Simeon has been part of the justice system for over 20 years having commenced in the probation service. He then was the managing chaplain in west London heading up a team of 12 from seven different religions. He was responsible for pastoral care to around 250 staff, volunteers and around 570 prisoners at the women’s prison. Simeon is the author of several books. You Me And The Butterfly, is about women in prison dealing with failure, depression, anxiety and fear. What does Through The Gate chaplaincy mean? What pastoral care is available? Is there any respect for his chaplaincy role from both sides of the cell door? Why is he the proud wearer of a Cook Islands rugby shirt? A remarkable podcast and it was a privilege to have Simeon as a guest.