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The William Temple Foundation Podcast

The William Temple Foundation Podcast

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 The William Temple Foundation Podcast curates spaces of interdisciplinary insight and debate, rooted in issues that are shaping the role of faith in public life in the 21st Century. Each series that we curate speaks to an emerging debate and invites experts to share their perspectives on it. Our current series is 'Deep Time', which is hosted by William Temple Fellow Dr Tim Middleton. This six episode offering explores debates and questions about our world today through the lens of geological time, and shares innovative theological perspectives to inspire and challenge you.William Temple Foundation Spirituality
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  • Radical Hope Podcast S2 Ep1 - Celebrating Faith in the City 40 Years on

    Radical Hope Podcast S2 Ep1 - Celebrating Faith in the City 40 Years on
    Aug 8 2025

    In Series 2 of the Radical Hope Podcast, we are offering a series of book reviews, where we interview the author about a given text. In Episode 1, we interview Dr Joseph Forde from the Urban Theology Union about his edited collection compiled with Dr Terry Drummond 'Celebrating 40 Years of Faith in the City'.

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    1 hr and 3 mins
  • The Radical Hope Podcast: Critical Reflections on the Day and possible Ways Forward (Live)

    The Radical Hope Podcast: Critical Reflections on the Day and possible Ways Forward (Live)
    Jun 5 2025

    In this final episode the series, we hear critical reflections from Professor Martyn Percy, Bishop John Arnold and delegates from the conference which offer a basis for the expansion of search for radical hope in the months and years to come.

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    41 mins
  • The Radical Hope Podcast: Case Studies of where Radical Hope might be emerging (Live)

    The Radical Hope Podcast: Case Studies of where Radical Hope might be emerging (Live)
    Jun 5 2025

    In this episode we hear a set of practical case studies, who explore the experience they have had using dialogue across difference in response to crises. Speakers include Grace Thomas from Manchester Cathedral, Julie Guegan from the Global Collaboration Institute, and Francesca Bernardi from the Gramsci Society UK. Once again, speakers provide papers before engaging in dialogue together opening up point of interdisciplinary interest and intersection between the experiences shared.

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    1 hr and 6 mins
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