHfJ-2WElpe4A/videos?sort=dd&view=0&shelf_id=1 Subscribe to the Majellan at: www.majellan.org.au