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Tough Minds And Tender HeartsHow will we reach the masses unless we have both, asks John Cheek. [21.08.18]
Learning To Accept YourselfHeather Bellamy spoke with author Lincee Ray about overcoming shame to be free to be who we are, and how she recovered after her husband's affair. [18.08.18]
The Gift Of UnderstandingKat Mills on not judging people by what we see on the surface. [16.08.18]
The MegSimon Dillon advises that if you have a monster movie obsessed child, it might prove diverting. Otherwise, there are better blockbusters out there at present. [14.08.18]
The Life And Times Of The World's Oldest Radio Talk Show Host part 3Walter Bingham talks about his remarkable life, including witnessing the burning of books by Nazi Germany, and his career in journalism and as a radio talk show host. [11.08.18]
The Future Of SmartphonesMal Fletcher comments on changing media habits in the UK. [09.08.18]
Providing Help And Comfort In The Midst Of DepressionIn his book 'When Darkness Seems My Closest Friend' Mark Meynell shares his reflections and personal insights in to living with depression. As well as being an author, Mark is director for Langham preaching and Langham partnership in Europe and the Caribbean. [07.08.18]
The Life And Times Of The World's Oldest Radio Talk Show Host part 2Walter Bingham talks about his remarkable life, including his time in the British army in the Second World War. [04.08.18]
Remembering God In A Distracted WorldWriter Lucy Mills talks about her book 'Undivided Heart' and the importance of asking questions. [02.08.18]
Life As A Refugee part 2Emily Parker interviews Theodore Mbazumutima about his book 'My Country Wept' and how he is using his experience of civil war to help other refugees. [31.07.18]
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