In the first episode of a new season, new hosts Beth and Ryan chat with Conservative MP Derek Thomas about the JPIT values of listening, kindness and truthfulness! They discuss everything from the tastiness of olives to whether there is any integrity left in politics.

In the last episode of Season 4, join Rodney as he interviews Labour MP Emma Hardy. Emma reflects on the important role faith has played in her political life and the lessons of Covid-19 for society and the Church. Rodney and Lucy muse on the idea of what community truly means and reflect on their favourite interviews within the last year.

In the eighth episode of Season 4, Meg interviews Conservative MP Steve Baker about the influence of his faith on his private and political life, his liberal views and opposition to lockdown. Later Meg and Rodney reflect on Christian libertarianism and what is the role of the law in compelling people in order to achieve Christian aims?

In the seventh episode of Season 4, Rodney interviews Labour MP Fleur Anderson about being an MP in a pandemic, the radical contribution faith groups can make to politics and her vision of Global Britain. Later Meg and Rodney reflect theologically on what radical living requires and how we can follow the example of the Early Church.

In the sixth episode of Season 4, Meg interviews Conservative MP Miriam Cates about being a Christian in Westminster, the levelling up agenda and family policy in the UK. Rodney reflects theologically on the levelling up agenda and the role of the church in aiding social cohesion in communities and church-based social action.

Join Meg and Rodney as they interview Labour MP Rachael Maskell. Rachel offers valuable insight into her political career, the role of her faith in politics and the contribution the UK can make by looking globally. Meg and Rodney muse on how looking globally ties in with the phrase 'charity begins at home' and whether it is compatible.

Join Meg and Rodney as they interview Labour peer, Lord Alf Dubs. Lord Dubs reflects on his personal story as a child refugee, the politicisation of the refugee crisis and the need for the UK to cooperate with other European countries to deal with this crisis. Meg and Rodney later reflect on the role of Christians in responding to the refugee crisis.

Join Meg and Rodney as they interview Louise Davies, Director of Christians on the Left. Louise reflects on the influence of faith in her political journey and the contribution Christians can make to politics. Meg and Rodney consider what being a prophetic voice means and how this can be achieved in politics.

Join Meg and Rodney as they interview Ben Lindsay, CEO of Power the Fight and author of ‘We Need to Talk About Race’. Ben reflects on the unique contribution of the Church to ending youth violence, and its responsibility to confront its role in racial injustice. Meg and Rodney muse on the role of lament in the fight for racial justice.

In the first episode of Season 4, join new hosts Meg and Rodney as they interview Shane Claiborne, co-founder of the Simple Way and author of Red Letter Christians. Shane reflects on the US election, and proposes a model of ‘politically engaged but non-partisan’ Christians in the politics sphere. Meg and Rodney muse on this idea, and what it really means to be ‘non-partisan’.