
David Robertson discusses faith, culture and politics from a Christian perspective - this podcast was known as Quantum of the Wee Flea. Now it has been turned into a radio programme with Rhema FM.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 150 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ChristianityReligion & Spirituality | |||

This week we look at the US elections; Polygamy in California; Sweden's Islamic minister for education and integration; Birminghams anti-semitism; The Congo; Nada at Ted; The Irish President on Baptism; North Korea and Crypto Theft; Australia and th... more
This week we look at the endless cruise ends; Constitutional crisis in Poland; Deadlock in Israeli elections; The French 'far right/left' killing; Scotlands paid non jobs; Abortion promises in Victoria; Country of the week - Serbia; Mbappe and Mao... more
This week we look at the riots in France; Heather Tomlinson v. Andrew Neil; Attack on an Australian politician; Saudi Arabian Executions; Country of the Week - Croatia; Glasgow museum wants permission from the dead mummies; Gillian Mackay and eradic... more
This week we look at Russian interference; The EU 'anti Russian' censorship; Why are the number of teens identifying as gay falling? What is causing high diesel prices? Discipline in Danish schools; Country of the Week - India; Christians demonstra... more
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David certainly doesn’t mince his words. And in a world where we seem to be ruled by sentimentality. Some may find the approach too blunt, but for me it’s refreshing. Nice to know also that you’re not the only believer who feels alienated by our crazy relativistic culture
When I first discovered the Wee Flea podcast, it felt like a safe, reasonably presented, non extremist,
biblically sound, refreshingly engaging podcast. It has not disappointed! Between great music, current issues, Christian perspective, and a calming voice, I’ve become a big fan in BC’s Fraser Valley!
I hear weekly for around 3 years, very good to keep aware about news and amazing that has a Christian perspective.
David presents very balanced view of the world and what is going on from a christian perspective. I appreciate his world view.
Quantum is always intelligent, interesting and thought-provoking. I’m David Robertson‘s age, and I wish I had his energy!
I listen for the words, not the songs he plays at intervals – I could do with fewer of those. I have to fast forward through most of them. But overall, it’s great. Please keep going, David.
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A host-driven program delivers commentary on faith, culture, and world events from a Christian vantage point, blending thoughtful analysis with music interludes. Episodes frequently tackle politics, religion, and societal debates through a biblical worldview, often drawing on current affairs in the UK, US, Europe, and beyond, with provocative takes and calls for faith-aligned engagement. Noteworthy is the strong emphasis on free speech, moral accountability, and culturally aware discussions, occasionally featuring high-profile interview guests and a mix of musical segments that enrich the narrative. The show likely appeals to listeners who want a faith-informed lens on contemporary issues and who appreciate thoughtful, sometimes controveris... more
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