The Podcast Place
Welcome to The Podcast Place, your one stop shop for podcasts of interest. Here you will find podcasts featuring voices from around the London District, as well as groups we work closely with, including JPIT. If you have suggestions for a podcast that could appear on this page, why not contact us.
Pause for Thought
Revd Tony Miles
2021-10-12
The radio has been a lifeline for many through the pandemic
Pause for Thought
Revd Tony Miles
2021-10-05
Nan inspired and encouraged me to write from the heart
Pause for Thought
Inderjit Bhogal
2021-07-29
Good friendship is a sacred and spiritual quality
Susanna Wesley Foundation
Susanna Wesley Foundation
2021-07-19
Podcast 9: African Christianity in the UK
Pause for Thought
Revd Michaela Youngson
2021-07-07
NHS staff work sacrificially for the well-being of others
Pause for Thought
Revd Michaela Youngson
2021-06-24
Run the world so that everyone has enough to eat
Susanna Wesley Foundation
Susanna Wesley Foundation
2021-06-10
Podcast 8: If you want to go far, go together
Pause for Thought
Revd Tony Miles
2021-05-26
Some things will always be beyond my comprehension
Pause for Thought
Revd Tony Miles
2021-05-14
I’m often more concerned about others than I am about caring for myself.
Susanna Wesley Foundation
Susanna Wesley Foundation
2021-05-13
Podcast 7: Out of the ordinary
Episodes / Podcasts of interest
Learning How to See with Brian McLaren, Jacqui Lewis and Richard Rohr
About: How do we transform and transcend our biases? From judgments made unconsciously to complacency in systemic evil, we must learn how to see if we are to learn how to transform. Center for Action and Contemplation faculty members Brian McLaren and Richard Rohr join Rev. Dr. Jacqui Lewis Ph.D. of New York’s Middle Church for this special six-episode podcast series Learning How to See. Listen as these three powerful public theologians discuss how seeing is social, political, and contemplative.
'EJ Osborne is extraordinary!' - Katie Piper's Extraordinary People (08 Feb 2019)
Host: Katie Piper
About: EJ Osborne is a talented woodworker and BBC presenter on Money for Nothing. In this episode he shares his trans journey and how he finally opened up to his wife and family at the age of thirty nine. EJ speaks with humour and honesty about his incredible story.
Why: A policy for supporting transgender children and young people is in development: you may find this Katie Piper podcast ‘EJ Osborne is extraordinary’ is of interest. In it, Katie Piper interviews EJ Osborne, a BBC presenter who has recently died. As the church debates difficult issues, it is important to remember both that real people are involved and the need to respect that people have strongly held convictions.
NSPCC Learning: What does safeguarding mean to faith-based communities and groups?
Host: Cate Meredith
Speakers: Shirley Maginley and Mike Williams