1 in 100 people die trying to climb mount Everest every year. We ask Tim Beckett, a husband and father of 2, is it worth the risk? Tim, recently go back from Nepal alive and  shares his highs & lows of summiting mount Everest. 

Why does time feel like the enemy? Can we change our relationship with it? What might Christianity have to say in a culture obsessed with speed, success, and squeezing more in? Special guest Jonty Allcock joins us to talk stress, busyness, tick...

Why are so many young men struggling in Britain today? Fatherlessness. Isolation.  A lack of role models. This week, we sit down with Ed Davies from the Centre for Social Justice to talk about The Lost Boys — the report that lays it all ou...

Why do we crave control—and why does it so often leave us feeling more anxious, not less?In this episode of Table Talk, we sit down with author and editor Jonny Ivey to explore our obsession with being in charge. From harmless habits to ...

Where do you turn when life falls apart? What’s it like to live with stage 4 cancer—and still speak of hope?In this moving episode, we speak with Caz Butler: married with young children, teacher, linguist, and cancer patient. We explore ...