Together Podcast | A conversation about faith, justice and how to change the world

Whether it’s scouting for toilet roll, sharing flour or just checking in, this year we’ve all depended on the kindness of strangers more than ever before. But isn’t that how life should’ve always been? We spoke to the founding director of ‘Home for Good’, Krish Kandiah, about the Biblical call to hospitality and why that means orphanages should be banned. Join Dan, Kat, Chris and Lizzi as they listen in and discuss how we can love our global neighbours.

Trying to juggle studying, work, transitioning into adulthood and attempting to change the world can be a pretty tough task! But for Annmarie Lewis, an expert in domestic justice and entrepreneurship, it’s crucial. Join Dan, Kat and Chris as they listen in and discuss how this generation can take a stand for justice.

While racism isn’t just a hot topic, it’s clear everyone is growing more aware of it. So how do we change the unjust systems surrounding us? Well according to academic and broadcaster, Robert Beckford, we could learn a lot from Jesus, Malcolm X, and even Childish Gambino. Join Dan, Kat and Chris as they listen in and discuss how the church can help fight racism today.

Although lockdown is beginning to lift in the UK, the pandemic is still one of the most disruptive moments of our lifetimes. So what are we to make of these strange times? We spoke to Ruth Valerio, who helped clear up how we ended up here and what we can do to help those being hit the hardest. Join Kat and Chris as they reflect and share their own thoughts too.

You don’t fix a leak without finding the source, and for Thandi Gamedze you can’t get justice without addressing the system. The South African activist and poet sat down with us and shared how we can demolish the unjust structures surrounding us. Join Kat and Chris as they listen in and share their own thoughts on how we can build a more just world.

Is changing the world overrated? Was Jesus a jerk? We sat down with Eugene Cho, a pastor, author and activist, to discuss all this and more. Join Kat and Chris as they listen in and share their thoughts on leading the charge for a more just world.

We’ve seen the story played out before – move to LA, climb the ranks of the creative world and become a star. But for Lucee, she moved to LA to find God, who then gave her a voice. Join Dan, Kat and Chris as they find out how to start using creativity for God and justice.

What’s the link between pigeons, protests and church? Find out as we hear from Pete Greig. The founder of the 24-7 Prayer movement shares some words of wisdom with us on why prayer is essential to justice. Join Dan, Kat and Chris as they listen in and also share their top lockdown streaming service.

Today’s episode is a little different – partly because the world is a very different place right now, and partly because our amazing podcast producer Chris is unwell at the moment, so Dan and Kat had to figure out how to make everything work.

Imagine growing up in a world where you’re seen as sub-human because of your race. For René August, growing up in South Africa, this was her reality. Having seen the power of theology to both enslave and free people, the veteran of the anti-apartheid movement shares the importance of perspective, humility and working together towards justice. Join Dan, Kat and Chris as they listen in and also introduce a special new segment to the show…