Where to Find Tony Miles' *Pause For Thought* Appearances with Vanessa Feltz and Katie Piper

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Tony Miles' Pause For Thought broadcasts are listed on tonymiles.co.uk under the heading "Pause For Thought with Vanessa Feltz," with a separate entry for "Pause For Thought with Katie Piper." Each entry gives a date, a theme, and a short excerpt, which is enough to identify a specific segment before following the "read more" link to the full item.

What the site lists

The site is the personal page of Revd Tony Miles, described as Superintendent Minister & Broadcaster. Its Pause For Thought section works as a simple index of broadcast contributions rather than a media player.

Entry Date shown Theme Excerpt detail
Pause For Thought with Vanessa Feltz April 13, 2022 "New Life" Tony speaks about new beginnings being conceived even in the darkest of times; the item notes it came from the Early Breakfast show
Pause For Thought with Katie Piper No date in the supplied page evidence Not stated in the supplied page evidence Listed as a separate heading only

The Vanessa Feltz entry is the more fully documented one: it names the presenter, the date, the theme, and the programme context. The Katie Piper heading appears on the page, but the supplied evidence does not include its date, theme, or excerpt, so treat that entry as a pointer to check on the site itself.

How to locate a specific segment

  1. Open tonymiles.co.uk and go to the Pause For Thought section.
  2. Match the presenter name in the heading — Vanessa Feltz or Katie Piper.
  3. Use the date and theme to confirm you have the right broadcast. For example, if you are looking for the April 2022 "New Life" reflection, the entry dated April 13, 2022 is the one.
  4. Select "read more" on the entry to open the full item.

Expected result: you land on the individual post for that broadcast, which carries the fuller text behind the excerpt. If a heading has no visible date or excerpt, the post itself is the place to confirm the details.

Sharing or saving an item

Each entry includes share links for Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn, and Reddit, plus a count indicator. These are useful if you want to forward a segment to someone or keep a record of the link. They share the page entry, not an audio file — the site as described here does not host the broadcast audio itself.

Common sticking points

  • No audio on the page. The listings are text entries with excerpts. To hear the broadcast, you need the original programme (the Vanessa Feltz entry points to the Early Breakfast show), not the website.
  • Thin entries. Some headings, such as the Katie Piper one in the available page evidence, appear without a date or summary. Open the post to fill in the gaps rather than assuming the listing is incomplete.
  • Dates matter more than titles. Several entries share the same Pause For Thought heading, so the date and theme are the reliable way to tell them apart.

If your goal is simply to confirm that Tony Miles appeared on Pause For Thought with both presenters, the site's section headings answer that directly; if you need the content of a particular reflection, start from its date and theme and follow "read more."