The podcast draws the final curtain. We're joined by Andy Root & Kaylea Fearn, and Bradon fires off some home truths. Thanks for listening. You have completed Work Experience.

Molk and Bradon cast a critical eye over the church's response to Covid-19 lockdown, before exploring the ethical implications of 'The Social Dilemma.'

Langi drops by to share his story of migration, of identity and how his family balances living between two cultures. Bradon asks a few naive Qs, and Langi drops a few truth bombs.

I'm joined by Duncan McLean, movie guru, as we review The Fighting Preacher (out now on Prime) and discuss why Christian films feel so weird.

We're joined by Rev Blair to discuss a white (Christian) response to BLM, racial injustice & white supremacy. Blair also shares about her side-hustle #StaffInHand, equipping congregations to navigate the digital world.

We're delighted to be joined by UK Methodist Youth President Phoebe Parking for a chat about her role, and the significance of young people in leadership. Our host Bradon also has a big announcement about the future of WXPC.

Elliot shares his story of identity and change, and we explore how the church might truly show love to the LGBTQIA+ community.

We chat with author & poet Joel McKerrow about seeking a woven life, and a decade of performance poetry.

Terry Williams joins us for our final episode of our Intergen series. We chat coffee & crepes, and why relationships must be at the centre of intergeneration ministries.

We're joined by the CEO of Focus on the Family Brett Ryan, as we continue to explore the potential families hold in discipling people of all ages.