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Methodist Podcasts
February 2010 “Conflict and Compassion” Methodist President Revd David Gamble and Vice-President Dr Richard Vautrey recently visited Israel and Palestine to gain a deeper insight into the problems facing communities and explore how suffering can be alleviated. Karen Burke talks to Richard to find out how his brief visit to the area furthered his understanding of the conflict, while Anna Drew learns whether the word “love” can produce problems in translation when she interviews Phil Prior from Wycliffe Bible Translators. Karen also chats to Methodist Youth President Pete Brady to discover how he is enabling young people to get their voices heard. You can listen to “Conflict
and Compassion” by visiting the Methodist Web Radio webpage here: http://www.methodist.org.uk/index.cfm?fuseaction=opentogod.webradio
Special Edition podcast Methodist Web Radio brings you
a special edition podcast featuring actor Stephen Baldwin who recently took part
in the final edition of Celebrity Big Brother on Channel 4. Methodist editor writer George
Luke talks to the Usual Suspects actor about Big Brother, growing up in the
States, extreme sports and why he sees being a Christian as “radically
dangerous”. To listen to the podcast, visit: http://www.methodist.org.uk/index.cfm?fuseaction=opentogod.webradio January 2010 Haitian Earthquake A special
edition of the Methodist Podcast following the earthquake disaster in Haiti on
12 January 2010 is now available to download from Methodist Web Radio. People have
been shocked and horrified by the scenes of devastation in Haiti following the
massive earthquake, which left thousands of people dead and survivors fighting
for their lives. Revd Tom Quenet, Methodist Partnership Coordinator for the
Americas and the Caribbean, was due to be in Haiti when the earthquake struck.
He told Karen Burke how he heard of the tragedy and the work he has been engaged
in since to help with the relief effort. To listen to the podcast,
visit: http://www.methodist.org.uk/index.cfm?fuseaction=opentogod.webradio
October 2009 It has been
more than a year since 5,000 Christians lost their homes in a savage attack
planned by extremists in the eastern state of Orissa in India.Karen Burke
travelled to India with a World Council of Churches’ Living Letters team (http://www.overcomingviolence.org/)
to see how people have begun to rebuild their lives following the violence in
August 2008.Karen also met with social activists from high-profile NGOs in Delhi
where she learned about the battles that women in India are fighting today. This
podcast features sound bites from interviews with Premindha Bannerjee from
Christian Aid in India; Rama Hansraj from Catholic Relief Services; Sam Naik,
director of the Happy Valley Children’s Home in Kandhamal and Ajit Nayak, a
Catholic priest living in the town of Berhampur, Orissa. To listen to this and other podcasts, visit: http://www.methodist.org.uk/index.cfm?fuseaction=opentogod.webradio
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