Nathan Jones from Ugly Duckling, youth mentor Ottis Reynolds, and Emma Winmill from Urban Devotion join Premier to unpack UNICEF’s latest report revealing that UK children are among the unhappiest in the world. They explore what’s behind these findings and how we can practically and spiritually help raise happier, more hope-filled young people.
Amanda Achtman, a Canadian campaigner on euthanasia, and Peter Lynas from the Evangelical Alliance joined Esther Higham to explore how legalising assisted suicide might shift our attitudes toward death and dying.
Friends of Friendless Churches rescues and preserves historic churches across England and Wales that might otherwise be lost to time. So, should we be concerned about old church buildings? Rachel Morley, Director of Friends of Friendless Churches, joined Esther Higham to discuss this.
Charlie Bushell and Lorraine Newman, waterway chaplains featured in Channel 4’s Narrow Escapes, joined Esther Higham to share how they nurture community, faith, and ministry while constantly on the move.
Tech expert James Poulter, from House 337, joins Esther Higham to give us the latest developments, debates, and good news stories from the world of AI.
Dan Barker, a Reform parliamentary candidate, and Tim Farron MP, former Lib Dem leader and host of Premier's "A Mucky Business," joined Esther Higham to unpack why some Reform supporters say the party represents Christian values, and if it should be an obvious home for Christian voters.
Gemma Francis, co-founder of the Big Sing, chats to Esther Higham about the health benefits of singing, how we can all use our voices for God, and why it's statistically unlikely that you're tone deaf!
Will Garringer, the founder of Run with Christ, joins Esther Higham to talk about launching his unique running group in London - blending physical exercise with spiritual growth.
Tim Leese from Welcome Churches and Scott Bradridge from Outreach Southwest joined Esther Higham to unpack how the proposed changes to migration laws would affect Christian ministries helping immigrants and asylum seekers
The Vikings significantly impacted modern history, but could they also hold the key to understanding the war between Ukraine and Russia? Historian and political commentator Martyn Whittock joined Esther Higham to share how these historical connections come together.
Journalist Julia Bicknell, a former BBC reporter from Pakistan, joined Esther Higham to discuss the positive implications of the recent India-Pakistan ceasefire after days of mutual attacks and tension.
On Sunday, the new Pope Leo XIV delivered his first sermon at the Vatican, calling for "no more wars". It's a busy week for the Pontiff as he begins his new role. Fr. Toby Lees, a member of the Order of Preachers, joined Esther Higham to discuss the Pope's first days.
Today, the 8th of May, is VE Day. Eighty years ago, the announcement that the war in Europe was over sent the whole country into a joyous eruption. What lessons can the faith of those who lived and fought in the war teach us? Margaret Borland and Bishop Hugh Nelson joined Mal Pope to unpack this.
Today marks the beginning of the Conclave. The process has been in place since 1274 and, apart from some security updates and accommodation changes, not much has changed. Should we still be holding onto its tradition and formality? Peter D. Williams, a Catholic apologist and author, joined Esther Higham to unpack what goes on behind the Conclave curtain.
Alex Huggins, CEO of Faith in Later Life, and Arwyn Bailey, a financial commentator, joined Esther Higham to discuss whether 70 is the new 50 and if the latest IMF research merely echoes the Bible.
