Musician and content creator Tom Nethersole joins Craig and Ethan to reflect on Season 1 of JOY’s The Open Table.

Punk music artist and lawyer, Sophie Jest, talks about growing up as a practicing Mormon in Queensland, her family and queer identity.

Warren Pinto talks about growing up in Canada, his Catholic faith and his experiences since moving to Australia.

Associate Professor in Public Policy, Social and Political Sciences, talks about the results and implications of Donald Trumps re-election as the President of the United States of America.

JOYs Operations and Administration Coordinator, Josh Hernandez, talks about his Catholic upbringing, spiritual journey and evolving philosophy on life.

Celebrant Aaron McDonnell talks about his Catholic faith and the challenges of coming out to the queer community as Catholic.

Designer and artist James Hillier (Nordacious) discusses his Pentecostal background and how he emerged from it.

Ex-Hillsong musician Scott Parker (Hillsong Boy) talks about leaving Australias most prominent church.

Former JOY Breakfast host, Rach Morrison, talks about her Baptist upbringing, family and queer identity.

Philanthropy Advisor, Olivia Clark-Moffatt, talks about her bisexuality, growing up an atheist, being a former Anglican priest and discovering her self-developed faith.