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Everyday Ethics

BBC Radio Ulster
Christianity
Gaza
Donald Trump
Mental Health
Artificial Intelligence
Religion
Northern Ireland
Catholic Church
Morality
Covid-19
Presbyterian Church In Ireland
Ukraine
Poverty
Immigration
Violence Against Women
Climate Change
NHS
Gender-Based Violence
Society
Presbyterian Church

Provocative weekly debate on moral, religious and ethical issues.

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Latest Episodes

Jeffrey Archer was a bestselling author with 300 million copies of his book sold around the world, but he was also a liar and a fraudster. His crimes eventually caught up with him and landed him in prison for two years.

Audrey talks to journalist Mi... more

As the Drumcree standoff continues, we ask how much Northern Ireland has changed since the original confrontation decades ago. Audrey is joined by Professor Peter Shirlow, Director at the University of Liverpool's Institute of Irish Studies, Gladys G... more

If you were to listen to the people responsible for creating and developing Artificial Intelligence, you would conclude that it's the biggest danger to the planet - worse than climate change - when they tell us it might wipe out humanity in a decade ... more

Broken relationships are a fact of life but how should we react? Should we forgive others or does there come a time when you need to draw a line under a relationship and move on. Audrey talks to Rabbi Dr Jonathan Romain, Jim Deeds and Dr Elaine Stork... more

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Recent Guests

Pádraig Ó Tuama
Poet, author of Love Between Men; guest on the programme
Poet; Poetry Unbound
Episode: A Different Drumcree, Gandhi’s Legacy, Pádraig Ó Tuama
Nell Watson
Engineer, independent AI ethics researcher, expert on AI safety
Independent/AI ethics community
Episode: AI Apocalypse, Prayer, Season of Creation
Laurence Kirkpatrick
Christian theologian
Queen's University Belfast
Episode: AI Apocalypse, Prayer, Season of Creation
Geraldine Smyth
Sister, theologian
Religious order
Episode: AI Apocalypse, Prayer, Season of Creation
Jenny Witt
German journalist based in Hamburg
Hamburg-based journalist
Episode: German Elections, Servant Leadership, Diplomacy
Peter Ricketts
Diplomat and author of Peacemakers Shaping the Modern World
Former UK Foreign Office / Author
Episode: German Elections, Servant Leadership, Diplomacy
Catherine Clinton
Denman Professor of American History, University of Texas
Episode: The Impact of 9/11, Remembering Wendell Berry
Rod Dreher
American conservative writer and editor
Episode: The Impact of 9/11, Remembering Wendell Berry
Fionnuala Ní Aoláin
UN Special Rapporteur on Human Rights
Episode: The Impact of 9/11, Remembering Wendell Berry

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Audrey Carville
Host of Everyday Ethics who guides conversations and frames ethical discussions.

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 62 ratings
  • Superb podcast

    This podcast is consistently excellent with great choices of guests and topics with the brilliant William Crawley as host.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    sheeepguy
    New Zealand12 years ago
  • Harbo

    This is not ethics.

    It is selective opinion and chit-chat.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Too slow too late
    Australia14 years ago
  • Good stuff!

    At times a little superficial (no fault of the presenter's), but always interesting and thought-provoking topics.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Shalestra
    Japan15 years ago
  • Hidden gem

    Another hidden gem not known in England Scotland and Wales. Glad I found this interesting program

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Alioooo
    United Kingdom15 years ago
  • Great

    Informative, educational, topical and interesting and presented well by William Crawley.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Est1985
    Ireland16 years ago

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Critically engaging discussions that blend ethics with real-world impact.
Insightful and well-reasoned analyses with diverse guests.
Thoughtful handling of controversial topics and responsible commentary.

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A time to rest and reflect - Bishop Donal McKeown on retirement
Q: Could artificial intelligence become a moral guide or virtual church?
The panel discusses both the potential uses of AI for practical support and the deep concerns about AI lacking a soul, true empathy, and the central embodied experience of faith, urging caution and emphasis on human involvement.
Donaldson Fallout, Archbishop of Jerusalem, USA 250
Q: What role does faith play in shielding or exposing abusers within power structures?
Faith can be used as a shield when leaders weaponize religious rhetoric to evade accountability, but it can also motivate accountability and reform when communities critically examine leaders and pursue safeguarding.
Scapegoating, Peacemaking Reimagined, Sabbatical Reset
Q: Is it time to begin another peace process to address this latest incarnation of division and hatred here?
The panel explores a broader, modernized approach to peacebuilding that includes good relations, protected communities, and structural reforms, rather than a return to old round-table negotiations.
Racism, Misogyny, Violence
Q: What is the primary driver of violence against women and girls according to the panel?
The panel identifies a combination of learned male behavior, societal norms around masculinity, and the influence of online platforms that normalize aggression, with emphasis on early intervention and education to change attitudes from a young age.
American Revolution, Clonard Novena, Trauma and Healing
Q: What is trauma?
Trauma is a mind and body experience where the body remembers and signals distress; it involves biology and can be addressed by teaching body literacy to help stabilize the nervous system and differentiate distress from well-being.

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What is Everyday Ethics about and what kind of topics does it cover?

This program consistently hosts a wide range of cross-disciplinary voices to explore ethics, religion, and public life. Episodes frequently center on how faith traditions intersect with social issues such as governance, human rights, trauma, and media ethics, often framing debates with practical case studies, personal narratives, and expert analysis. A notable pattern is the blend of theological reflection with contemporary policy and cultural topics, plus a recurring focus on healing, reconciliation, and community resilience. The format tends to feature scholars, religious leaders, journalists, and practitioners, delivering rigorous, thought-provoking discussions that remain accessible to a broad audience. It's likely to appeal to listener... more

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1. Pádraig Ó Tuama
2. Nell Watson
3. Laurence Kirkpatrick
4. Geraldine Smyth
5. Jenny Witt
6. Peter Ricketts
7. Catherine Clinton
8. Rod Dreher

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