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Inspirit with Jumoké Fashola Episodes

  1. Amani Saeed and Citizens Of The World

    Jumoké speaks with poet Amani Saeed and live music from the Citizens Of The World choir.

  2. Lonely Planet and Just Breathe and Windrush

    Director Ian Brown speaks about 'Lonely Planet'.

  3. Islamophobia, Tomb and Temple and Wild West London

    Reverend Robin Griffith-Jones chats about his latest book.

  4. London Bridge: One year on

    Jumoké speaks to Reverend Canon Michael Rawson, the sub-dean of Southwark Cathedral.

  5. Naz Legacy Foundation and Tobi Kyeremateng

    Sadiq Khan is to attend a youth interfaith Iftar organised by the Naz Legacy Foundation.

  6. Divorce laws and Mental Health Awareness Week

    Are England and Wales divorce laws outdated and in need of change?

  7. 'War Plays' and Mental Health Awareness Week

    Playright Nishin Arbabzadeh and Rukshana Ahmad talks about 'War Plays'.

  8. Breact cancer, Eileen Page and Bismillah!

    Actress EIleen Page speaks about her solo play on at Tara Theatres 'Say It Again' Season.

  9. Nu Civilsation Orchestra and Wilson Oryema

    Wilson Oryema speaks about his new book and how safe are pilgrimages?

  10. Windrush and crime in London

    What can be done to safe guard the rights of the Windrush generation?

  11. Syria and social media

    Was there adequate evidence of chemical sites in Syria?

  12. Violent crime and female disciples

    Can churches do more to help those at risk of being involved in violent crime?

  13. Easter Sunday

    The Bishop of Edmonton's Easter message and live music from Soul Sanctuary Gospel Choir.

  14. Westminster Terror Attack and Peter Stanford

    Journalist and author Peter Stanford chat about his book on faith.

  15. R.A.Villanueva and Roy Alexander Weise

    Theatre director Roy Alexander Weise chats about 'Br'er Cotton'.

  16. Sir Richard Stilgoe and Mother's Day

    Sir Richard Stilgoe chats about the 20th anniversary of the Orpheus Centre.

  17. Celebrating International Women's Day

    The all female Aurora Nova Choir join Jumoké as she celebrates International Women's Day.

  18. The Jewish Festival of Purim and palliative care

    Looking ahead to the Jewish Festival of Purim with Rachel Rose Reid.

  19. Freedom of speech and safe guarding children

    Rachel Bagshaw speaks about her award winning show 'The Shape of Pain'.

  20. Oxfam, 'Mad As Hell' and British terrorists

    Jumoké speaks to the writers of 'Mad As Hell'.

  21. Jonathan Ajayi, mental health and violence

    Actor Jonathan Ajayi chats about the play 'The Brother Size'.

  22. The 96 Festival

    Amie Taylor looks ahead to the 96 Festival.

  23. Reverend Bazil Meade MBE and National Story Telling Week

    Reverend Bazil Meade MBE chats about loneliness.

  24. The power of prayer and Racheal Ofori

    Racheal Ofori speaks ahead of headlining the Calm Down Dear Festival.

  25. Celibacy, forgiveness and sobriety

    Jumoké discusses Catholic Priests who have fathered children with Sarah Thomas.

  26. New Year's Eve

    The NHS in England is considering the routine use of so-called 'drunk tanks'.

  27. Christmas Eve

    Jumoké is joined by the Bishop of Westminster, Cardinal Vincent Nichols.

  28. Marisha Wallace and Camden Voices

    Live music from singer and actress Marisha Wallace.

  29. Menashe, Jerusalem and Brexit

    Jumoké discusses the consequence of US recognition of Jerusalem as Israels capital.

  30. James Fritz, immigration and social mobility

    Playwright James Fritz chats about 'Parliament Square' at the Bush Theatre.

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