The Letters of Katie Wilson

A reflective open letter revisiting school memories, questioning whether the hurt was bullying, and exploring how small acts of cruelty can leave lasting marks on self‑worth.

A reflective spoken letter to my brother after years of silence, exploring childhood violence, complicated love, and the long journey toward understanding and healing.

An AI‑led follow‑up to my last episode, offering a psychological reflection on my letter to Oasis.

A heartfelt letter to Oasis about how their music carried me through some of my darkest moments, reflecting on identity, survival, and the healing power of song, ending with a grounding Bible reading.

A gentle AI‑led reflection on my “letter to a therapist,” exploring my thoughts and behaviour through well‑known psychological ideas, and closing with a grounding Bible reading.

A quiet, honest reflection on solitude, emotional boundaries, and the desire to step back from the world. Inspired by reading Anne Frank’s diary, Katie explores why space, silence, and self‑understanding matter.

A gentle reflection on seeing blessings instead of luck. This short podcast explores how gratitude, trust, and Scripture reveal God’s loving hand in the small moments of everyday life.

A gentle reflection on the courage of saying “not yet.” I share how stepping back from ministry allows me to honour my boundaries and show my healing in real time, trusting God’s timing as I rest and restore.

A reflective letter to Anne Frank, written in the weeks after Holocaust Memorial Day, honouring her legacy and the hope her words still offer today.

A reflective piece on the 80th anniversary of VE Day, urging us to honour sacrifice by choosing peace and rejecting hate.

A thoughtful look at dementia in football, the players affected, and how the game must evolve to protect future generations.

A gentle reflection on how the comfort we find at Christmas can grow into year‑round belonging, community, and steady faith.

Could This Be Our Year — A personal LGBT reflection on being an Arsenal fan, coming out, and the quiet courage of celebrating victory as my true self.

A gentle reflection on a Sunday service gone slightly wrong — and how a broken projector revealed resilience, community, and the quiet ways God meets us in life’s small disruptions.

When one comment wobbles you: finding calm, setting boundaries, and choosing kindness for yourself.

A tender reflection on the broken daffodils we pass by — and the people who feel just as trampled by life. A reminder that even the smallest act of kindness can help someone lift their head again, just as water revives a fallen flower.

A wistful reflection on whether rising postage costs signal the end of Christmas cards — exploring tradition, connection, and what we might lose when small rituals become unaffordable.

A reflective look at the history of the pink triangle — from a symbol of persecution to one of resilience, remembrance, and pride. A gentle exploration of how communities reclaim what once harmed them, ending with a grounding Bible reading about light shining in darkness.

A gentle reflection on what it truly means to build a dementia‑friendly town — moving beyond booklets and good intentions to the small, practical changes that help people feel safe, seen, and supported in everyday life.

A quiet, honest letter about adoption, identity, and the emotions that linger across a lifetime. A reflection on acceptance, unanswered questions, and finding peace with the past — shared with tenderness and truth.

A heartfelt letter to Jesus, spoken from a place of honesty, woundedness, and faith. A reflection on trust, love that can’t be earned, and the courage to keep holding His name through fear and unanswered questions — ending with a comforting Bible reading.

A tender letter to a younger self: a story of doubt, endurance, and the slow dawning of self‑acceptance — with a comforting Bible reading to remind us that light follows the dark.

A gentle reminder that small acts of kindness can lift unseen burdens. With a poem, a prayer, and a call to notice those who struggle, this episode invites us to become quiet sources of hope in our communities.

The second half brings late drama, a deserved winning goal, and a reminder of what football — and acceptance — can mean. A heartfelt reflection on feeling safe, being seen, and the small human moments that stay with you long after the final whistle.

A gentle, honest account of arriving at Hitchin Town as a trans woman — from the nerves at the turnstiles to unexpected conversations, early memories, and the first‑half drama on the pitch.