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In this episode, we join best selling author Tom Butler-Bowdon to talk about Politics Philosophy and Economics

The Something More Podcast which is a LIVE and interactive video podcast is back and is joined by Andy Elmes. Andy is the pastor of a multi-site Church called Family Church, heads up the Synergy Alliance (a network for leaders) and is a much sought after speaker. He will be sharing his story about how he went from a market trader to pastor and how we can navigate the changes brought about by COVID-19.

On Monday night Salman Mirza who works as an immigration advisor in the West Midlands and Rebecca Novell who is a trained social worker and works with the Refugee Integration Team for Lancaster County Council will be joining us to talk about race and immigration.

We are interviewing Ian Thomas. Ian grew up in the care system, ended up addicted to drugs and living on the streets but today he is clean, works in social work, has given a TED talk and has a vision for international child care reform.

On The Something More Podcast, we will be talking to Dr Andy Knox about all of these things. Andy has worked in the medical profession for a number of years, is now the Director of Population Health in Morecambe Bay and is someone who has recovered from the COVID-19.

Tonight Jonny Leech will be joining us for The Something More Podcast and we will be talking about business, politics, church and all things leadership.

A live and interactive interview from the Something More Podcast with Lane Sebring. Lane is a multi-site pastor, the founder of preaching donkey.com and a preaching coach who has extensive experience with church online.

Deirdre is the principal of the Nazarene Theological College in Manchester and lectures in social theology and urban mission and has a heart for social holiness and will be talking about the world we should be imagining post-lockdown.