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Embracing Neurodiversity

A mum of two boys describes how their neurodiversity affects their faith practice.

• 28 mins

Ayodhya’s Ram Mandir: Religion and Politics in India

What a new Hindu temple tells us about religion and politics in India.

• 28 mins

Spiritual Seekers

Astrology, shamanism and sound baths: exploring the spiritual, but not religious.

• 28 mins

Monsters and Gods

For centuries, monsters have snarled out of religious writings at us. Why?

• 28 mins

More Than One Wife

Giles Fraser meets a British Muslim woman in a polygamous marriage.

• 28 mins

Why We Walk

Why is walking spiritual a spiritual act?

• 28 mins

Spreading the Word

Evangelist Marios Kaikitis explains why he stands on Leicester Square talking about Jesus.

• 28 mins

Poetry: Reaching for Divine Heights

A panel of poets explore how poetry has tried to bridge the gap between ourselves and God.

• 28 mins

Wine of the Gods

Is wine a spiritual gift or a very earthly pleasure?

• 28 mins

A Suffering God

Does God suffer, as human beings suffer, and why does it matter?

• 28 mins

Religion in the therapy room

Giles Fraser explores the role of spirituality and religion in psychotherapy.

• 28 mins

The Gift of the Garden

Giles Fraser visits the rooftop Islamic Gardens at the Aga Khan Centre in Kings Cross.

• 28 mins

Religious Freedom

Giles Fraser and guests explore the impact of globalisation on religious freedom.

• 28 mins

Armour of God

How can religious belief be balanced with military action leading to loss of life?

• 28 mins

Do our pets go to heaven?

Giles Fraser and guests explore, do our pets go to heaven?

• 28 mins

Blue Christmas

Do religions do enough for those grieving at times of collective merriment?

• 28 mins

The Religion of Detection

Why do religion and detective fiction share many noble pursuits in common?

• 28 mins

Divine Comedy

Giles Fraser and guests explore why religion is such rich territory for comedy.

• 28 mins

Pharisees: a byword for hypocrisy?

Giles Fraser and guests explore how the Pharisees became a byword for hypocrisy.

• 28 mins