
Provocative weekly debate on moral, religious and ethical issues.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 68 | Founded | 19 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Religion & Spirituality | |||

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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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Apple Podcasts | #119 |
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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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Recent guests on Everyday Ethics include:
1. Pádraig Ó Tuama
2. Nell Watson
3. Laurence Kirkpatrick
4. Geraldine Smyth
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6. Peter Ricketts
7. Catherine Clinton
8. Rod Dreher
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