sv podcast – ‘this isn’t my face, but these are my words’

It’s April (finally!) and in this podcast we find out more about Seen and Unseen, as Holly & Darren chat about faith, politics and culture with Nick Jones who is the senior editor of the Seen & Unseen platform (although we still prefer ‘multiverse’). It’s an opinion website and associated podcasts, with lots of voices that share lots of different things from Stranger Things to St Augustine to ‘Donald Trump’s dangerous prayer’. Darren and Holly also review the recently-released, award-winning documentary, Everybody to Kenmure Street. This retells the story of a remarkable day in Glasgow in 2021 when, at the crack of dawn, on the morning of Eid, UK Home Office immigration officials accompanied by Police Scotland officers, turned up to detain two individuals who lived on that street. It’s quite astounding what happened next. Find out what Darren and Holly made of the film, and, if you’ve seen it too, let us know what you thought! This podcast was recorded on Thursday 9 April 2026. Available from Apple Podcasts, TuneIn Radio, and via your favourite podcast App. Theme music and stings by Nicolai Heidlas. Duration:  71’06 minutes. Links Seen & Unseen Re-Enchanting, Seen & Unseen Aloud and GodPod Everybody to Kenmure Street at Conic Films Everybody to Kenmure Street Guardian review Harbour Faith Community A Thousand Words with Jared Stacy               Film photos copyright Conic/barry crerar/Sundance