Anya Nanning Ramamurthy
Anya Nanning Ramamurthy is a young climate justice activist; she strongly believes that we cannot fight against climate breakdown without addressing the inequalities and social injustices. She is...
Coffee with Abdul-Rehman Malik
Somewhere To Believe In A Greenbelt podcast This week Katherine and Paul welcome the ever-inspiring Muslim thinker, writer and Yale Divinity School lecturer, Abdul-Rehman Malik. We brew up a...
Speaker(s): Abdul-Rehman MalikActivism with Sarah Corbett
Somewhere To Believe In A greenbelt podcast This week we're talking about activism and kindness with the inspiring activist and creator of the Craftivist Collective, Sarah Corbett. We hear about...
Speaker(s): Sarah CorbettEmpire with Danny Dorling
Somewhere To Believe In A greenbelt podcast This week Katherine and Paul welcome the incredible social geographer Danny Dorling. Join us as we don our breathing apparatus and dive deep, deep down...
Speaker(s): Danny DorlingDignity with Amanda Khozi Mukwashi
Somewhere To Believe In A greenbelt podcast Katherine and Paul are joined by the CEO of Christian Aid, and all-round wonder woman, Amanda Khozi Mukwashi. In an honest, powerful conversation we...
Speaker(s): Amanda Khozi MukwashiEmpathy with Roman Krznaric
Somewhere To Believe In A greenbelt podcast Welcome to Somewhere To Believe In, a brand new podcast from Greenbelt Festival. In our first episode, hosts Katherine and Paul dig into the topic of...
Speaker(s): Roman KrznaricPodcast
A nun, a Rabbi, a Muslim convert, a Lutheran firebrand, a humanist, an American liberation theologian, an ex Met police officer and an LGBTQ+ priest go into a bar. Join us for series three of...
Black Lives Matter: Is the church complicit? A transatlantic conversation
Thursday 18th June, 2020 – 8pm on Facebook and Youtube #GBBLM youtube.com/greenbeltfestival facebook.com/GreenbeltFestival We're really thrilled and privileged to be able to stream a...
Reni Eddo-Lodge
Reni Eddo-Lodge is journalist, author, and podcaster. Her debut nonfiction book, Why I'm No Longer Talking to White People About Race, was published in June 2017 to critical acclaim and spent more...
Sophie Howe
Described as ‘the World's First Minister for the Unborn' Sophie Howe was the the first Future Generations Commissioner for Wales, the only role of its kind in the world. She held Government to...
Stephen Lewis & The Big Band of Fun
Stephen Lewis & The Big Band of Fun is a high energy, funk/dance band from New Brunswick, Canada. They are well known for captivating audiences and exploding dance floors on the world's music...
Azariah France Williams
Revd Azariah France-Williams is an Anglican priest based at Ascension Church Hulme in Manchester. He is the author of Ghost Ship: Institutional Racism and the Church of England (SCM Press). You may...
Where The Wild Things Are
Each year we conjure a theme here at Greenbelt to inspire and guide us in our creative decision-making. And in the hope that all of us, festival-goers and artists alike, will feel energised to have...
2020: Wild at Home digital lineup
Wild at Home features two main livestreams from the Canopy and Pagoda, plus a heap of other spaces to meet in and encounter great content in on Saturday 29 plus a lunchtime picnic on Sunday 30.
Graham Maule: enemy of apathy
Longterm Greenbelter John Davies has written this wonderful tribute to Wild Goose Resource Group founder Graham Maule, following his recent death ... The words and music of the Iona Community's...