Service with Leroy Logan
Welcome back to Somewhere To Believe In! We're calling this series ‘Keeping the faith' because this time around we're having no-holds-barred conversations with people who get stuck in BECAUSE...
Too much pressure. This pressure’s got to stop.
Once again the pressure cooker is erupting. Because if the pressure keeps getting turned up, that's all pressure cookers can do. Palestinians live in a pressure cooker that's constructed and...
Heartbroken. But hopeful.
Greenbelt's Creative Director Paul Northup reflects on the journey that has led to the decision to cancel Greenbelt Festival. Again. As Oscar Wilde wrote in The Importance of Being Earnest: “To...
Tim Sine
Jeremy Vine
Exile with Rafeef Ziadah
In our final episode in this series, we talk to Palestinian spoken word artist, human rights activist and our new favourite politics teacher, Rafeef Ziadah. We dig into poetry, art, trauma,...
Humanity with Ben Caplan
This week we connect with Canadian singer-songwriter and theatre-maker Ben Caplan. Ben joins us from the car park of a Canadian fast-food giant called Tim Hortons, en route to play a socially...
Speaker(s): Ben CaplanPunk with Dream Nails
On the podcast this week Katherine and Paul welcome Mimi and Lucy from “queer, feminist, punk-witch band” Dream Nails. We discuss what it means to be punk – in the cliched sense but also in...
Speaker(s): Dream NailsRoom to Dream
On the weekend that we'd usually all be together, we weren't able to be. So we asked you to create and send us some art depicting your hopes and dreams for the uncertain year ahead. And, as...
Democracy with Natalia Kaliada
This week's podcast episode is a very important one, so let's get straight to it. Katherine and Paul speak to writer, human rights campaigner, political refugee, theatre-maker and ‘public...
Why ‘Made in Palestine’ this Christmas?
When there are so many global injustices Greenbelt could focus on, why do we make such a big deal about peace, justice and equal rights in modern-day Israel-Palestine? It's a question we get asked...
2020 Wild At Home
As you know, we couldn't come together in the summer of 2020 at beautiful Boughton House for our annual shot-in-the-arm of revolution and revelry, dance and devotion, ideas and inspiration, prayer...
Building Back with Justice: What is our role in mending a broken world?
This is a guest blog from our main partner Christian Aid. God is love. It's a truth of our faith, and one that perhaps we have leaned into more during these uncertain times. We read throughout...
Black Lives Matter: How White People Can Become Better Allies
This is a guest blog from 18-year-old Amanda Veitch of our partners, the URC. Amanda currently lives in Derbyshire and has been attending Greenbelt for the last theee years and is devastated that...
Bev Thomas
Bev currently works as a freelance consultant, speaker & lecturer She has worked for the last 35+ years in the UK and internationally as a trainer/speaker on social justice and 'race' issues. She is...