My God

Now screening on TVNZ 6 - Tuesday nights at 7pm

Series 4 coming soon to TV One

Moana Maniapoto

My God – Series Three

1. Moana Maniapoto (Individual Spirituality) Musician

2. Major Brent Smith (Muslim) Army Major

3. Llew Summers (Christian) Sculptor

4. Deirdre Drysdale (Spiritualist) Retired Financial Officer

5. Manuka Henare (Maori Catholic) Business Academic

6. Joanne Harvey (Christian) Synthetic Chemist / Scientist

7. Bronwyn McFarlane (Salvation Army) Missing Person’s Unit

8. Nooroa Kippenberger (Sukyo Mahikari) Physical Trainer

9. Andrew Johnston (Presbyterian) Youth Worker

10.Glenn Colquhoun (Ex-7th Day Adventist) GP and Poet

My God - Series One

1. Anjum Rahman (Muslim) Accountant 

2. Eteuati Ete & Tofiga Fepulea'l (Samoan Congregational) Comedians

3. Hugh Tennent (Buddhist) Architect

4. Sukhi Turner (Sikh) Retired Mayor

5. Ilona Rodgers (Baha’i) Actress

6. Ruia Aperahama (Ratana) Entertainer

7. Joy Cowley (Catholic) Writer

8. Inky Tullock (Pentecostal Presbyterian) Business Man & Motor Racer

9. Todd Miller (Mormon) Former All Black, Teacher

10.Steven Daniels (Maori Jew) Health Services

My God - Series Two

1. Raj Varma (Hindu) Actor

2. Bull Allen (Destiny Church) Former All Black, Sales Rep.

3. Chris Mullane (Druid) Business Advisor 

4. Jo Randerson (Anglican) Writer / Performer

5. Helen Smith (Scientologist) G.P. 

6. Andrew Becroft (Christian) Chief Youth Court Judge

7. Dame Barbara Goodman (Rationalist) Retired Councillor

8. John Maihi (Ringatu) Corrections Whanau Liaison

9. Joycelyn Foo (Soka Gakkai Nichrien Buddhist) Lawyer

10.Derek McCullough (Unitarian Universalist) Ex Public Relations

All three series are presented by Chris Nichol and have been fully funded by New Zealand On Air. We have cleared the format rights for replay in schools and group viewing so if you'd like to use this programme in a class or discussion group - do it with our enthusiastic support!  The programme reflects the principles of the Interfaith Movement and has received great support over the last three years from both the Interfaith Council and the Human Rights Commission.

Chris Nichol (Presenter)