A visual summary from our conversation with Palestinian peace activist Sami Awad, exploring love, steadfastness (sumud), and Christ consciousness under occupation. nomadpodcast.co.uk for the full conversation with Sami.

“Love your enemy” sounds impossible — until you hear it from someone living under occupation. Palestinian peace activist Sami Awad joins Nomad to explore awakening, nonviolence, and Christ consciousness in the midst of war.

New on Nomad. Palestinian peace activist Sami Awad has lived his whole life under occupation. Instead of retreating into hatred or certainty, he’s chosen a path of compassion, healing, and what he calls Christ consciousness.

Palestinian peace activist Sami Awad on what it means to awaken to Christ consciousness under occupation. A conversation about love in the face of violence, faith beyond institutions, and staying open when everything pushes you to close. Uploading Monday.

This month we’re sharing Sarah Adele’s story on the Nomad Therapy Network. When her faith unraveled, she found herself “looking out over a landscape of ruins.” Now she helps others navigate that same terrain. nomadpodcast.co.uk/therapy-netw...

I sometimes ask Nomad guests to share a photo of some of the books that shaped them. Since Elliot recently joined me on the podcast, it felt only fair that he got to share his own stack. Here’s a glimpse into some of the stories and worlds that have fired his imagination lately.

Elliot’s memory of one Sunday sums up my approach to church perfectly: nomadpodcast.co.uk for the full conversation with Elliot and Tim Nash.

Pocket Nomad (our Nomad Podcast app) closes tomorrow (31 Oct). If you’ve been listening there, thank you — it’s been a lovely home for our community. The closure wasn’t our choice, but we hope you’ll stay with us. To keep getting episodes, follow “Nomad Podcast” in your usual podcast app.

Every so often, Elliot drops a line that perfectly sums me up… nomadpodcast.co.uk for the full conversation with Elliot and Tim Nash

Many in the Nomad community have discovered that healing begins with being heard. Each month we highlight a therapist who understands that journey, who creates space for self-compassion and new beginnings. Meet our latest featured therapist... www.nomadpodcast.co.uk/therapy-network

Elliot Nash (age 11) on prayer... nomadpodcast.co.uk for the full conversation.

This was such a refreshing, fun, life-affirming listen. Thanks Tim and Elliot 👍🏼

In the new Nomad Podcast episode, Tim and his 11-year-old son Elliot look back on a year of experimenting with spiritual practices — from activism and art to bird song and pilgrimage.

Tim’s co-host this week isn’t Nick, Joy or Anna — it’s his 11-year-old son, Elliot. Together they look back on a year of Homegrown Faith — exploring gratitude, Sabbath, activism and creativity, and finding that faith often grows in the most ordinary places.

The Nomad Therapy Network connects you with therapists who understand what it’s like to question, unravel and re-imagine faith. Whether you’re processing trauma, or just looking for someone who gets it, you’ll find compassionate, qualified support here. nomadpodcast.co.uk/therapy-network

nomadpodcast.co.uk for the full conversation with John Philip Newell

Could the wisdom we need come from traditions not our own nomadpodcast.co.uk for the full conversation with John Philip Newell.

Not all sacred paths run through temples. Some begin in the wild. nomadpodcast.co.uk for the full conversation with John Philip Newell.

From pastor to pilgrim, from breakdown to belonging, our new Featured Therapist knows what it is to lose and to find home again. Phil Shepherd offers a compassionate space for those walking their own uncertain road. Read his story on the Nomad Therapy Network www.nomadpodcast.co.uk/therapy-network

We sit down with John Philip Newell to explore stepping away from institution, listening to the voice of the soul, and rediscovering the sacred in nature, relationship, and silence.

In this new Nomad episode, we’re joined by John Philip Newell to explore what he calls The Great Search—a yearning for healing, home, and something more whole than what religion often offered.

Temple or wilderness? Doctrine or direct experience? Coming Friday, we speak with Celtic teacher John Philip Newell about the Great Search—for soul, Earth, and home in a time of spiritual disconnection.

What if simply watching the wind in the trees was quietly healing you? nomadpodcast.co.uk for the full conversation with Jenny Biglands and Vicky Broadbent.

What happens when therapy steps beyond four walls and invites the whole living world into the process? nomadpodcast.co.uk for the full conversation with Jenny Biglands and Vicky Broadbent.

Therapy under the trees. Joy speaks with Jenny Biglands & Vicky Broadbent about ecotherapy — where nature becomes part of the healing process.

Joy sits down with eco-therapists Jenny Biglands and Vicky Broadbent to talk about nature as co-therapist, the power of silence and risk, and how reconnecting with the land can help us meet climate grief with courage, creativity, and hope. www.nomadpodcast.co.uk

What if your next therapy session started under a tree? 🌳 New Nomad episode coming soon on ecotherapy, nature as co-therapist, and the “wild within.”

What does it mean to follow a faith born on the underside of empire? nomadpodcast.co.uk for the full conversation with Selina Stone.

What if the Kingdom of God can’t be measured, managed, or controlled? nomadpodcast.co.uk for the full conversation with Selina Stone.

Meet our newest featured therapist, Hilary Marshall. Her journey through church hurt and healing now shapes the safe, compassionate space she offers as a counsellor and spiritual director. Read Hilary’s story here… www.nomadpodcast.co.uk/therapist-st...

Some theologies teach us to obey, stay quiet, and call it faith. Others invite us to listen to our bodies, trust our voice, and seek liberation. Selina Stone joins us to unmask the theologies that harm, and reimagine the ones that heal.

We chat with Selina Stone about the hidden ways power is shaped by theology & how theology can be shaped by power. Drawing on her book A Heavy Yoke, she helps us trace the roots of spiritual abuse, while also pointing toward a faith grounded in trust, embodiment & mutuality.

What happens when power hides behind theology? Womanist theologian Selina Stone joins us to unmask the theologies that harm, and reimagine the ones that heal. Uploading Monday.

📚 These are some of the books that have shaped Halima Gosai Hussein’s faith journey. From The Sublime Quran to Audre Lorde’s Sister Outsider, from Emergent Strategy to Believing Women in Islam — each has offered courage, critique, and imagination for a more inclusive and justice-shaped faith.

📚 These are some of the books that shaped Giles Goddard’s faith journey — from This Here Flesh to Being Disciples. Each opened up new ways of seeing, questioning & hoping.

Groundbreaking. Ordinary. Sacred. Love across faiths. nomadpodcast.co.uk for the full conversation with Giles Goddard and Halima Gosai Hussain.

Giles Goddard on what sustains him: not certainty, but friendship, love, and shared questions. nomadpodcast.co.uk for the full conversation with Giles Goddard and Halima Gosai Hussain.

What if God and love were the same thing? For Halima Gosai Hussein, that realisation changed everything. nomadpodcast.co.uk for the full conversation with Halima Gosai Hussein and Giles Goddard.

Two faith traditions. One shared journey. Giles Goddard & Halima Gosai Hussein swap stories of faith, doubt & inclusion in a rare interfaith dialogue that’s more about love than winning arguments.

Giles Goddard is an Anglican priest. Halima Gosai Hussein is a Muslim writer and speaker. In this conversation they reflect on the faith they inherited, the shifts that reshaped it & the unexpected common ground they’ve found in the work of love and justice. www.nomadpodcast.co.uk/halima-gosai...

An Anglican priest. A Muslim writer. Two different paths — and a shared commitment to inclusion. Giles Goddard and Halima Gosai Hussein reflect on the faith they inherited, the shifts that reshaped it, and the unexpected common ground they’ve found. Uploading Friday.

When the future feels uncertain, perhaps the real question is: how will we show up? nomadpodcast.co.uk for the full conversation with @briandmclaren.bsky.social

Our relationship to the Earth often reveals which story we’re living by. nomadpodcast.co.uk for the full conversation with @briandmclaren.bsky.social

What if surrender isn’t giving up… but waking up? nomadpodcast.co.uk for the full conversation with @briandmclaren.bsky.social

When life shifts—through loss, upheaval, or the slow erosion of certainty—parts of us can feel strange, neglected, or unwelcome. For Romilly Keen, deconstruction led to nature, healing and a new way of being. Now she offers therapy where all of you is welcome. www.nomadpodcast.co.uk/therapist-st...

Struggling with faith, identity or belonging? You’re not alone. The Nomad Therapy Network connects you with therapists who understand the complexity of evolving spirituality—without judgement or pressure to “fix” your beliefs. nomadpodcast.co.uk/therapy-network

In our latest episode we speak with Brian McLaren about The Last Voyage — a novel about collapse, control, and a spirituality shaped by grief, hope, and surrender.

What kind of faith can survive the end of the world? Tim chats with @briandmclaren.bsky.social about his novel The Last Voyage — exploring collapse, control, grief, and the kind of spirituality we might carry into an uncertain future. www.nomadpodcast.co.uk/brian-mclare...

Uploading Monday… What if the world we’ve built can’t be saved? Tim talks with Brian McLaren about his new novel The Last Voyage — and what it reveals about spirituality, surrender, and survival at the edge of collapse.

Too often, scripture becomes ammunition in a moral debate. In our latest episode, Kira Austin-Young invites us to approach the Bible with more humility and care: www.nomadpodcast.co.uk