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Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on The Second Sunday of Epiphany - Fr Sam RossiterOn the Second Sunday of Epiphany, Fr Sam reflects on the difference between seeking explanations about God and receiving revelation from God. Centered on John the Baptist’s declaration, “Here is the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world,” this episode explores how God reveals Himself most fully not through ideas, but through the cross.Epiphany, we are reminded, reaches its deepest expression in Christ’s self-giving love — where human brokenness meets divine forgiveness. The sermon invites listeners to approach faith not as something to be fully explained, but as a mystery to be encount...
2026-01-1813 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on The Baptism of Christ - Fr Sam RossiterOn the Feast of the Baptism of Christ, Fr Sam reflects on baptism as a gift, not an achievement. Using the image of baptism as a spiritual birthday, this episode explores how our deepest identity is revealed, not earned in God’s love. Just as Jesus is named “Beloved” at the Jordan before he does anything to prove himself, so too we are claimed, welcomed, and loved before all action or effort.Baptism and Eucharist together remind us that our worth rests in grace alone, calling us to live not from comparison or striving, but from the secure...
2026-01-1113 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on The Epiphany - Fr Sam RossiterAs the new year begins, Fr Sam reflects on Epiphany as a story of insiders and outsiders, and God’s deliberate choice to reveal Himself beyond boundaries. Set against a world marked by fear, conflict, and division, this sermon explores how Jesus was born into political instability, poverty, and displacement, and how the first to worship Him were foreigners and immigrants.Epiphany reveals a kingdom not built by exclusion, but by welcome. It reminds us that most Christians were once “outsiders” themselves welcomed only by grace and calls us to live that same grace today by building bridge...
2026-01-0415 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on Midnight Mass and Christmas Day - Fr Sam RossiterOn Midnight Mass and Christmas Day, Fr Sam reflects on the power of names and what they reveal about who we are — and who God is. Drawing from St John’s Gospel, he explores Jesus as the Logos: the meaning at the heart of reality who became flesh and lived among us.This episode traces the names of God through Scripture, the God who sees, the God who sustains, and the God who saves revealing a God who knows us fully and comes close to carry what we cannot.Christmas, then, is not about having life...
2025-12-2510 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on Third Sunday of Advent - Fr Sam RossiterOn the Third Sunday of Advent, Fr Sam reflects on the doubt and confusion of John the Baptist as he waits in prison and questions whether Jesus truly is the Messiah. Through Jesus’ response “Blessed is anyone who takes no offence in me” this episode explores how faith can be tested when God’s work doesn’t match our expectations.Rather than bringing judgement and power, Jesus reveals a kingdom marked by mercy, healing, and grace. The sermon invites listeners to trust God’s purposes even when the path feels unclear, and to remain faithful without stumbling over the une...
2025-12-1411 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on Second Sunday of Advent - Fr Sam RossiterIn this powerful Second Sunday of Advent reflection, Fr Sam asks a deeply searching question: Why does the Church exist? As St John the Baptist Church prepares to welcome hundreds of people through its doors for the Barnet Christmas Fair, this sermon reframes community activity not as tradition or visibility but as mission.Drawing on the fierce preaching of John the Baptist and the theology of St Paul in Romans, Sam challenges the danger of religious complacency. Just as the crowds at the Jordan assumed their birthright as children of Abraham made them secure, we too can...
2025-12-0813 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on Advent Sunday - Fr Sam RossiterIn this Advent Sunday episode, Fr Sam invites us to rediscover the season not as a gentle lead-up to Christmas, but as a wake-up call. While we may picture the nativity as a comforting scene with children’s costumes and soft candlelight, Sam reminds us that the real story was anything but safe or sentimental. God entered the world through poverty, scandal, political oppression, and refugee displacement — and this shocking reality shapes what Advent truly means.Drawing on Matthew 24, Isaiah’s prophecy, and Paul’s exhortation in Romans, Sam explains that Advent begins not in the manger but with...
2025-11-3013 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on Second Sunday Before Advent - Fr SamIn this deeply honest and pastoral reflection, Fr Sam unpacks one of Jesus’ most challenging teachings, forgiveness without limit. Drawing from Matthew 18, where Peter asks how many times he must forgive, Fr Sam explores what it really means to live out forgiveness “seventy times seven.”Through a powerful personal story of betrayal and hurt from his time as a pastoral assistant, Fr Sam illustrates how forgiveness is not about ignoring pain or pretending everything is fine. Instead, it begins at the altar,“Drown them in the chalice,” his priest once told him, meaning that true forgiveness starts in the pre...
2025-11-1610 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on Remembrance Sunday - Fr Sam RossiterIn this moving Remembrance Sunday reflection, Fr Sam challenges how we imagine heaven and the life to come. Too often, he observes, we picture heaven as “earth but a bit better”. A continuation of our current joys without the pain. But, as Fr Sam powerfully reminds us, that vision cannot hold for those who have seen or suffered the worst that humanity can do. For them, heaven must be something entirely new and not an extension of this world, but its transformation.Drawing from Jesus’ exchange with the Sadducees about marriage and resurrection, Fr Sam shows how Christ...
2025-11-0911 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on Last Sunday after Trinity - Fr Sam RossiterIn this reflective episode, Fr Sam explores one of the most profound dimensions of faith — the kind of faith that we can hold for others. Drawing from the Gospel story of friends bringing a paralysed man to Jesus, Fr Sam challenges listeners to see evangelism not as a performance or a pressure, but as an act of love, hope, and quiet courage.He begins with a candid question: “Is there any point in telling people about Jesus?” In a world that’s indifferent or even apathetic toward faith, sharing what we believe can feel daunting. Yet, as Fr Sam r...
2025-10-2610 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on 18th Sunday after Trinity - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersIn this sermon for the 18th Sunday after Trinity, Fr. Sam Rossiter-Peters invites us to a deeper, more courageous engagement with Scripture. Rather than reading the Bible in black and white, we are called to wrestle with it — to question, to study, and to seek God’s living truth within its complexities. Drawing from passages that challenge our understanding and our times, Fr. Sam reminds us that faithful interpretation means holding Scripture, tradition, reason, and experience together — trusting the Holy Spirit to guide us into a fuller vision of God’s justice and love.
2025-10-1914 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on 17th Sunday after Trinity - Cyril AwereCyril Awere shares his story as part of celebrations of Black History Month at St. John the Baptist Church, Chipping Barnet.
2025-10-1318 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on 16th Sunday after Trinity - Fr Sam RossiterIn this episode, we reflect on what it truly means to be satisfied — not just physically, but spiritually. Drawing from John 6:25–35 and the story of the feeding of the 5,000, Fr Sam explores how Jesus invites us to move from seeking mere provision to encountering the Provider Himself.Using the relatable story of his young daughter learning to communicate her needs, Fr Sam illustrates how, like children, we often sense our hunger or longing but misdiagnose what we truly need. The crowds following Jesus wanted more bread, but Jesus offered something far greater — Himself, the Bread of Life.A...
2025-10-0515 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on 15th Sunday after Trinity - Fr Sam RossiterWhilst Christianity is often thought of as a dualistic religion which says that the spiritual is Godly, and the world of matter evil, in fact God cares a lot about the material world. In this sermon for the 14th Sunday after Trinity, Fr. Sam Rossiter-Peters narrates how Jesus and St Paul simply advise us to orientate our concerns properly, putting God before the world.
2025-09-2808 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on 14th Sunday after Trinity - Fr Sam RossiterIn this sermon for the 14th Sunday after Trinity, Fr. Sam Rossiter-Peters reflects on the difference between knowledge and wisdom, drawing from the insights of philosophers like Socrates and Aristotle, and the deeper call of Christian faith. Through the story of Matthew the tax collector, we see how true wisdom begins with recognising our need for God and seeking Christ the Physician, who welcomes, heals, and transforms all who come to Him with humility.
2025-09-2113 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on 5th Sunday of Easter - Fr Sam RossiterIf our foundations of faith are built in a way that allows for questions, which embraces the challenges of faith, which has room for mystery and the unknown, then when the inevitable period of exploration comes there's a well-worn roadmap to follow. Young people who are taught to question and to think for themselves can use the time of exploration when they're older to establish an adult faith which puts into practice those tools of questioning that they've learned through childhood. And even if their faith tradition then comes to be very different from what they had as a...
2025-05-1813 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on 3rd Sunday of Easter - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersI realise that I've said to enough of you enough times, this is probably my favourite piece of scripture, that this sentence has lost any kind of meaning. That said, this morning's gospel is my favourite piece of scripture. I love it, because of how tender Jesus is with the disciples.That phrase, children, you have no fish, do you? Always sounds in my head, like a gentle and loving parent, lamenting with their child over a hurt, like a scraped knee. Since becoming a parent myself, that tone, which Jesus uses a few times throughout the...
2025-05-0412 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on 2nd Sunday of Easter - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersThis idea that in the face of guilt and despair we can look to Jesus for hope is the very heart of the Easter message. We don't usually, or often at least, attribute despair to Satan, but most of us have known that sense of crushing weight, the weight of realising that we've done something wrong. We've felt that moment at some point in our lives, the rising tide when an old mistake comes back and the guilt fills us. Fr Sam Rossiter-Peters explains that Jesus has won forgiveness for us in his wounds of crucifixion, so...
2025-04-3009 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on Easter Sunday - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersHow would you go about calculating the value of a human life? How about the value of your life? That's a hard question to answer. We all assume that we're valuable, but are you valuable because of how much money you make or what you contribute to society through your job? Are you valuable because of how many people consider you a friend? Are you valuable because you have a family? The question makes us feel uncomfortable and the answer's even more, because if our worth is calculable in those ways, we could easily find ourselves worth not very...
2025-04-2011 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on Good Friday - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersMy God, my God, why have you forsaken me? My God, my God, why have you forsaken me? These words echo through Good Friday. They're raw, violent, terrible.They're the silence which follows a question everyone was too afraid to ask. The heartbreak of a child crying in fear and pain. The wailing of a bereaved parent.Fr Sam Rossiter-Peters explains the events that occurred in the lead up to the crucifixion of Jesus Christ and that those who followed him until this day and through all days would be able to know the fullness...
2025-04-1807 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on Maunday Sunday - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersYet when they made beings in the universe who could choose to reciprocate that love, those beings chose not to. We humans chose and continue to choose selfishness more than love, power more than generosity, riches more than contentment, the ability to dominate more than the ability to serve. Of course it would be easy to lay these traits at the doors of people like President Trump but truthfully they lie within all of us.Fr Sam Rossiter-Peters invites each of us to love one another as Jesus has loved us. This is to dedicate ourselves to...
2025-04-1810 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on Maunday Sunday - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersYet when they made beings in the universe who could choose to reciprocate that love, those beings chose not to. We humans chose and continue to choose selfishness more than love, power more than generosity, riches more than contentment, the ability to dominate more than the ability to serve. Of course it would be easy to lay these traits at the doors of people like President Trump but truthfully they lie within all of us.Fr Sam Rossiter-Peters invites each of us to love one another as Jesus has loved us. This is to dedicate ourselves to...
2025-04-1810 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on the Fifth Sunday of Lent - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersI regard everything as loss, because of the surpassing value of knowing Christ Jesus my Lord.For his sake I have suffered the loss of all things, and I regard them as rubbish, in order that Imay gain Christ. In the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.Fr Sam Rossiter-Peters invites each of us to ask ourselves the all important question as we approach Holy Week. How do you give urgently as part of this community? What gifts do you give so that this body...
2025-04-0617 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on the Fourth Sunday of Lent - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersThere are a few days in the year which are a joy to very many people but a challenge to some.Christmas especially can be difficult after the loss of a loved one and it can feel very lonely.Valentine's Day for those who yearn for a relationship but haven't found their right person canbe likewise.Mothering Sunday also very much falls within this category. For many, Mother's Day, as it'scalled outside this building, is a lovely day. It's a day of flowers and cards and cake...
2025-03-3014 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on the Third Sunday of Lent - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersAs a Christian, as well as as a priest, it has been my experience that one of the biggest barriers to people coming to faith, or even exploring relationship with the church, is the fear that they aren't and can't be good enough. People who don't have much familiarity with Christianity often assume that Christians live by some impossibly high moral standard, one that they expect not just of themselves but of everyone else. I've lost count, for example, of the number of times I've gone into the local pub in my dog collar only to be asked if...
2025-03-2711 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on the Second Sunday of Lent - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersThere can be something greatly troubling about the reality of the human heart. Human beings are, of course, capable of love, justice, and acts of great self-sacrifice. And yet there seems to remain within us a deep-seated inclination to turn away from the path of life and flourishing that God has set before us.Fr Sam Rossiter-Peters explains how in scripture the Israelites in the wilderness had seen firsthand the miraculous works of God. They had seen the plagues.The question this Lent is, will we allow him to do his work within us? Will...
2025-03-2613 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on the First Sunday of Lent - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersWill you take the path that Christ has already opened for you? Will you begin by admitting that you do sin? You have made mistakes as Adam and Eve made mistakes. Will you ask Christ to help you resist temptation because he beat temptation in the wilderness? And then will you follow the path that he laid for you? Yes, a difficult path, but one which leads to the joy of complete freedom.Fr Sam Rossiter-Peters explains that Lent is not about misery, but rather freedom. Because although we know these temptations and although we fall to...
2025-03-0913 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on Ash Wednesday - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersDo you often hear preaching about loosing the bonds of injustice, undoing the thongs of the yoke, letting the oppressed go free or breaking every yoke?In this episode Fr Sam Rossiter-Peters invites us to ponder on the question for us today is, will our fasting, our prayers, our rituals do anything to us? Will they shape us into people who have stones in their hands, ready to judge? Or will they strip us of our self-righteousness and make us people of grace? Because let me be clear, if you're fasting, and the ashes that you're about...
2025-03-0811 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on the Third Sunday before Lent Sermon - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersWoe to you who are rich, for you have received your consolation. Woe to you who are full now, for you will be hungry. Woe to you who are laughing now, for you will mourn and weep. Where to you, when all speak well of you, for that is what their ancestors did to the false prophets. The Beatitudes, the list in which Jesus declares that those who are poor, hungry, weeping and hated for his sake makes for challenging reading.Fr Sam Rossiter-Peters encourages us to trust that the one who is God will bring about...
2025-03-0713 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on the Feast of The Presentation of Christ in the Temple Sermon - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersFor this sermon we celebrate the feast of the presentation of Christ in the temple and in so doing, we close our celebrations of Christmas and Epiphany.Fr Sam Rossiter-Peters reminds us that God is our perfect heavenly Father. He's not a supermarket. May we have this strength and trust to follow the plan that he has laid out for us, to hear the answers that he has for us, even when they're no and not yet. Whether he has plans to do this year a continuation of what he has done last year in our years...
2025-03-0616 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on The Second Sunday of Epiphany Sermon - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersHave you ever loudly walked into a room only to realise that everyone there was silent and had to back away in embarrassment?Sam Rossiter-Peters explains that when we break God's expectations by acting without love, we distance ourselves from him. That's not because he stops loving us. In fact, it's the opposite. Acting without love is the choice to walk away from God, to put ourselves before Him. And God loves us enough that he honours our choice.It feels impossible when we stare into those empty vessels, our lack of resources. When we...
2025-03-0615 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on The Feast of the Epiphany Sermon - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersAre you aware of what it feels like to be left out?Fr Sam Rossiter-Peters explains why the feast of the Epiphany is so important because today God chose to bring outsiders in. As we start 2025, if you have ever felt unloved, if you've ever wondered whether you in fact you do matter to God, whether you've ever wondered whether you in fact do matter to God, whether you've ever wondered whether you have a place in this church or any church, if you've ever worried that you don't belong because you don't believe or...
2025-03-0414 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on Third Sunday of Advent- Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersThe scriptures are so wonderfully alive. You can read the same passage repeatedly and through the Holy Spirit they speak to you in new ways on your Christian journey.Fr Sam Rossiter-Peters explains that costly grace is the incarnation of God. This event we are invited to ask, are we ready to stand before Jesus when he comes tomorrow? Have we been pursuing cheap or costly grace? If ready means living that life of costly grace, may we all have the strength to say, "Yes, I am ready." But the road carries on.
2025-03-0213 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on First Sunday of Advent- Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersIf you knew that his Majesty the King was coming to a dinner party sometime in the next month, but you didn't know when. How would you prepare?Jesus’s apocalyptic sayings like the ones we heard in our Gospel reading are some of his most difficult sayings to understand, like the first disciples we sometimes wish that he'd made them either easier to understand, like the first disciples, we sometimes wish that he'd made them either easier to understand, or else that he'd just chosen a different topic.Fr Sam Rossiter-Peter explains that as an...
2025-02-2614 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on Remembrance Sunday - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersWhat does Remembrance Sunday feel like for you? Fr Sam Rossiter-Peters invites us as Christians to bring together those difficult realities of remembrance, mourning and hope together. Because we're expert at bringing mourning and hope together, because we do it every time we come to the Eucharist. So, as Christians, this remembrance Sunday, let us do more than just recall. Let us hold intention, loss and hope, thankfulness and despair, death and life and proclaim with confidence that darkness does not overcome the light. Let us participate in making the past a present reality which has the power to...
2025-02-2407 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on The Eucharist as a place to bring our Weaknesses as well as our Sin - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersWhat are the things that keep us far from God and what are the remedies? We're in a liminal space, a space between places where we move from slavery to our selfish incarnations to the freedom of love for God ourselves and others. It will only be when we see Jesus face to face that we know fully the reality of the resurrection which he won for us. Fr Sam Rossiter-Peters emphasises the great miracle of the Eucharist in that Jesus gives everything of himself to us when we come to receive him.
2024-08-3014 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on The Feast Day of the Blessed Virgin Mary - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersThe Magnificat, a song of liberation by Mary, addresses social injustices by highlighting how the rich have exploited and oppressed the poor. Jesus' teachings and actions continued this song of liberation, emphasising radical inclusivity and generosity. Fr Sam Rossiter-Peters emphasises the song's continued relevance today, encouraging listeners to take action to demand better for the marginalised.
2024-08-1213 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on the The Transfiguration of Our Lord - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersToday, we ask ourselves, Who is God to us. Fr Sam focuses on a truth which my Pentecostal charismatic upbringing taught him. Fr Sam speaks about the notion that God's nature is infinite and so we tend to focus on the elements of that nature which makes the most sense to us. our starting point must not be our prejudices and our desires. We must start each day by laying aside who we want God to be and ask Jesus to show us who he actually is.
2024-08-1212 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on the The Feast of St Mary Magdalene - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersToday, we remember St Mary Magdalene, Fr Sam focuses on a truth which my Pentecostal charismatic upbringing taught him. Fr Sam speaks about the fact there is no relationship without emotion. Whilst it might be comfortable for us who prefer a more contemplative Anglican approach to worship to consider our type of worship the norm, Worship of our Gods throughout the ages has in fact tended to be much more lively and much more emotive.
2024-07-2614 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on the Seventh Sunday After Trinity - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersDo we have the strength to speak truth to power? Speaking truth to power is risky, because it means boldly proclaiming uncomfortable truths to people with power over you. Fr Sam speaks about account of the beheading of Saint John the Baptist and the consequences that he faced prior to his death.
2024-07-1519 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on the Sixth Sunday After Trinity - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersThis sermon touches on Saint Mark's account of Jesus healing people, noting the tone of benign indifference in the passage. This tone may be due to the Messianic secret principle in St. Mark's gospel, where Jesus asks healed people to keep quiet about their miracles. Theologians debate why Jesus asked people not to mention the miracles he performed, suggesting it may have been an early example of reverse psychology. Fr Sam speaks about as despite having enough reasons to be famous, Jesus insisted on secrecy, which some speculate was to make him more famous through reverse psychology.
2024-07-0719 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermon on the birth of John the Baptist Patronal Festival - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersThe best public servants are rarely completely popular. Could it be that as human beings we tend to demand a just world, particularly of our public servants, of our leaders, even though we find out that the unjust world unjustly benefits us. In his sermon today, Fr Sam speaks about as how as a people we can choose to serve others and follow the call of Jesus Christ, who is the true servant.
2024-06-2516 min
Saint John the Baptist Church - Chipping Barnet - SermonsSermons on the Visit of The Blessed Virgin Mary to Elizabeth - Fr Sam Rossiter-PetersDo you consider yourself a just person? Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. In his sermon today, Fr Sam speaks about how we can leverage our Christian faith to address injustice in our world.
2024-06-0217 min
The Race Formula E PodcastEverything you need to know from the fraught pre-season test in ValenciaThe latest episode of The Race Formula E podcast reports from Valencia after a dramatic pre-season test last week.The spectacular pit fire is discussed in detail by regular hosts Sam Smith and Andrew van de Burgt, with Smith also gauging the opinions of Porsche boss Florian Modlinger, who also talks about Porsche’s 2024 title ambitions.The incoming advent of the fast charging pit stops is also debated, as is the latest tweaks to the calendar that are expected in the coming weeks.Mitch Evans and Gary Paffett are interviewed about their opinions an...
2023-11-011h 04
Artivism ChatARTivism CHAT #7 from November 2021 - Artists in Ocean / Wildlife conservation / Ocean protection / Environmental Art - started by Janina Rossiter in April 2021ARTivism CHAT #7 from November 2021
moderated by: Nina (Janina) Rossiter - Norbert Zi, Taylor Griffith and Janavi Kramer
Our guest:
Sam PierpointStéphanie KilgastAmir FaqiriRachel Brooks
Find the full profile & photo and bio on the ARTivism Chat website:
https://janinarossiter.com/Artivismchat.html
What is the ARTIVISM Chat?
A ‘Chat’ dedicated to Artists who use their work to protect the environment.
This can be either through raising awareness, educational art or eco artist...
2023-07-041h 56
The BikeRadar PodcastHow Cannondale developed the new SuperSix Evo | BikeRadar MeetsBikeRadar’s Warren Rossiter sits down with Sam Ebert and Nathan Barry, two of the key players behind the development of the new Cannondale SuperSix Evo.Warren quizzes the pair on how Cannondale has improved the bike’s aero performance, why the Evo has moved to a threaded bottom bracket, the reconfiguration of the frame’s front-end to make for a more user-friendly fit, and Cannondale’s launch of the Lab71 tier of halo bikes.Hear more from Warren on the new Cannondale SuperSix Evo:https://cms.megaphon...
2023-03-0229 min
The Race Formula E PodcastDa Costa's magic move caps Cape Town epicThe first ever Cape Town EPrix was packed with incident, controversy and a move by Antonio Felix da Costa that will go down in championship legend. But how did he pull it off? He tells the Formula E podcast as Jack Nicholls, Sam Smith and Andrew van de Burgt ponder its magnificence in addition to several intricate storylines from a memorable weekend in South Africa.Nick Cassidy’s contretemps with his former Super Formula sparring partner Sacha Fenestraz, the red flag debacle in qualifying that ended Sam Bird’s EPrix before it had even begun and a biza...
2023-02-2851 min
No Brakes, No Fear. The Official British Speedway PodcastWith special guest Alun Rossiter! Plus Tobias Muzielak, Sam Masters, Ben BarkerOn this week's show Ian Brannan is joined by former GB Team manager, and Premiership winner in 2019, Alun Rossiter.Belle Vue Aces defeated the Peterborough Panthers for the 2nd time in a week, we hear from the Aces maximum man Brady Kurtz. There was also a win for Ipswich away at Wolves, and we hear the thoughts of team bosses Peter Adams and Ritchie Hawkins, along with Wolves star Sam Masters.Ipswich are next on Eurosport this Monday when they host Sheffield Tigers, and in this episode hear from Simon Stead, Tobias Musielak who started...
2022-05-1150 min
The Learning Future Podcast with Louka ParryMetaPraxis Project: Part Two - Annesley, Cornerstone, WalfordFeatured Guests: Jo Rossiter - Annesley Primary School,David Taylor - Annesley Junior School,Mayra Franco - Walford Anglican School,Sam Bartram - Walford Anglican School,Julie Sampson - Cornerstone College, Rhett Fielke - Cornserstone College.MetaPraxis is a 3-year approach led by educational philosopher and researcher Michael Bunce. Hosted by The Learning Future’s very own Louka Parry, this four-part series features front-line educators who have experience with MetaPraxis by going beyond disciplines to move into the multi-dimensionality of learning, fusing knowledge skills, and capabilities so that our young pe...
2022-04-2151 min
Folk PhenomenologyPhilosophy and Math with Sarah Hogarth RossiterFOLK PHENOMENOLOGY is a podcast by Sam Rocha. This episode features an interview with Sarah Hogarth Rossiter, a philosopher at Douglas College, on philosophy and math. We traverse questions of what philosophy is, philosophy for children, medieval logic, new math, notions of intelligence, and the gift of prophecy in every person.FOLK PHENOMENOLOGY: SEASON ONE will air every Tuesday from July 6 to November 16, 2021. Please follow the show on your favorite app or platform and share it on social media; here is the universal link.THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS:Wipf and Stock Publishers
2021-07-271h 15
The Race Formula E PodcastHeroes and Zeroes - the New York E-Prix had it allDS Techeetah sporting director James Rossiter joins host Andrew van de Burgt and The Race Formula E expert Sam Smith to discuss the goings-on in the New York E-Prix, including a mixed bag of results for previous champ Jean-Eric Vergne, Nissan's struggles and Porsche's on-going quest for a first win Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2021-07-1550 minFolk PhenomenologyFolk Phenomenology with Guest Host Sofia Rocha (age 7)FOLK PHENOMENOLOGY is a podcast by Sam Rocha. This prelude episode features guest host Sofia Rocha (age 7) conducting an interview with her father, Sam Rocha. This episode is sponsored by Jeannie Gaffigan on behalf of The Imagine Society. FOLK PHENOMENOLOGY: SEASON ONE will air every Tuesday from July 6 to November 16, 2021. Please follow the show on your favorite app or platform and share it on social media; here is the universal link. THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS:Wipf and Stock PublishersJuan Diego NetworkGive Us This DayCommonweal...
2021-06-2942 minFolk PhenomenologyFOLK PHENOMENOLOGY // SEASON ONE // OFFICIAL TRAILERFOLK PHENOMENOLOGY is a podcast hosted and produced by Sam Rocha, titled after his 2015 book, Folk Phenomenology: Education, Study, and the Human Person. This trailer features the voices of the interview episodes of SEASON ONE. This debut season will begin with a pre-season episode, released on June 29, featuring guest host Sofia Rocha (age 7), and will officially debut on July 6 and air every Tuesday thereafter until November 16.Please follow the show on your favorite app or platform and share it on social media. Here is the universal link.FULL SCHEDULE:June 1 | TRAILER
2021-06-0103 min
Stay You BooEp 12// Diversity in STEM: the disappointing realityHow exciting, we have our first ever guest! Emma (AKA p.h.days) is currently doing her PHD in molecular biology and is an absolute queen (go and listen to her podcast 'Persistently Hard Days' if you haven't already!)
We're having a long old chat about the frustrating state of demographics in the STEM field. From socio-economic class, to race, to gender - there are numerous failings in the industry and it needs to change. We've all witnessed this inequality in some way, shape or form and also the detrimental impact it can have on individuals but also at higher le...
2021-05-0343 min
Stay You BooEp 11// Failure & Rejection: we get knocked down...how the hell do we get up again?Instagram/Twitter: @stay_you_boo
Hello hello, how are we all doing? Another 'deep' chat where we feel apprehensive and vulnerable talking about our own experiences of failing. Because I'm pretty sure we've alllll failed at some point in our lives, whether that be with exams, job applications or knocking the ball into the pond when you're playing crazy golf...
But it's something we tend to avoid discussing because it's embarrassing and awkward. However, we are two of the most graceless people you'll ever encounter, so it makes sense to chat about t...
2021-04-1837 min
Stay You BooEp 10// Sleep: why and how to prioritise those ZZZZsInstagram/Twitter: @stay_you_boo
The trend these days seems to be surviving on as little sleep as is humanly possible. We’re existing in a weird sort of ‘hustle’ culture, where if you’re not waking up at 5am to workout and tick off half your to do list before breakfast then you’re falling short.
But this attitude leaves us failing to acknowledge the importance of sleep. It’s not just a time to rest, it’s important for our mental, physical and overall wellbeing.
This episode we’re having a chat about the science of sleep and the acute and chr...
2021-04-0340 min
Stay You BooEp 9// I'm not like the other girls: except we really areInstagram/Twitter: @stay_you_boo
How many times have you heard someone to claim "I'm not like the other girls"? Or had someone use it to compliment you? Or maybe you've even said it yourself?!
Well it needs to stop! What can appear as a harmless phrase is actually incredibly problematic. It demeans the female gender, stereotypes us, and turns us against each other.
In this episode we discuss all of this, some pop culture examples of girls either supporting or breaking down this phenomenon, and why we ARE like the other girls - because I don't know who these...
2021-03-2139 min
Stay You BooEp 8// Friendships: can’t be just us that finds them complicatedInstagram/Twitter: @stay_you_boo
Friendships - it can’t be just is that finds them a bit tricky to navigate? We’ve been friends for 20 odd years (still going strong) but can’t quite get our head around the idea of friendships in general. How to make friends, what makes a good friend and a little natter about our own story! We’re by no means experts but if you want some tips from a couple of awkward scientists then this is the podcast episode for you!
Our biggest piece of advice is...
2021-03-0734 min
Stay You BooEp 7// Diet Culture: they're stealing your money and your soulHello wonderful humans!
This episode was inevitable... We are both anti-diet. This is not the same as being anti-weight loss or hating people who are themselves on a diet.
It's the soul destroying, misery spreading, self esteem crushing industry that we have a problem with.
Because it IS an industry. Diet culture survives because we pay money into it.
This episode we're discussing the impact of diets on our bodies and our minds. We go a little bit into the science behind why diets do not work and why BMI is a l...
2021-02-2139 min
Stay You BooEp 6// Identity: where do I fit in?Instagram/Twitter: @stay_you_boo
Hello you lovely bunch! Today we’re talking about identity - what is it, does it matter and how do we identify.
It seems to embody so much, from how we see ourselves to how others recognise us. From race and gender to hobbies and interests, identity seems to be pretty nuanced and we’re attempting to dissect it throughout this episode. It both creates communities but leads to pressures and segregation to ‘fit in’, so we wonder whether its role is a positive one...
So have a listen and let us know what identity means to y...
2021-02-0735 min
Stay You BooEp 5// Studying STEM: stereotypes, misconceptions and being a bit nerdyInstagram and Twitter: @stay_you_boo
Hello again! Today we're talking about something a little different, our journey in STEM. STEM is science, technology, engineering and maths. We both study STEM subjects at uni, Sam is reading astrophysics and Megan studies medicine.
There are a multitude of stereotypes surrounding science and the people who study it, this episode we're talking about those presumptions and whether we've found them to be true or not...
Let us know what you think of STEM, whether you study it, work in the field, or have no interest whatsoever! Come and nerd out with us fo...
2021-01-2433 min
Stay You BooEp 4// New Year, Same Me: are resolutions useful?Instagram and Twitter @stay_you_boo
Hello and happy 2021!
That was a wild ole year we made it through! This episode we're having a chat about our highlights and what we've learnt from the tricky parts of the past 52 weeks.
But most of this episode is focused on how we're hoping 2021 will look. Although we're both tired of New Year's Resolutions, we love the idea of fresh starts and setting some intentions for the year ahead.
Resolutions tend to have negative connotations and the inherent tie to weight, diets and body can be a bit toxic, so we want to mov...
2021-01-1031 min
Stay You BooEp 3// Anxiety vs. Being Anxious: no, my anxiety is not the same as you feeling nervousInstagram&Twitter: @stay_you_boo
TW: This episode we’ll be talking about our own anxiety disorders, including what they look like for us and what symptoms we might experience. Please don’t listen if you think this might impact you negatively or you’re not in the right head space!
Today we’re chatting about anxiety. What is it? Is it common? And how do we cope with it?
Anxiety disorder is not the same as simply feeling anxious - an emotion which all of us will have experienced at one point or anoth...
2020-12-2736 min
Stay You BooBONUS// Christmas: the most wonderful (and worrisome) time of the yearInstagram: @stay_you_boo
So we all knew Christmas was going to look a little different this year, I’m just not sure we realised quite how different…
We don’t want to pretend this is going to be easy for anyone, but we do want to remind you that there are silver linings, support you can access and things to look forward to!
Christmas traditions differ for everyone! For Sammy they normally involve big family gatherings and curry for dinner, whereas Megan has a smaller celebration with arguments over boardg...
2020-12-2231 min
Stay You BooEp 2// Periods: shame, myths and period productsInstagram: @stay_you_boo
Hello guys, gals and non-binary pals! We’re talking about periods this episode, and it’s not just for people who bleed, it’s for EVERYONE!
It’s time to debunk some myths, dispel the shame and learn something new (I know that I did).
We cover a lot in this episode and definitely want to get into more detail with some topics! Get ready to hear about shame, products, what’s ‘normal’, period poverty and SO much more!
So buckle up, grab a cuppa...
2020-12-1332 min
Stay You BooEp 1// Self Care : more than just a face maskInstagram: @stay_you_boo
Hello you lovely lot!
Today we had a good old natter about how we look after ourselves in this weird world!
We have a chat about the fact self care is focussed on so many unhelpful things such as aesthetic, spending money, exercising and how it’s very female focussed!
What personal care looks like has had to change so much over the past months with the global pandemic getting in the way too! And we acknowledge how privileged we are to be able to access certain for...
2020-11-2929 min
Stay You BooIntroducing Stay You Boo!Hello, and welcome to Stay You Boo! Listen here to meet your hosts, Sam & Megan, plus get a flavour of what we've got planned for you lovely lot coming up!
In the meantime, follow us on Instagram @stay_you_boo and leave us a comment, send us a DM and get involved!
Subscribe to be the first to know when we release a new episode, chat to you soon xoxo
2020-11-1302 min
Museum of Welsh Cricket PodcastThe Pembrokeshire Ladies Cricket LeagueTell us what you think of this episodeWe interview Sam Rossiter and Megan Arthur, both players in the league and hear a little bit about its history and development, how they got into playing cricket and their hopes for the future of the league.An added bonus this week is another in our feature Curator's Corner. This week, Dr Andrew Hignell gives us a potted history of scoring and talks about previous Glamorgan scorers Jack Mercer and Byron Denning. This is the first part of this interview. The second will come in our next epi...
2020-11-1238 min
Kubrick’s Universe: The Stanley Kubrick Podcast26. Working with Stanley Kubrick with Joe Turkel
In todays show, we will be speaking with Joe Turkel, who started his acting career in 1949. He has worked with some of the best directors in the business, including William Castle, Lewis Milestone, Sam Fuller, William Wyler, Paul Wendkos, Buzz Kulik, Edward Dmytryk, Bryan Forbes, Robert Wise, Roger Corman and Ridley Scott. His TV appearances have included, The Lone Ranger, Highway Patrol, Broken Arrow, Dragnet, Bat Masterson, Wagon Train, Riptide, The Untouchables, Combat, Bonanza, Ironside, Police Story, Kojak, Fantasy Island and Miami Vice. He has appeared in over 60 movies, with the likes of, Shelley Winters, Tony Curtis...
2019-06-071h 08
Poetry Spoken HereEpisode #067 Poetry Month Special ft. Billy Collins Writing Advice, Sam Hamill Remembrance and MoreThis special Poetry Month episode features host Charlie Rossiter relaying writing advice from Billy Collins, reading the poetry of Kodojin, and remembering Sam Hamill who recently passed away.
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2018-04-2015 min
Poetry Spoken HereEpisode #050 Carlos Cumpian and Sam ShepardChicago poet Carlos Cumpian, editor of MARCH/Abrazo press, shares his poems and talks about survival and more. Host, Charlie Rossiter pays tribute to the recently deceased Sam Shepard with excerpts from Shepard's poems and short prose.
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2017-08-0540 min
Poetry Spoken HereEpisode #024 Dulce et Decorum Est: The Poetry of WWI Pt. 2 [SPECIAL SERIES PT. 2]Part two of Producer Jack Rossiter-Munley's interview with Sam Grayck about the poetry and poets of WWI. In this part of the interview they discuss specific poets and their poems. Siegfried Sassoon, Wilfred Owen, and Edmund Blunden are discussed among others. Poems analyzed include "Anthem for Doomed Youth", "Dulce et Decorum Est", "The Redeemer" and more.
2016-07-2243 min
Poetry Spoken HereEpisode #020 Anguish of the Earth: The Poetry of WWI Pt. 1 [SPECIAL SERIES PT.1]Producer Jack Rossiter-Munley talks with Sam Gayck about the social, political, and cultural impact of WWI. The state of poetry and literature before and after the war, and the differing impact of the war in the various countries involved is also discussed.
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2016-04-0929 min