Seen & Unseen Aloud

This week, George Pitcher takes a look at Tech Panic through the years; Daniel Tyndale asks what "nepo babies" and the Colosseum have in common and Helen Cowan explores the world of wounded storytellers. Hosted on...

This week Amy Mantravadi explores some ruins and finds there is much to learn; Harry Gibbins makes a study of what parents can learn from Paw Patrol and Graham Tomlin finds that a Christian microbrewery’s woes in the...

In this episode, Sr Joanna Hollins take seriously the NunTok phenomenon; Dermot Byrne suggests the United Nations is secretly a secular church and Jessica Norman takes us on a hike in the Alps. Hosted on Acast. See...

This week, Ruth Bancewicz explores the world of Nature Writing, Josh Hinton asks cultural questions about The Beatles and The Rolling Stones still topping the charts; and Belle Tindall-Riley shares deeply about her need...

This week, Josh Hinton reviews BBC's comedy, Ann Droid and asks how it stands up to the Commandment to honour our parents; Amen Gashew unpicks Zeus's Law, as it appears in Christopher Nolan's blockbuster, The Odyssey...

This week, Beatrice Scudeler and M Ciftci considerthe curious case for an established church found in a recently published book, A Voice in the Wilderness: Why should we listen to the Church of England?  Jenny...

This week, we've selected some easy listening articles for Summer vibes: Naomi Pitts asks why we find Tom Holland & Zendaya so fascinating; Tim Yearsley confesses to why he's so invested in Stacey Solomon's Sort Your...

This week, Jamie Mulvaney dares to challenge our culture's commandment, thou shalt not waste day ; Naomi Pitts takes a stroll down memory lane and is delighted to find herself in the Netflix remake of Little House on...

This week, Giles Gough gives us a review of Christopher Nolan's epic box office hit, The Odyssey; Paul Woolley gives us a personal reflection on what the life and death of Ann Widdecombe teach us and Belle Tindall-Riley...

In this episode, Holly Price explores big themes in Steven’s Spielberg ’s conspiracy-thriller Disclosure Day; Jonathan Rowlands gets caught up in the big Fender feuds and issues around social justice and Naomi Pitts...

This week, Josh Hinton shares his personal pain around sport in general yet finding redemption in watching a Football World Cup match with friends; George Pitcher takes a look at the beautiful absurdity of the British...

This week, Lucy Denyer helps us celebrate the USA, Graham Tomlin compares and contrasts the proposed limits on underage use of social media with a return of the Assisted Dying bill; Bex Chapman wrestles with The Rivals...

In this week's episode, we ask important questions - Paul Woolley asks at what cost does the UK keep changing Prime Minister, Graham Tomlin asks what football's World Cup can teach us about how to live through defeat...

This week, Zoe Strong commends Spiderman actor, Tom Holland, on his honest vulnerability about life with dyslexia; and Isaac Frisby does a deep dive into the big questions of evil: from screen villains to street...

This week, Naomi Pitts says what we all think - some people seem to get all the good stuff (in this case, Dua Lipa's wedding); Steve McMillan explores the process of slowing down on holiday and what it tells us about...