I’m recording a Pause for Thought episode once a week this month for OJ Borg’s overnight show on Radio 2. It’s an interesting challenge – about three minutes to say something about Quakers and the week’s theme – and I’ve learned a lot from having my scripts edited by the team. You can listen to the first two on BBC Sounds: I am What I Am and The Men in My Life. The next two should go up on Thursday mornings, 22nd and 29th.
Edited to add: the other two, Where I Call Home and My Pilgrimage Destination, are now also online.
If you’d like to listen to me talking at more length, in the last few months I’ve also been on a few podcasts: Chris Deacy interviewed me on Nostalgia, I talked to Adrian on Journeys of Faith, and I made a brief appearance in the first episode of Thee Quaker Podcast, on Who are Modern Quakers?
Rhiannon Grant 
Hi Rhiannon
The second one of those Pause for Thought links des not appear to be you, though it says it is! Unless I’ve missed something…
In Friendship
Anne
Hi Anne – that’s weird, as it’s working for me. Try this direct link: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/p0ftpgbw
I start talking about men who refuse gender stereotypes.
That works fine. The other link seems to be working again now. I got a woman talking about street parties the first time!
Enjoying your podcast!
Thanks, Anne, I don’t know what happened there but I’m glad it’s sorted now!