Sunday School for Misfits with Dr Selina Stone

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Sunday School for Misfits with Dr Selina Stone

A podcast examining the beliefs, perspectives and experiences Black millennials in Britain have gained from their upbringings in pentecostal and evangelical churches - what should we keep and what might we leave behind?

  1. 17 DE NOV.

    S6E3: Are we all tired of "leaders"?

    In this episode I talk about two big incidents in recent news: the re-election of Trump and the resignation of Archbishop Justin Welby. On the one hand, a toxic masculine man, trusted to rescue the USA, on the other, a safeguarding scandal that has cost him his job. What does this all tell us about leadership? Are we asking too much? Or lost to stereotypes of those we want in power? There are few answers but lots of questions. Thank you for listening! For the sermon by Rev Dr Otis Moss III see Trinity United Church of Christ: https://www.youtube.com/live/7zHTUe7rSBs?si=y-QYYRzy7aePjHLX from 59:50 onwards For the book by Justin Lewis-Anthony see https://www.bloomsbury.com/us/you-are-the-messiah-and-i-should-know-9781441122469/

    34min

  2. 3 DE NOV.

    S6 E2: Police - Assisted Dying: Chris Kaba and Public Mercy

    In this episode, I share some thoughts on the connection between two public events in recent news: the 'not guilty' verdict for the policeman who killed Chris Kaba and the assisted dying debate. Who deserves mercy and whose lives do we fight for? This is a bit of a ranty episode, but one I could not skip. Thanks for listening.

    23min

  3. 20 DE OUT.

    S6E1 Welcome Back (from Bonnie Scotland)!

    Welcome back listeners! In this episode I reintroduce the podcast, with some updated reflections on why I am doing this, and what this season will hold. Thank you as always for joining me for the ride.

    27min

  4. 28 DE JUL.

    S5E6 Bringing Beauty to the World ft. Jake Isaac

    Today we continue conversations with creatives, with the gem that is Jake Isaac. We discuss his beginnings playing the drums in church, and his ability to transcend the divide between 'sacred' and 'secular' spaces. Also, what we can learn from MJ, Kanye West and Jon Batiste, and what he hopes his children will learn from his artistic journey. This is a beautiful conversation, I hope you enjoy it. *Notices* The competition closes on Sunday 11th August at 12 noon. To take part in Andy Symmons research on podcasts, faith and spirituality in Britain go to: http://bit.ly/podcastsanddeconstruction

    43min

  5. 14 DE JUL.

    S5E5 On New Pastures

    This is a solo episode on being 'the first' and moving into new pastures. I reflect on Joseph's journey and the unexpected communal blessings that can come from an individual's bold movement. Complete with summer life and writing updates.

    26min

  6. 30 DE JUN.

    S5E4 Black Songs, Black Dreams ft. Seth Pinnock

    In this episode, I have special guest, innovator and creative Seth Pinnock (@sethanthonyp) talking all things black creativity, entrepreneurship and imagination. We discuss his musical roots, leading a youth movement at 17, and how to decide which risks are worth taking as an entrepreneur. This is a great conversation with lots of laughter and food for thought.

    52min

  7. 16 DE JUN.

    S5E4 Special Launch: 'For Such a Time as This' with Shani Akilah (@ShaniAkilah)

    This week is a special episode to launch the new book by Shani Akilah (@ShaniAkilah) 'For Such a Time as This'. We talk about the journey of becoming a writer, some of the themes covered in this brilliant short story collection - including spirituality and faith - and top tips for those hoping to break into this creative field.

    41min

  8. 2 DE JUN.

    S5E3 Divine Creatives: Drama in Life and on TV ft. Karla Williams

    In this episode, I speak with screenwriter Karla Williams (@SheWritesOn) about her journey growing up as a Pastor's kid in a Black Pentecostal church, and her career in the creative industry. We discuss our early church zeal, the lessons we have learnt along the way, and the power of storytelling to build empathy and witness to the truth.

    43min
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A podcast examining the beliefs, perspectives and experiences Black millennials in Britain have gained from their upbringings in pentecostal and evangelical churches - what should we keep and what might we leave behind?

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