
Provocative weekly debate on moral, religious and ethical issues.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 56 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||

In the wake of Jeffrey Donaldson’s conviction, we look at whether he used his faith as a shield to cover his crimes. Eve Rosato talks to theologians Dr Fainche Ryan and Professor Laurence Kirkpatrick about the issues of forgiveness and whether church... more
What role did Ulster Presbyterians play in the American Revolution? Audrey talks to Professor Richard Bell from the University of Maryland about the influence of emigrants from here like Thomas McKean from Ballymoney who was the last man to sign the ... more
In the aftermath of last weeks riots, where are the stories of hope and resilience? Audrey talks to Tim Magowan from the Duncairn Centre and Maureen Hamblin, who has lived here for 26 years, about how she felt being scapegoated for the colour of her ... more
Disorder and Racial Attacks - Audrey speaks to journalist Allison Morris and Rev Brian Anderson from East Belfast Mission who was on the streets and whose building was damaged in the rioting.
Our main discussion in the light of the recent Katie Simp... more
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This podcast is consistently excellent with great choices of guests and topics with the brilliant William Crawley as host.
This is not ethics.
It is selective opinion and chit-chat.
At times a little superficial (no fault of the presenter's), but always interesting and thought-provoking topics.
Another hidden gem not known in England Scotland and Wales. Glad I found this interesting program
Informative, educational, topical and interesting and presented well by William Crawley.
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Thoughtful, cross-disciplinary discussions on ethics, religion, science, and social issues. Episodes frequently pair academic or journalistic analysis with personal narratives from communities affected by policy, faith, or conflict, plus guest voices spanning theologians, researchers, humanitarian leaders, and faith leaders. The show often explores how belief systems intersect with public life, governance, and contemporary moral questions, from just war and forgiveness to living wages and youth resilience. A standout strength is its ability to bring diverse perspectives into constructive dialogue, including ecumenical and interfaith viewpoints, making complex topics accessible without sacrificing depth. This mix makes it appealing to listen... more
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Recent guests on Everyday Ethics include:
1. Liz Laird
2. Elaine Miller-Karas
3. Martin McGill
4. Gladys Ganiel
5. Michael Gibbs
6. Susan Bennet
7. Chris Bennet
8. Erica Kirk
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