Beste Richard Grove Podcasts (2024)

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Building a career in learning technology: ask the experts 1:02:25

1d ago1:02:25

1:02:25

What is the role of a learning technologist in modern higher education? What are the career paths available, what skills do you need, and what does a typical working day look like? Today we’re joined by Lilian Joy from the University of York and Sita from the University of Sheffield: both learning technologists at different stages of their careers,…

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Julian Dangerfield Discusses The Founding Fathers, The Bible, and Contemporary Black Views on Slavery 40:31

9d ago40:31

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Julian Dangerfield explains his view of the Founding Fathers, and how American slavery still impacts contemporary Black Americans. Dangerfield is the founder of Shalom Outreach and Senior Pastor of Heritage Fellowship Church.Von Inertia Films

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Jess Hargreaves and Yaprak Tavman: from scholarly teaching to getting started with your own SoTL 53:21

14d ago53:21

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This is the second in our SoTL spin off series where we move the focus from technology to the Scholarship of Teaching and Learning. Today we are joined by lecturers Jess Hargreaves, who teaches in data science, and Yaprak Tavman from the Department of Economics. We talk about how teaching works in their fields and how they’ve incorporated scholarly…

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Ken Turner Explains Slavery in the Old Testament 44:40

23d ago44:40

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A. Troy Thomas interviews Ken Turner about slavery in the Old Testament and its connection to Early America. Turner is a Professor of Old Testament and Biblical Languages at Taccoa Falls College in Taccoa, Georgia. He was formerly the Program Director of Biblical Studies at Bryan College.Von Inertia Films

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Nidhi Sachdeva: Enhancing Learning - from cognitive load to effective reading practices 1:14:07

29d ago1:14:07

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Nidhi Sachdeva from the University of Toronto talks about the science of learning, myth-busting educational misconceptions, and the role of technology in teaching. We get into cognitive load theory, explicit instruction, and question the efficacy of demanding reading loads in higher education. Nidhi shares her expertise on structured teaching metho…

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Richard Cooper Discusses The Details of American Slavery 41:04

1M ago41:04

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Rich Cooper discusses the economics of American slavery on a growing nation, and how America's Founding Fathers can rightly be praised and condemned for their actions. Rich is currently the President & CEO of the Levine Museum of the New South in Charlotte, NC.Von Inertia Films

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Jeremy Moulton and Clement Moissard: Bridging disciplines - insights from teaching physics and politics 44:04

2M ago44:04

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This is the first of a series of conversations recorded last year with teachers from a range of disciplines who share an interest in applying scholarship to their own teaching, and conducting their own scholarly projects. Today Lucy Turner-Voakes from the Academic Practice team and I sit down with Jeremy Moulton from Politics and Clément Moissard f…

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Pauldy Otermans and Stephanie Baines: Building a new academic literacies course - helping students to flourish in a post-GPT world 50:41

2M ago50:41

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Pauldy Otermans and Stephanie Baines return to TELSIG to talk about the research and course design they've been carrying out at Brunel University. Building on the webinar they delivered back in May, Pauldy and Stephanie talk in detail about the challenges and triumphs of building an academic skills course that teaches students how to harness AI too…

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Zac Cunningham Discusses Walnut Grove Plantation 21:30

2M ago21:30

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews Zac Cunningham about the Walnut Grove Plantation and Charles Moore. Zac was the Director of the Walnut Grove Plantation and Historic Price House, and The Manager of Public Programs at the George Washington Foundation.

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Zoe Handley: Exploring AI’s role in modern language education 1:00:24

2M ago1:00:24

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Today I'm talking to Dr Zoe Handley about her research on English tutors' knowledge and beliefs about the use of AI in language teaching. Zoe shares her background, starting as a language learner using technology, and details the evolution of speech and language technologies over the past 20 years. We elaborate on the potential of AI technologies i…

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Dev Aditya: deep diving into small language models 47:58

2M ago47:58

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I'm joined today by Dev Aditya of OIAI by Otermans Institute. We discuss the innovative use of small language models in education, the development and deployment of an AI teacher, and how AI can help to upscale marginalized communities. Dev shares insights into the challenges and opportunities of AI in education, the effectiveness of small language…

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Klaus Mundt and Michael Groves: The evolution and impact of machine translation in education 1:06:51

2M ago1:06:51

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Join us for this episode of the TELSIG Podcast, where we delve, that’s right, delve, into the world of machine translation and its influence on education with Klaus Mundt and Michael Groves, who have been researching and writing on this topic since 2015. We explore the evolution of machine translation tools from Babel Fish to today's advanced AI mo…

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Richard Cotterill: The power of visual metaphors in teaching 50:21

2M ago50:21

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As teachers, we have access to literally millions of high quality, freely-availably images thanks to resources such as Pixabay and Unsplash. In this episode we dig into the impactful use of visual metaphors in teaching with guest Dr Richard Cotterill, who shares insights from his recent research. Rich argues that visual metaphors can make abstract …

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David Read: E-authoring tools and their impact on teaching 38:16

2M ago38:16

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E-authoring tools like Articulate Storyline and Adobe Captivate have had a transformative impact on education. They allow teachers and course writers to quickly create visually appealing, interactive learning materials. Despite these benefits, their uptake often remains restricted to small circles of enthusiasts. Today I talk to David Read from the…

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Carolyn Davis Discusses Her Views on Childhood, The Founding Fathers and American Slavery 47:38

2M ago47:38

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews Carolyn Davis about her upbringing in Chicago schools, her heritage, and her views on the Founding Fathers and Slavery. Carolyn Davis is an Associate Professor of Business Administration and Economics at Morehouse College.Von Inertia Films

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Rob Shaw and David Anderson: Has technology changed teaching? 39:52

3M ago39:52

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How has classroom practice changed as a result of the ever increasing availability of teaching technologies? We look specifically at polling tools, and consider the broader influence of such platforms. Rob Shaw is an Educational Adviser in the Programme Design and Learning Technology Team and the Faculty contact for the Arts and Humanities. He is t…

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Sam Hazeldine: Virtual reality in higher education 39:30

3M ago39:30

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In this episode, Sam Hazeldine discusses the integration of virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) in education. We discuss the potential of AR and VR to enhance learning, clarify the definitions of VR, AR, and mixed reality, and talk about their practical applications in classrooms, such as simulations and interactive learning environment…

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Stephen Gow and Lucy Turner-Voakes: A new chapter for artificial intelligence in higher education 1:01:03

3M ago1:01:03

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This conversation from May 2023 took place in the wake of the launch of ChatGPT 3.5. We cover responses from institutions, policy, implications for teaching and assessment, questions raised and opportunities for research, and other topics. Stephen Gow is responsible for the coordination of standards, assessment and academic integrity at the Univers…

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David Rutledge Discusses the Biblical View of Slavery 44:53

3M ago44:53

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews David Rutledge, a Professor of History at Furman University. David explores the connection with the Founding Leaders and their Biblical interpretation of slavery in the Bible.Von Inertia Films

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Catherine Braxton Discusses Drayton Hall 25:06

3M ago25:06

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews Catherine Braxton about her ancestors at Drayton Hall, and the thoughts and memories she has of the place now. Catherine Braxton serves on the Governing Board of the Drayton Hall Preservation Trust.

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K Carl Smith Discusses Frederick Douglass 43:43

4M ago43:43

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews author K Carl Smith about Frederick Douglass and his views on the Founding Fathers.

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Rick Starr Discusses The Founders and Independence Hall 15:15

4M ago15:15

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews Park Ranger Rick Starr in Independence Hall. Rick discusses the events that took place there, and the Founders who participated.Von Inertia Films

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Robert Baker Explores the Thinking Behind the Founders 36:12

5M ago36:12

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Director A. Troy Thomas sits down with author, professor and historian H. Robert Baker to discuss the Founding Fathers and their complicated relationship with slavery. Baker explains the influences that shaped the thinking of the men that built America.Von Inertia Films

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Rod Gragg Discusses Religion's Influence in Early America 1:23:19

5M ago1:23:19

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews Rod Gragg, author of Forged in Faith. Rod discusses the Puritans and Pilgrims seeking religious freedom in the New World, and the impact that the Judeo Christian viewpoint had on the founding documents.Von Inertia Films

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Sara Georgini discusses the Adams Family 45:47

6M ago45:47

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews Sara Georgini about John Adams, John Quincy Adams and Abigail Adams. Sara discusses the Adams prominent role in the founding of the country, and their relationship with slavery. Sara Georgini is an American historian, and series editor for The Papers of John Adams at the Adams Papers Editorial Project.…

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Mary V Thompson discusses George Washington 29:23

7M ago29:23

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews Mary V. Thompson about George Washington. They discuss how Washington's views on slavery changed during his life and the complications he faced trying to free the slaves of Mount Vernon. Mary V. Thompson was a research historian at Mount Vernon, and is now retired and serves as Research Historian Emerita at Mount …

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Carl Westmoreland discusses Thomas Jefferson and Slavery in Virginia 38:36

7M ago38:36

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews the late Carl Westmoreland about Jefferson's view on slavery and its role in the colonies. Carl Westmoreland was the Senior Historian at the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center.Von Inertia Films

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Carter Hudgins Discusses Slavery at Drayton Hall Plantation 27:03

8M ago27:03

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews Carter Hudgins, the President and CEO of Drayton Hall. Hudgens discusses slavery at Drayton Hall Plantation, and slavery's role in the economics of the Colonies.Von Inertia Films

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David Eltis Discusses the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade 43:33

8M ago43:33

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews David Eltis, the Robert W. Woodruff Professor Emeritus of History at Emory University and the co-developer of slavevoyages.org. Eltis discusses the Trans-Atlantic slave trade and its impact on the Americas and the Founding Fathers of the United States.Von Inertia Films

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Walter Brueggemann Discusses Slavery in the Bible 34:49

8M ago34:49

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews theologian Walter Brueggemann. Brueggemann offers an interpretation of slavery in the Bible, and discusses the Bibles influence on the Founding Fathers. Brueggemann is currently William Marcellus McPheeters Professor Emeritus of Old Testament at Columbia Theological Seminary.…

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David Azerrad Discusses the Political Policies of the America's Founding Fathers 37:47

9M ago37:47

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Today's podcast features Hillsdale College's Assistant Professor and Research Fellow, David Azerrad. Azerrad explains the guiding principles of the Founders, especially in creating the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution. He further explains the paradox of liberty and slavery as seen in the personal lives of the Founders. Azerrad …

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Caroline Keinath discusses John Adams 46:29

9M ago46:29

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews Caroline Keinath at Piecefield about John Adams and his son John Quincy Adams, and their impact on forming America.

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Historian Christa Dierksheide discusses Thomas Jefferson 47:12

10M ago47:12

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews Christa Dierksheide at Monticello about Thomas Jefferson and his role as a Founding Father and an owner of slaves.Von Inertia Films

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Historian Sara Bon-Harper discusses James Monroe 16:43

10M ago16:43

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Director A. Troy Thomas sits down with Sara Bon-Harper, Executive Director of James Monroe’s Highland, to discuss many of the contributions of James Monroe. Monroe was the last Founding Father to serve as President, a two time Governor of Virginia, a US Senator, an ambassador to Britain and France, as well as Secretary of State. An accomplished sol…

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Historian Richard Beeman discusses the Paradox of Liberty and Slavery in the Founding Era of America 1:01:09

11M ago1:01:09

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews historian Richard Beeman. Richard was the John Walsh Centennial Professor of History at the University of Pennsylvania. He was also the director of the Philadelphia Center for Early American Studies. Richard wrote several books, including "Plain Honest Men: The Making of the American Constitution," and "Our Lives,…

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Joseph Ellis Discusses The Founding Fathers and Slavery 40:09

11M ago40:09

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews Pulitzer Prize winning author, Joseph Ellis about America's Founding Fathers and slavery. Ellis argues that we should cease arguing about whether the Founders were heroes or villains, but instead grapple with them as flawed human beings who we can learn from because of their imperfections and what they did well.…

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Professor Eric Jackson discusses Colonial America, Slavery and The Founding Fathers 33:52

12M ago33:52

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews professor Eric Jackson about Colonial America, Slavery and The Founding Fathers. Eric Jackson is a professor of American History at Northern Kentucky University with over 50 journal publications.Von Inertia Films

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Historian Edward J. Larson discusses George Washington 43:50

1y ago43:50

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews historian and author Edward J. Larson about George Washington's role as a respected leader of the American Revolution and his ownership of slaves at Mount Vernon.Von Inertia Films

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An Interview with former Director of Education at James Madison’s Montpelier, Christian Cotz 32:33

1y ago32:33

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews former Director of Education at James Madison’s Montpelier, Christian Cotz. Christian discusses James Madison's role in crafting the United States Constitution and his ownership of slaves at his family's large Virginia plantation, Montpelier.Von Inertia Films

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An Interview with the 2006 Social Studies Teacher of the Year, India Meissel 44:28

1y ago44:28

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews the 2006 Social Studies Teacher of the Year, India Meissel. She discusses European colonization of North America, the history of slavery in the New World before and after the American Revolution as well as the Founding Fathers' complicated relationship with slavery.…

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Historian Jon Kukla discusses Patrick Henry 58:40

1y ago58:40

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews author and historian Jon Kukla about Patrick Henry. Perhaps best known for his "Liberty or Death" speech at St. John's Church, Patrick Henry was also an American founder who owned slaves. Jon Kukla discusses the nuances of this seeming contradiction.Von Inertia Films

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An Interview with historian Lonnie Bunch 24:03

1y ago24:03

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews Lonnie Bunch, Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution and the first African American and first historian to serve as head of the Smithsonian. He was also the founding director of the Smithsonian's National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC). In this episode, Lonnie discusses the museum as wel…

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An Interview with Mount Vernon's Doug Bradburn 43:48

1y ago43:48

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews the president and CEO of George Washington's Mount Vernon, Doug Bradburn. Doug discusses the complexities of liberty and slavery in the founding era of the United States and how the views of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson changed throughout their lives. For more information on the award-winning documentary…

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Henry Wiencek Discusses George Washington and Thomas Jefferson 1:00:22

1+ y ago1:00:22

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews historian and author, Henry Wiencek about George Washington and Thomas Jefferson. Both founders' views on slavery seemed to change throughout their lives. Listen to find out how. For more information on the award-winning documentary, Liberty & Slavery: The Paradox of America's Founding Fathers, visit our website.…

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Introduction to the Series 6:46

1+ y ago6:46

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Director A. Troy Thomas interviews historians, authors, theologians and other experts about the founding of the United States of America and the paradox of liberty and slavery. Each episode will feature an extended interview conducted for the documentary film, Liberty & Slavery: The Paradox of America's Founding Fathers For more information visit o…

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Lent 2022: Episode 8 - Noel Richards 48:37

2+ y ago48:37

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In the eighth and final Podcast of the Lent 2022 pilot series, Mike Jowett of El Palmeral talks to Noel Richards. Noel also sings live in the studio with 3 of his best loved songs. Noel has performed in 40 countries and played in every kind of venue - street corners, bars, concert halls, churches, cathedrals and stadiums. Since the late 1970s, Noel…

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Lent 2022: Episode 7 - Jeff Lucas 37:10

2+ y ago37:10

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In the seventh of the Lent 2022 series, Mike Jowett of El Palmeral talks to Jeff Lucas. Jeff Lucas is an international author and speaker. He writes daily bible notes titled Life with Lucas and broadcasts weekly on Premier Radio. Jeff has written a number of books that combine spiritual insight and humour, taking a more light hearted approach to Ch…

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Lent 2022: Episode 6 - Helena Wilkinson 35:02

2+ y ago35:02

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In the sixth of the Lent 2022 series, Mike Jowett of El Palmeral talks to Helena Wilkinson. Helena Wilkinson published her first book, Puppet on a String, at the age of nineteen. She is the author of eleven books and contributor to a further six as well as preparing devotional monthly readings such as Inspiring Women Every Day and Living Light. A t…

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Lent 2022: Episode 5 - Judy Moore 34:45

2+ y ago34:45

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In the fifth of the Lent 2022 series, Mike Jowett of El Palmeral talks to Judy Moore. Judy has worked and trained as an actress, touring in Australia, South Africa and the USA. She´s taught in secondary schools and is now part of the senior leadership team at Riverside Church, Birmingham, but Judy may be best known for her work with Saltmine Theatr…

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Lent 2022: Episode 4 - Tony Horsfall 34:33

2+ y ago34:33

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In the fourth of the Lent 2022 series, Mike Jowett of El Palmeral talks to Tony Horsfall. Tony is a freelance trainer, retreat leader and author based in Yorkshire. He is an elder of Ackworth Community Church and regularly travels abroad leading retreats and Quiet Days. Along the way, he´s written several books, including Rhythms of Grace, Working …

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