Episode 10
This week, Hannah Scott-Joynt looks back at the RMC Annual Lecture which was delivered by Professor Linda Woodhead from King's College London on Tuesday evening. In it she painted quite a pessimistic future for traditional religion in the UK – not a view shared by all attendees – so Hannah asks co-hosts Leo Devine and Rosie Dawson what they made of it. But the main focus of the conversation is the troubles between different factions in Leicester this week. To help understand what has been going on there, and also to give advice to journalists on how to report such a complex and inflammatory subject, they are joined by Amardeep Bassey, freelance journalist and trainer, and Asha Patel, a community reporter with Leicester Live.
Religion Media Centre Podcast · Asha Patel, Amardeep Bassey, Hannah Scott-Joynt, Leo Devine, Rosie Dawson
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Show Notes
This week, Hannah Scott-Joynt looks back at the RMC Annual Lecture which was delivered by Professor Linda Woodhead from King's College London on Tuesday evening. In it she painted quite a pessimistic future for traditional religion in the UK – not a view shared by all attendees – so Hannah asks co-hosts Leo Devine and Rosie Dawson what they made of it. But the main focus of the conversation is the troubles between different factions in Leicester this week. To help understand what has been going on there, and also to give advice to journalists on how to report such a complex and inflammatory subject, they are joined by Amardeep Bassey, freelance journalist and trainer, and Asha Patel, a community reporter with Leicester Live.
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