
For more than 15 years, Nomad Podcast has been an independent, listener-supported space for open-hearted conversations about faith, doubt, and belonging, offering a British perspective shaped by voices from across and beyond the Christian story.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 416 | Founded | 18 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

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For many of us, faith was handed to us as certainty: right beliefs, right answers, and a God who could be clearly defined, defended and explained. But what happens when certainty begins to fall away? In this conversation, Carmen Acevedo Butcher retur... more
Pádraig Ó Tuama returns to Nomad for a conversation about the stories we inherit, the desires we’re taught to mistrust, and what happens when religious language gets tangled up with shame. We talk about scripture, poetry, anger, masculinity, friendsh... more
In this conversation, bestselling historian Bart Ehrman argues that ideas we now take for granted—caring for strangers, helping those in need and expanding our moral concern beyond family and tribe—were anything but obvious in the ancient world.
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I left the church at 20 having experienced what I didn’t realize at the time was religious trauma. Almost two decades later I started the deconstruction process except I didn’t have that language for it and didn’t realize that’s what I was doing. I’m now almost 52 and have been listening for several years. With every interview and every host conversation it was like a little bit more of myself was knitting back together and claiming that much more peace around my beliefs—and more importantly wha... more
I came to this podcast when I was returning to Christianity but it hasn’t been the right fit for me. It seems less about growing in faith and more about that word the host uses a lot. - deconstructing. They pull apart the faith until it breaks and has no meaning. The Rachel Held Evan’s’ episodes were a high point. Seems like a podcast for recovering Christian’s rather than Christians.
After 13 years I don’t think I’ve missed more than a couple episodes! I love all the hosts from over the years. Thanks for introducing me to so many incredible voices over the years to help me think deeper about the world, spirituality, and what it means to be human.
I listened to the episode on the far right and came away thinking that Helen and the two hosts are deep inside a progressive liberal middle class bubble and are not listening, really listening to people like Stephen Yaxley Lennon and it is too easy to smear them as far right. They have no time for the nuance of Stephen who says repeatedly that the people he loves most in this world are black and brown and that he does not believe like our politicians that multiculturalism has failed. It hasn’t a... more
I’m currently not attending or serving in a church for the first time in my 54 years. This podcast, recommended by a friend, has really helped me reflect upon my faith, the good, the bad and the ugly. I now feel as if I’m part of a community of people who may love Jesus deeply but are examining how ‘religion’ may have undermined self identity and are working on developing an authentic life giving spirituality.
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A thoughtful, long-running show centered on faith, doubt, and belonging, featuring in-depth conversations with guests across spirituality, theology, and social change. Episodes frequently tackle topics like deconstruction of religious norms, interfaith dialogue, mysticism, gender, sexuality within faith communities, and the social impact of religious culture. Noteworthy is the calm, probing interview style that prioritizes guest voices and a contemplative pace, often blending personal storytelling with scholarly or practical perspectives. This mix makes it a likely match for listeners seeking nuanced faith exploration, intellectual curiosity, and community around complex questions of meaning and identity.
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Recent guests on Nomad Podcast include:
1. Carmen Acevedo Butcher
2. Pádraig Ó Tuama
3. Bart Ehrman
4. Shannon Kearns
5. Swami Padmanabha
6. Marissa Burt
7. Tina Sellers
8. Abi Millar
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