
Religious affairs programme, tackling the thornier issues of the day in a thought-provoking manner
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 29 | Founded | 20 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||

Azim Ahmed hosts a panel discussion with a live audience recorded on 27th February at BBC Wales in Cardiff Central Square to mark Ramadan 2026.
Ramadan is the holiest month of the Islamic calendar, marked by a month of fasting and prayer. But what’... more
As part of the BBC's AI Unpacked Week, Azim Ahmed and a panel of guests unpack whether Artificial Intelligence belongs in worship. Is there a place for it in our mosques, churches and temples, in our heartfelt prayers or songs of praise?
Azim is joi... more
Rosa Hunt is joined by Graham Daniels, general director of Christians in Sport. The charity supports sportspeople in competitive and elite sport to live out their Christian faith, as well as working with churches, schools, and clubs to integrate fait... more
This weekend we’ve just had Valentine’s Day – for some it’s very much a romantic occasion, but for many others the day isn’t anything to celebrate at all – it compounds their sense of loneliness. In this week's programme the guest presenter Richard L... more
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Great ecumenical diverse perspective. Encouraging just when it's needed at this time of year. And draws on ancient spirituality we have forgotten
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I really enjoy this podcast. The topics are of interest and cover the intersection of faith and life.
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This show centers on religion, faith, and their intersection with social issues, often featuring conversations about community, charity, and moral questions. Recent episodes highlight Welsh religious and cultural perspectives, grief and consolation, ecological stewardship, and the role of churches and faith communities in social justice, health, and education. The tone tends to be thoughtful, respectful, and informed, with guests ranging from academics and clergy to charity leaders and people sharing personal journeys. A notable strength is how it blends lived experience with broader context, offering practical ideas for faith communities and policy discussions alike.
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Recent guests on All Things Considered include:
1. Ruth McDonald
2. Kathy Richards
3. Wynn Thomas
4. Mary McNeill
5. Martin Geraint
6. Philip Henry
7. Ceri Thompson
8. Ruth Morgan
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