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Everyday Ethics Episodes

  1. Professor John Brewer

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

  2. Prisons - Are They For Punishment Or Rehabilitation?

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

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

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

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

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

  5. Presbyterians and 'Love Island'

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

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

    Provocative weekly debate on moral, religious and ethical issues.

  7. Poverty and Personal Responsibilty

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

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

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

  9. Pope Francis - Revolutionary or Pragmatist?

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

  10. Politics and Faith

    Can a Christian politician stay true to their beliefs?

  11. Personally 'Levelling Up'

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

  12. Personal autonomy, moral leadership and death bed conversations

    Personal autonomy, moral leadership and death bed conversations.

  13. People not Priests?

    Are we looking at the end of the parish as we've known it on this island for decades?

  14. Pensions, Christians and Muslims

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  15. Payzee Mahmod

    Payzee Mahmod speaks about the 'honour killing' of her sister Banaz

  16. Paying the price to be a pensioner in the 21st century

    Are we living too long for our own good?

  17. Passport to freedom?

    Are vaccine passports our route to freedom or an infringement of civil liberties?

  18. Passing faith and belief across generations

    Does it take a village to school children in morals, ethics and spirituality?

  19. Out with the old, in with the new 鈥� Happy New Year!

    Audrey and a panel of guests, discuss the year on it鈥檚 way out, and the new one coming in

  20. Out of School, and Qualified for Nothing?

    How is the education system helping our young people?

  21. Organ Donation - A Moral Imperative?

    Is it immoral not to be an organ donor? Also, Sara Cook on women mediators.

  22. One year on from October 7 - what will stop the violence?

    The violence begetting violence, what will it take to bring peace to the Middle East?

  23. Once a Year Christians?

    What can be done to attract more people to church once the Christmas rush is over?

  24. Nuked - The Real Danger of Complacency in a Nuclear World

    Is today's generation ambivalent to the risks of nuclear weapons?

  25. Nuclear War - From Cuban Missile Crisis to Today

    60 years after the Cuban missile crisis, is the world on the nuclear precipice again?

  26. Nuclear War

    Is it ever ethically justified to use nuclear weapons?

  27. Not Much Cop?

    When it comes to tackling climate change, are politicians all hot air?

  28. Normalisation of Disability

    What's changed to make the lives of people with disabilities better in the last 20 years?

  29. Normal today, embarrassing tomorrow?

    How will the values of 2019 be perceived in 2100?

  30. No.1 Hit for Dementia Sufferer, Similarities between Faiths, Prison Week

    Singing for the brain, similarities between faiths and prison week

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