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Seen & Unseen Aloud

Seen & Unseen Aloud

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Discover Seen & Unseen articles. The best writing curated by our editors read aloud, sharing Christian perspectives on just about everything.

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  • 13th April 2026: Retrospective Birthday Compilation

    13th April 2026: Retrospective Birthday Compilation
    Apr 13 2026
    This week this we have a special retrospective compilation episode; with articles chosen and introduced by Nick Jones, Senior Editor of Seen & Unseen, Belle Tindall-Riley - Seen & Unseen's staff writer and co-host of the Re-Enchanting podcast and Graham Tomlin, the editor-in-Chief of Seen & Unseen, and a former Bishop of Kensington. Enjoy!

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    21 m
  • 3rd April 2026: 3rd Birthday Compilation: Begging, the Death of Fun and a warm welcome back to Glastonbury

    3rd April 2026: 3rd Birthday Compilation: Begging, the Death of Fun and a warm welcome back to Glastonbury
    Apr 6 2026
    In S&UA's 3rd Birthday compilation episode, I have chosen an article from Seen and Unseen’s first three years. I have chosen Jon Kurt talking wisely and compassionately about begging on our cities’ streets from 2023; Simon Walters from 2024 talking about how playing video games can all too quickly turn into a form of work and finally Jessica Norman’s piece from 2025 reliving the heart warming welcome Lewis Capaldi received as he returned to the Glastonbury stage after he took time off to look after his mental health.

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    21 m
  • 30th March 2026: Quiet Faith; the Manosphere & how Sin explains the Epstein story

    30th March 2026: Quiet Faith; the Manosphere & how Sin explains the Epstein story
    Mar 30 2026
    In this episode, Graham Tomlin addresses the flawed data in the "Quiet Revival" and explores the power of quiet faith; Tim Yearsley shares his personal reaction to Louis Theroux's documentary about the "Manosphere"; and Jonny Torrance asks why people do terrible things and how an understanding of Sin helps us understand the unfolding story of the Epstein files.

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    32 m
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