Mary Haddow explains how to cope with the storms of life.   She is followed by David Wilkie reading Malcolm Guite's  poem "Peace". 

Jeffrey Archer talks about his experiences in prison.   Adrian Plass describes Gideon' revelation in the enemy camp.   Ian Walker explains the improvements to disabled facilities in the Atholl Centre.   Malcolm Guite reads his sonnet to celebrate the visit of the Angel Gabriel to the Virgin Mary.

Malcolm Guite has a sonnet for Remembrance day,  Margaret MacMillan describes the horrors of the First World War.    John Greenshields tells the story of David and Goliath in a broad Scots dialect.    Adrian Plass continues the adventures of Gideon.   Larry Gentis outlines the conversion of Saul the Pharisee into Paul the Apostle.

Ernie Rea discusses facial markings used in different religions.   Adrian Plass compares himself with how God treated Gideon.   Ann Wroe talks about the skill of writing Obituaries, and also the book she has written on the life of St Francis.   Malcolm Guite reads his poem for All Saints Day.

Mary Haddow explains that you don't have to be perfect to be Truly Blessed.

Mary Haddow examines the frustration in life when it doesn't work out as planned.

Ernie Rea examines the significance of water in the ceremonies of various religions.   Malcolm Guite reads his poem on Love.   James Thornton explains how his Buddhist beliefs affect his work as an Environmental Lawyer.

Malcolm Guite reads a poem on Joy.   Jonathan Aitken talks about prison reform.   Ernie Rea discusses the importance of Religion in the American election.   Larry Gentis visualises what it was like to be blind Bartimaeus.

Mary Haddow reflects on who we look and behave like.

Michael Berkeley talks to Jonathan Aitken about his time in prison. Malcolm Guite reads his poem called "Peace".   Ernie Rea leads a discussion about George Orwell's  book "Animal Farm".