In one of our most entertaining and unique episodes yet, hosts Sherry and Charis are joined by comedian and entertainer Tim Vine for a wide-ranging conversation that blends humour, creativity, and heart. Tim shares his journey into stand-up, his love for songwriting, and how he crafts comedy.

While known for his quick wit, Tim also brings thoughtful reflections on purpose, creativity, and giving back. He discusses his support for Hope for Malawi and what drew him to the charity’s mission. The episode closes with fun Malawi trivia, laughter, and a deeper look at how seemingly small efforts can create ripples of lasting change.

You can find out more about when Tim hosted our quiz night here: https://www.hope4malawi.org/post/quiz-night-raises-the-roof-and-over-5-000

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In this inspiring episode, hosts Sherry and Charis sit down with Mark, co-founder of Hope4Malawi, to explore the remarkable journey of how a single family trip grew into a life-changing mission.

Mark shares how the charity began, the power of relationships in Malawian communities, and the growth of their work—from feeding programs and classroom construction to the development of Hope Secondary School and Hope Skills Centre. Hear how listening to local needs, partnering with communities, and fostering long-term commitment has created real, sustainable impact.

With stories of determination, generosity, and a deeper look at rural life in Malawi, this episode is a powerful reminder of how education and compassion can help break the cycle of poverty.

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In this powerful episode, hosts Charis and Sherry are joined by Alunda, one of the trustees of Hope4Malawi—and a proud Malawian. Born and raised in Malawi, Alunda shares her heartfelt story of moving to the UK at 17, the emotional journey of adjusting to a new culture, and how her roots continue to shape her life and purpose.

Together, they explore the contrasts between life in Malawi and the UK, what it means to stay connected to your homeland, and how Alunda’s recent visit to the projects in Malawi reignited her passion for giving back. From the dedication of local teachers to the impact of well-resourced schools in remote areas, this episode is a reminder of the power of listening, humility, and long-term commitment to transformation.

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