for further flooding and treacherous conditions on the roads. further north, we are back into wintry weather with ice and snow a risk today. history for bryony frost. she becomes the first female jockey to win the king george vi chase, storming to victory on 20 1 shot frodon at kempton. it s sunday 27th december. our top story: borisjohnson has promised that big changes for the uk after securing the post brexit trade deal on christmas eve. in an interview with the sunday telegraph, the prime minister says his focus will be on levelling up the country and spreading opportunity. but there has been criticism from the fishing industry, as political correspondent iain watson explains. the iain watson explains. prime minister has insisted i would the prime minister has insisted he would be willing to go for no deal when negotiations were going in the wrong direction, but he insisted the deal he achieved would withstand the most ruthless scrutiny by conservative brexiteers. glad tid
Join me as I take you on a wild journey through the latest episode of Snarky Faith. Brace yourselves for a rollercoaster ride as I open up about my personal journey through grief and loss in the bleak landscape of 2024, where political turmoil looms large. But that's just the beginning! In this episode, we fearlessly dive into the absurdities of American Christianity with the Christian Crazy segment (including some Taylor SwiftEvangelical insanity), and we kick off our Buzzword Breakdown series by dissecting the true essence of Love. If you're ready for a candid, thought-provoking, and downright snarky podcast that will challenge your perspectives on faith, politics, and personal growth, then join me for this captivating episode. Laugh, question, and redefine your understanding of love and loss with Snarky Faith – it's a ride you won't want to miss! Featured Crackpots, Grifters, and Prophets: Kent Christmas, Jesse Duplantis, and Tony Wood. Big thanks to these outlets
In today's episode of Snarky Faith, we're venturing into a space that's often skirted around with discomfort or outright hostility. That's right we're digging into the delightful mess that is religious diversity, but not in the way you might expect. We're not here to throw shade or to spotlight the foibles of faith; instead, we're talking about the rich gifts that diversity brings us, especially when we shut up and listen. Our guidebook for this journey is none other than the recent release Sitting in the Shade of Another Tree: What We Learn by Listening to Other Faiths. This isn't just your run-of-the-mill, kumbaya plea for peace. This is about tuning in to a symphony of voices from different faiths and belief systems that dare to speak to the transformative power of listening. It's about cracking open the door to perspectives that have long been shut out by the rigid gates of doctrinal fortresses. We're joined by a panel of guests who are nothi