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Professor Josh Brown is a neuroscientist. Nothing woo-woo here. But he says he was miraculously healed after a devastating diagnosis.
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I was very excited to interview Cariad Lloyd, whose podcast Griefcast, has been so enormously successful. She told me all about her book - and what she has learned about bereavement and loss
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I've met James Runcie, author of the Grantchester series, a number of times and admire his work greatly. In November 2022 he published Tell Me Good Things, a tender memoir about his beloved late wife. He told me more.
Sir Anthony Seldon spoke to me about his efforts to set up a Via Sacra to honour those who died on the Western Front
Jo Swinney lost her mother in tragic circumstances. Months after her death, she discovered her mother's notebooks with ideas for the book she never wrote. Jo decided to write it for her. I had a lovely hour with Jo.
This memoir by Matt Rowland Hill is extraordinary. Powerful, shocking, tragic... and deeply engaging. Brilliantly written. I loved my conversation with the author.
What are the do's and don'ts of sustainable church flowers? I investigated
The Lambeth Conference brings together Anglicans from all around the world. The Archbishop of Canterbury has the unenviable task of managing its very diverse members. Before the 2022 Lambeth Conference I spoke to the then Secretary-General
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Here are some of the articles I've written in recent years. Below is a small selection of some of the features I've written over the years Archives
May 2023
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