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Everyday Ethics Episodes

  1. Military intervention

    Could chaos, fear, displacement and radicalisation been prevented if the West stayed out?

  2. Mercy, Justice and Trauma

    Audrey Carville talks about mercy, justice, forgiveness and how we all react to trauma.

  3. Mental Health and Assisted Dying

    Churches and mental health and Guernsey's upcoming vote over assisted dying

  4. Memory loss - do we ever really forget?

    Is science closer to unlocking lost memories? Professor Tom谩s Ryan explores this question

  5. Medical Ethics and, Shakespeare - a closet Catholic?

    Should we put aside ethics to seek medical breakthroughs? Also, was Shakespeare a rebel?

  6. Media freedom - what are the limits?

    As the 大象传媒 celebrates its centenary is true media freedom a reality or an aspiration?

  7. Maryann Gray, Victims and The Power of Gospel Music

    Causing death by driving, N.I. victims and a reflection on the late Edwin Hawkins

  8. Married Priests

    The Vatican this week raised the idea of ordaining older married men as priests.

  9. Marriage in the 21st century, Justin Welby, and an old soldier on why we shouldn't glorify war.

    Marriage in the 21st century, Justin Welby, an old soldier says we shouldn't glorify war.

  10. Marriage & Children, Karl Marx and Rend Collective

    Marx at 200, legal rights for children outside of marriage and Rend Collective

  11. Male Role Models and Ani Rinchen Khandro

    Why do so few men choose careers that centre on children? And George Best's ex-girlfriend

  12. Making Friends of Enemies

    How life as a Christian minister can lead to some unlikely friendships

  13. Love and Polygamy

    What makes a loving relationship? Also, Daphne Bramham on polygamy in Canada

  14. Loneliness and Solitude

    Terry Waite, discusses creativity in solitude. Plus, experiences of loneliness.

  15. Loneliness

    How do we define loneliness?

  16. Lockdowns and Liberties

    Will we be glad we made the sacrifices or regret how easily we gave away our freedoms?

  17. Living Through Crisis

    Terry Waite, Vicky Phelan and Richard Moore tell their stories of living through crisis

  18. Living Through a Crisis - Agnes Lunny

    Agnes Lunny talks about going blind and losing her mother, father and brother in a fire

  19. Live Long, Work Long?

    Is society ready for an ever ageing population?

  20. Literacy, environment and singing for Solstice

    Literacy, environment and singing for Solstice

  21. Literacy, dealing with death and what's fuelling the racist fire?

    Why have levels of literacy and numeracy not risen significantly in the last 20 years?

  22. Life, death and resurrection - purely a Christian story?

    Does the Christian story of Easter intersect with the theology of other world religions?

  23. Liberal Judaism, Silent Witness and St Thomas Becket

    Liberal Judaism: Its origins and thinking. Is it a Christian's duty to hide their faith?

  24. Liar, Liar

    Why do the electorate keep falling for those who bend the truth?

  25. Levelling up

    Is it truly possible to "level up"? How could we make a fairer society?

  26. Learning survival from the lessons of the past

    Finding hope in the darkest of hours - how science and medicine have always won the war.

  27. Laura Madden

    Laura Madden speaks out about being abused by Harvey Weinstein

  28. Keeping the faith but ditching the church?

    Is organised religion a fading force as people keep their faith but abandon church?

  29. Justice, Russia and life as a Priest

    Judge Gregory Jackson on drug laws, Peter Hitchens on Russia and Fr Martin Magill

  30. Joan Bakewell, The Private Lives of Saints, and Wolfgang Bauer on Syrian refugees

    Joan Bakewell, The Private Lives of Saints, and Wolfgang Bauer on Syrian refugees

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