Episodes
| First Broadcast | Repeated | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| 20250418 | 20260403 (RS) |

The human suffering at the heart of Good Friday resonates powerfully in turbulent and anxious times. The Rev Alison Jack and Linden Bicket of New College, Edinburgh, find meaning in the story, how and why
it was written, and how its impact has endured over two millennia.
With personal stories of finding paths through anguish, they hear from Moira Taylor-Wintersgill, a minister in Orkney who lost her daughter in an accident ten years ago, about living with that loss, and David Harper, who has spent years working with people seeking healing from the damage caused by childhood trauma and addiction.
Alison Jack and Linden Bicket find meaning in Good Friday for turbulent and anxious times.
Alison Jack and Linden Bicket find meaning in the human suffering at the heart of the Good Friday story and explore its enduring impact in turbulent and anxious times.
| First Broadcast | Repeated | Comments |
|---|---|---|
| 20250418 | 20260403 (RS) |