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Time to Act

Munther Issac and Richard Sewell join us online from Palestine. Our Palestinian sisters and brothers are calling on us to act now for a just peace. Hear directly from them about their lived reality,...
Speaker(s): Amos Trust, Christian Aid, Sabeel-Kairos, The Methodist Church

Treasure in a Field

At Boughton, the festival communion has re-emerged as a highlight of the weekend. So we've made a book of those ideas and resources! Andrew Graystone and others share their learning and their hopes...
Speaker(s): Andrew Graystone

Financial Futures

Join Ann Pettifor, Atul K Shah and Matthew Martin as they explore alternative routes towards a just and sustainable future financial system, and an economics that can manage climate breakdown and...
Speaker(s): Ann Pettifor, Atul K Shah, Matthew Martin

Fossil Fuelled Migration

Another record-breaking summer, and the fossil fuel corporations cooking the planet are also funding the politicians closing the borders to the people fleeing it. The co-leader of Greenpeace UK...
Speaker(s): Areeba Hamid

The Sacred Ache

Writer, podcaster and biblical scholar Belle Tindall-Riley explores her new book with Chine McDonald, making the case that culture's increasing openness to the spiritual is not just a trend but the...
Speaker(s): Belle Tindall-Riley, Kate Bottley

Hope in Action

Drawing on Lamma Mansour's lived experience in Nazareth, and Christian Aid's work in the occupied Palestinian territory, join us to listen in on a hope-full conversation. Sally and Lamma will explore...
Speaker(s): Christian Aid, Lamma Mansour, Sally Foster-Fulton

Could you slide the marmalade down this way?

Ever lived in community? Or talked to yourself about it? Or wondered if it's something for you? Utopian pipe dream or rule of a good life? Folk from the Iona Community share their experiences of a...
Speaker(s): Iona Community, Ruth Harvey

Who Will Slay the Elbit Beast?

Clare Hinchcliffe's daughter Zoe (20) was imprisoned for 18 months on remand for direct action against an Israeli weapons factory in Bristol. Clare and Zoe share their story and how prayer and poetry...

Love Your Cancelled Enemy

Dave Tomlinson asks what it means to love our enemies in an age of callouts and cancel culture. Can movements for justice stay transformative without writing people off, are there better ways to...
Speaker(s): Dave Tomlinson

Fringe Dweller

A fresh look at Jesus the Fringe Dweller. Exploring his encounters with those at the fringes and delving deeper into one story - Flip The Script. With conversation, participation and artist responses...
Speaker(s): David Cotterill, Jonny Baker

Green Light For Change

As the old two-party system falls apart, Green Party CEO Harriet Lamb is keen to hear your views and questions. She outlines the power of progressive politics, and how we can all get involved in...
Speaker(s): Harriet Lamb

Dark Night

Martha Sprackland reads her luminous translations of poems and prose by 16th-century Spanish mystic John of the Cross. His immediate, sensual writing swings between light and dark, desperation and...
Speaker(s): Martha Sprackland

Liturgies of the Wild

Modern Christianity often seems to forget the contemplative, mythic and imaginative. Martin Shaw prescribes, ancient technologies, story, ecology, liturgy and rites of passage, to deepen the...
Speaker(s): Martin Shaw, Elizabeth Oldfield

Poetry and Social Justice

In this hour of conversation with Pádraig Ó Tuama, Puerto Rican American poet Martín Espada, known for his commitment to justice, will read poems and discuss the themes of his art, and share his...
Speaker(s): Martín Espada, Pádraig Ó Tuama

Meet the artist

Persuaded by his good friend (and ours) Martyn Joseph, the National Treasure that is Michael Sheen dials in from his family holiday to join us at Greenbelt to talk all things acting, arts, activism...
Speaker(s): Michael Sheen, Martyn Joseph