Being Human quick takes
Take a dive behind the leading stories of today and see what's new in the Being Human project with Peter and Jo.
‘Therapy speak’: what’s the big deal?
Why is ‘therapy speak’ so topical, and what it might tell us about the state of people’s hearts and minds? Watch now
Why do we love music festivals?
Glastonbury festival - arguably the pinnacle of the British music calendar – took place this week. But what's the big deal? Watch now
Ultra-processed food meets fasting
Did you know that 60% of our calorie intake comes from ultra-processed food? We are asking, what is this doing to our bodies?. Watch now
Three verses to remember when you're afraid
What does the announcement of Philip Schofield’s departure from This Morning have to do with Suella Braverman taking a speed awareness course? Watch now
The Coronation: #NotMyKing & the priestly King
And how can a theology of the royal priesthood bring us back to the God story as we watch the crowning of an earthly king? Watch now
AI: radically new or 'nothing new under the sun'? | Being Human
Join Peter as this week he dives into the world of AI Watch now
The UK's migration problem | Being Human
This week, join Jo as she discusses the Illegal Migration Bill. As followers of Jesus, how can we engage? Behind the political slogans and complex legislation are people Watch now
Asbury outpouring | Being Human
Emma considers how the Asbury outpouring has highlighted several widespread challenges and encouragements experienced by Gen-Z. Watch now
Friends in need: Turkey-Syria earthquake | Being Human
Join Jo as she laments the unfolding tragedy but encourages us to not remain complacent and shares three ways we can be praying for our neighbours in Turkey and Syria Watch now
Why are we so obsessed with Harry?
Prince Harry is everywhere. But why it is we seem to care so much? What is it about Harry and Megan that has so captured our imagination? Watch now
C of E and reimagining social care | Being human
Catch Peter in today’s quick take as he thinks about another recent proposal from the Church of England: the ‘Commission on Reimagining Care’. Watch now
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