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The Power of the Book

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From the London offices of Hodder Faith Daniel interviews publishing director Andy Lyon super fan of Irreverend and editor for Daniel's upcoming book. They discuss the loss of the Bible in the culture and the importance of books per se particularly physical print. This is a special episode while Tom is on paternity and Jamie is on holiday. Support the Show.

First published

07/19/2024

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68 minutes

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Irreverend: Faith and Current Affairs

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From the London offices of Hodder Faith Daniel interviews publishing director Andy Lyon super fan of Irreverend and editor for Daniel's upcoming book.  They discuss the loss of the Bible in the culture and the importance of books per se particularly physical print.  This is a special episode while Tom is on paternity and Jamie is on holiday.  

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