Chris Fotinopoulos asks if we should also be recognising our demons on Australia Day

As we celebrated the Epiphany, Chris Fotinopoulos remembered January 6, his father’s name day, as a community building event

Chris Fotinopoulos has a look at the church of Oprah, and finds it’s anything but Orthodox

Father’s day is an appropriate time to reflect on a community’s responsibility to children, says Chris Fotinopoulos

The Feast of the Dormition this weekend gives Chris Fotinopoulos cause to recall his grandmother and her friendship with a close neighbour, Shirley.

Nothing irks Chris Fotinopoulos more than the banal muzak to which neo Christians clap their hands.

In the ’50s and ’60s many newcomers to the country achieved cultural acceptance by doing what true Australians did: drink VB and barrack for Australia in all sporting contests.<

For all good deaths there are deaths that are horrible. And it’s not
because of the lack of resources, compassion or good will that this is
so.

Chris Fotinopoulos makes the case that people with faith emphasise the value of diversity yet view those who are free of faith as morally unfit to participate in their discussions.

Chris Fotinopoulos asks whether the audiences laughed at Sedaris’ readings because he was funny, or because he was a celebrity and comes to the conclusion that he’s a funny celebri