
Provocative weekly debate on moral, religious and ethical issues.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 46 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||

President Trump doesn’t like Pope Leo, accusing him of being weak on crime and bad on foreign policy. The leader of the Catholic Church says he will keep speaking out for peace and the gospel.
In a week where Trump also released a picture of himself... more
On this Easter Sunday morning we ask if there more darkness than light in our lives? More hopelessness than hope? Where can the light and hope be found in a world that's full of pain, conflict, poverty and hate? Journalist Liz Kennedy, Dr Ciara Fitzp... more
This week the British government announced its Aid priorities which include reducing the amount spent on aid by £6 billion by 2027. Along with the cuts to USAID by the Trump Administration what will be the impact on programmes around the world. Audre... more
Tech Billionaire Peter Thiel went to Rome this week and gave a closed door lecture about the Antichrist, just a stone's throw from the Vatican. Audrey talks to CNN’s Vatican Correspondent Christopher Lamb about what happened and also his new book Ame... 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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A weekly forum for ethics, religion, and public life, attracting guests from journalism, academia, religious leadership, and nonprofit sectors to unpack moral questions, policy implications, and societal tensions. Recent episodes blend international affairs, church governance, and social justice with reflections on memory, education, and humanitarian work, often pairing rigorous analysis with personal narratives. The show stands out for its willingness to tackle controversial topics—ranging from safeguarding in churches to geopolitical flashpoints—while maintaining a thoughtful, accessible conversation style that appeals to listeners who want principled debate and practical takeaways for public life.
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Recent guests on Everyday Ethics include:
1. Bethany Sollereder
2. Liz Kennedy
3. Naomi Green
4. Ciara Fitzpatrick
5. Kate Arkless Grey
6. Niamh Shaw
7. Freya India
8. Bernie Harris
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