In this episode Lorraine talks to textile designer, Polly Meynell, who lives in West Sussex and makes bespoke textile art works for individuals, private homes, public buil...

Lorraine Interviews prison chaplain, David Howard and asks him about what it is like taking on a very different kind of ministry.

Lorraine is joined by Anglican priest and climate activist Helen Burnett, who talks about her role with Extinction Rebellion and how her faith plays an important part in her activism.

 Lorraine Cavanagh talks to Rebecca Parnaby-Rooke and David Lucas, pioneers and hosts of the online community The Ordinary Office, about how the Church needs to embrace difference, brokenness and gift.

Lorraine discusses racism and its impact with actor, writer and producer, Dare Emmanuel.Dare Emmanuel is an actor and writer currently working on Doctor Who Time Fracture. He has a deep interest in social issues, especia...

Lorraine's special guest is the Very Reverend Professor Martyn Percy, Dean of Christ Church, Oxford. Lorraine talks to Martyn about his recently concluded legal case and he talks frankly about his experience and the implications for the institu...

Lorraine talks to Jon Egan former member and co-founder of the experimental music collective Revolutionary Army of the Infant Jesus. Jon reflects on the importance of his faith as an Orthodox Christian and the power of music to help...

Lorraine interviews Bishop Cherry Vann, the Bishop of Monmouth and asks her about how she found her calling and whether the Church can do more to broaden its appeal.About Bishop Cherry Vann:Originally from Leicestershire,...

Lorraine speaks to theatre director, Joe Harmston about how his work as a director inspires him as a thinker.

Lorraine looks at the tensions unfolding between Russia and Ukraine.

Do you like to keep busy? Ever wondered what that really means? Is there another way?

Lorraine questions the current state of leadership and asks: what do we want from our leaders?

Lorraine Cavanagh examines how fear affects our lives and how sometimes getting to the place where we are most fearful is an important part of challenging ourselves and our faith.

Lorraine Cavanagh reflects on the opportunities presented by New Year, though do we put ourselves under undue pressure at a difficult time of year to make the most of our reflections?