Thought for the Day from Radio Ulster Episodes Episode guide
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Michael Wardlow, Tuesday 17th June 2025
Over time I developed a range of different identities
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Michael Wardlow, Tuesday 16th December 2025
Children say what they see. They lack social filters.
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Michael Wardlow, Tuesday 11th March 2025
The world's most stolen book
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Michael Wardlow, Tuesday 10th September 2024
Growing Older
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Michael Wardlow, Tuesday 10th June 2025
There are currently about 7,000 languages in the world...
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Michael Wardlow, Thursday 9th July 2026
Having grandchildren is a gift from God.
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Michael Wardlow, Thursday 8th December 2022
Changing Attitudes
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Michael Wardlow, Thursday 7th September 2023
Evasion and avoidance
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Michael Wardlow, Thursday 4th May 2023
What Keeps You Awake At Night?
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Michael Wardlow, Thursday 4th April 2024
Co-authors of our children's story
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Michael Wardlow, Thursday 2nd July 2026
Words are rarely neutral. They carry baggage, particularly in this place I call home...
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Michael Wardlow, Thursday 28th March 2024
What is our true worth?
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Michael Wardlow, Thursday 27th April 2023
honesty, humility and saying sorry
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Michael Wardlow, Thursday 25th May 2023
The joy of food, and encountering difference
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Michael Wardlow, Thursday 25th June 2026
We are wonderfully made.
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Michael Wardlow, Thursday 24th August 2023
Life isn't a rulebook
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Michael Wardlow, Thursday 22nd December 2022
What If Jesus Was Born Today?
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Michael Wardlow, Thursday 1st December 2022
A Thought On A Thought For The Day
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Michael Wardlow, Thursday 18th May 2023
Witnessing love, generating hope
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Michael Wardlow, Thursday 18th June 2026
I grew up in a monochrome world.
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Michael Wardlow, Thursday 18th April 2024
Be thankful for all heroes we come across
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Michael Wardlow, Thursday 17th August 2023
Human encounters shaping our future
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Michael Wardlow, Thursday 15th August
Exam Results
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Michael Wardlow, Thursday 15 December 2022
Proud to be woke ... in its original meaning!
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Michael Wardlow, Thursday 11th May 2023
The Chosen Ones
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Michael Wardlow, Thursday 11th April 2024
The ancients thought an eclipse meant abandonment