Hello and welcome to a podcast special. This is Justin Brielly popping into your unbelievable

podcast feed midweek, unusually, with a special announcement. And I wanted to give this a

whole little podcast of its own because we all know that in an increasingly fractured

world conversations matter and here on Unbelievable we've been bringing you conversations that

matter on a weekly basis. If you're a regular listener, thank you for downloading the podcast.

Thank you if you've just bumped into us recently and started listening to the show.

But in that time you will have heard me possibly talking about a new project we're launching soon

called The Big Conversation. The Big Conversation is a new video series from unbelievable launching

on Saturday the 9th of June in which I sit down with some of the biggest thinkers in the Christian

and Atheist world to talk about science, faith, philosophy and what it means to be human.

The shows will also broadcast on the unbelievable radio show and podcast and be featured across all

our social media channels and our newly launched unbelievable YouTube channel. And the project

includes the launch of a new unbelievable app for mobile and tablet devices and the launch of our

unbelievable newsletter. Yes, you can find out all about unbelievable via our regular newsletter.

The big conversation videos, articles and resources are all going to be available in one place.

This is a website you need to know about TheBigConversation.Show. That's the BigConversation.Show.

So I'm really excited about this new project which has been made possible by some generous

funding from the Templeton Religion Trust. So who's going to be sitting down with me for this

exciting series of shows? Firstly, you'll be hearing Canadian psychology professor and cultural

phenomenon. Jordan B. Peterson, in debate with Atheist psychologist Susan Blackmore.

That's a show on the psychology of belief and do we need God to make sense of life? Then in

forthcoming weeks we'll also be releasing video discussions between Stephen Pinker and Nick Spencer

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