13 DIC 2020 · In this episode Unitarian minister, Sue Woolley and poet Miles Salter, talk about their new books and the spirituality of the writing process. Members of Cheltenham and Gloucester Unitarians share some of the reading that has helped them through this stange pandemic year.

27 GEN 2020 · After Church Coffee is back, this month exploring the fifth Unitarian Universalist principle: the right of conscience and the use of the democratic process within our congregations and in society at large.

2 SET 2019 · In this episode, Kevin Watson travels to York to meet up with David Bagnall, an old friend with whom he has shared many laughs, and they reflect on the relationship between humour and spirituality. Be warned: this episode contains jokes of a corny nature!

6 LUG 2018 · Dorothy Runnicles has lived a lot in her 93 years. In this episode, we hear about her childhood in London in the Depression era, where men physically fought for work and where she learned about the indignity of poverty. We also hear how her wartime experiences shaped her later peace activism.

3 DIC 2017 · In our December episode, Kevin Watson is joined by Moira Gage, Graham Gage and Alison Thursfield to explore how the lovely idea of the interdependent web of life can be lived in the world. Chloe Arnold, a Law student at Oxford Brookes University, tells us about her time volunteering with Amicus, working against the death penalty in the United States and a Christmas kitten appropriately undermines the sentimentality of Christmas.

30 OTT 2017 · In this episode we ask why we bother with worship. We hear a variety of perspectives on what the perfect place of worship might look like, including plans for lush gardens, stained-glass windows with question marks and a Quaker Corner next to Greenham Common and we celebrate the things that inspire us about November - the last leaves of autumn, the more reflective winter days and central heating!

29 SET 2017 · In this brand new monthly podcast from Cheltenham and Gloucester Unitarians, Kevin Watson, Cressida Pryor and Alison Thursfield discuss what attracted them to Unitarianism and what the members of a creedless religious group could possibly have in common. All this and our book recommendation of the month and Kevin tries to control his excitement about the new Star Trek show.