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Everyday Ethics Episodes

  1. Resetting the Male Mindset - Will a Police Plan Bring Change?

    Check yourself and your misogynistic mates - teaching behaviour to boys from youth

  2. Remembrance - would it be better if we learned to forget?

    Do we need to reflect on the value of conflict remembrance? Does it restrict healing?

  3. Remembering the Holocaust

    The Holocaust and learning lessons from history

  4. Religious Violence

    Is religion inherently a force for good, or is it intrinsically violent?

  5. Religious conversions - therapy for the soul?

    What drives someone to change their faith?

  6. Religion - a fading force, or making a comeback in politics?

    Religion's place in the world? A relic of the past or central to modern politics?

  7. Regret, Reformation and Rabbie Burns

    What makes an apology, the Reformation and the spirituality Robert Burns

  8. Registration of Faith Leaders, Socialism & God, & Aritificial Intelligence

    Registration of faith leaders, Socialism & God, & the fear of artificial intelligence.

  9. Racism. Is it just an American problem?

    Is racism worse in the US than it is in the UK and Ireland?

  10. Racial Justice, Memory Manipulation, RE Curriculum

    Racial Justice, Memory Manipulation, RE Curriculum

  11. Race Hate in The States, the Gull Cull & Muslim Extremism.

    This week, Audrey discusses race hate in The States, the Gull cull & Muslim extremism.

  12. Protecting The Environment

    Putting the world to rights - is heaven only for those who protect the environment?

  13. Protect the profits or the people?

    As the Coronavirus crisis deepens, governments are facing an hour by hour challenge.

  14. Professor Phil Scraton

    An echo for the voices of the suffering: Phil Scraton on a life working with trauma

  15. Professor John Brewer

    How victims and survivors of political conflicts can make a vital contribution to peace

  16. Prisons - Are They For Punishment Or Rehabilitation?

    A question prompted by the Criminal Justice Inspector report this week, on local prisons.

  17. Prisoner of War Camp, Catherine Howard & the Election Campaign

    Growing up in a prisoner of war camp, Catherine Howard & the upcoming election campaign.

  18. Prison in the 21st Century: Is it fit for purpose?

    Breidge Gadd, Ed Tullett and Prof Phil Scraton discuss prison in the 21st century

  19. Presbyterians and 'Love Island'

    The PCI rules on same sex couples in the church. Also, throw away relationships

  20. Presbyterian Safeguarding, Pope鈥檚 Beirut Visit, Homelessness

    Presbyterian Safeguarding, Pope鈥檚 Beirut Visit, Homelessness

  21. Presbyterian Moderator; Restoring Jesus's Tomb; Religious Education

    Provocative weekly debate on moral, religious and ethical issues.

  22. Presbyterian Moderator Resigns, COP30 Update, German Remembrance Day

    Presbyterian Moderator Resigns, COP30 Update, German Remembrance Day

  23. Presbyterian Moderator Designate, Peace Process, War Poetry

    Presbyterian Moderator Designate, Peace Process, War Poetry

  24. Poverty and Personal Responsibilty

    The homeless situation now and what responsibility do we have as individuals to help?

  25. Pope Leo鈥檚 First Year, Star Wars Spirituality

    Pope Leo鈥檚 First Year, Star Wars Spirituality

  26. Pope Francis: his legacy and the challenges facing his successor

    What issues could decide who will succeed Pope Francis as leader of Catholicism?

  27. Pope Francis - Revolutionary or Pragmatist?

    After nearly seven years, what's the verdict on the Papacy of Francis?

  28. Politics and Faith

    Can a Christian politician stay true to their beliefs?

  29. Personally 'Levelling Up'

    Audrey Carville explores the personal responsibility we have, to help those in need

  30. Personal autonomy, moral leadership and death bed conversations

    Personal autonomy, moral leadership and death bed conversations.

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