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John Pantry—pioneer of British Christian music and broadcasting—went from engineering hits for the Bee Gees to becoming a beloved voice on Premier Christian Radio. He joined Esther Higham to reflect on key moments from his remarkable journey.
Released on 10 Jun 2025
U.S. Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth sparked both praise and criticism by inviting Pentagon staff to a Christian prayer meeting during work hours. Do Christian leaders in business or public service have the right to bring their faith into the workplace? Paul Szkiler, from Truestone Impact Investment, and Gary Grant, from The Entertainer, joined Esther Higham to unpack this.
With a new HBO series on the way, the age-old question for Christian parents returns: is it okay to watch Harry Potter? Clay Myatt, author of 'Echoes of the Gospel in Harry Potter,' and Bobbi Kumari from Living in Light share their views.
Stylist Phil Tarling chats to Esther Higham about Justin Trudeau's "fashion atrocity" at Canada' state opening of Parliament and what it teaches us about dressing for the King of Kings
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