Hosted by Salt London · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 18 episodes
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Salt Live is a series of events for Londoners to come together and engage on matters of faith, philosophy & life.
Salt London hosts Salt Live, a religion show with 18 episodes published.
ChatGPT. Gemini. Qwen. AI is shaping the fabric of society, from classrooms to hospitals, science labs to parliament - and even security services and military strategy. Science fiction dreams and nightmares are materiali
ChatGPT. Gemini. Qwen. AI is shaping the fabric of society, from classrooms to hospitals, science labs to parliament - and even security services and military strategy. Science fiction dreams and nightmares are materiali
Listen to the Q&A from our Salt Live event, “Spiritual but not religious: Freedom or fallacy?” Author and speaker Simon Edwards joins host Tobias Brown to answer audience questions and delve deeper into the conversation.
Sage and crystals, star signs and chakras. The modern West may be less religious than in the past, but it is no less spiritual. Many have traded Christianity, with its dos and don’ts, for spiritual practices offering tra
Listen to the Q&A session from our Salt Live event, "Never Enough: Can self-improvement really fix us?". Speaker Daniel Ogbonna and host Jeremy Moses take questions from the audience.
We live in a generation obsessed with self-improvement. Bullet Journaling, juice cleanses, cold plunges. And, of course, much of it works. Many of us have achieved far more than our parents or grandparents could have dre
Less than 20 years after the birth of the iPhone, screens have become the dominant presence in modern life. We work, plan, socialise, read, and entertain ourselves through them. Barely a minute goes by without a pick-up.
For centuries, secularism has been heralded as humanity’s golden bullet. Society will flourish if we reject religion, so we’ve been told. No more truth, intolerance or control. But over recent years, a wave of backlash h
The writer Christopher Hitchens famously claimed that ‘religion poisons everything’. For many, religion appears to be the cause of much of the world’s intolerance, division and even violence. And yet, for others, religio
The desire for happiness is self-evident, and yet, true happiness often feels fleeting and unobtainable. Londoners are changing their jobs, their living arrangements and their relationships, looking to create the perfect
Millennials and Gen Z are reportedly experiencing higher levels of anxiety than any generation before them. Anxiety feels ever-present in modern Western culture. What’s causing this? Are we simply more willing to admit t
For some, we're merely advanced apes who've managed to establish ourselves as the dominant species on the planet. For others, we're sophisticated biological machines, ready to be upgraded or replaced by superior technolo
21st-century society lacks a positive vision of what it means to be a man. For many, masculinity is something poisonous or toxic. How can men understand themselves, and seek to be better men, in a world in which the idea
Christianity has been used to justify the conquest, enslavement, oppression and marginalisation of Black people. Churches can be places where racism goes unaddressed. Christian teaching often feels irrelevant to life in
We’ve been told that the purpose of life is self-discovery and self-expression and that the key to good mental health is boosting self-esteem. We have been raised on a steady diet of praise and positive self-talk: You ar
The world of sex and dating has changed more rapidly since the onset of the smartphone than at any point in the history of the world; hence some are calling it a dating apocalypse. In this archive episode from our Salt L
Listen to the Q&A session from our latest Salt Live event "The Age of Self-Obsession", where speaker Jeremy Moses and host Andrew Haslam take questions from the audience.
The modern era has become the ‘age of the self’. It sounds compelling. But is this contemporary focus on ourselves part of the problem rather than the solution? In this episode from our latest Salt Live event on 6th of F
Are we really living in a post-truth world or is there such a thing as objective truth? Are truth claims nothing more than disguised bids for power, or is truth the only weapon that can speak to power? Our answers to the
Dr. John Wyatt
Emeritus Professor of Neonatal Paediatrics, Ethics & Perinatology · University College London
2 appearances on this show
Simon Edwards
Commercial Director · Global Inkjet Solutions
3 appearances on this show
Jeremy Moses
speaker and pastor
4 appearances on this show
Glen Scrivener
Speak Life Media
1 appearance on this show
Sharon Dirckx
PhD in brain imaging from the University of Cambridge
1 appearance on this show
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