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Everyday Ethics

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Provocative weekly debate on moral, religious and ethical issues.

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Latest Episodes

The United States and Israel began bombing Iran just over a week ago. Iran responded by bombing their aggressors' allies in the Gulf States. Hundreds are dead and the purpose of the war remains unclear. We discuss the latest developments, examine the... more

In his first interview since being elected as Moderator Designate the Rev Richard Kerr talks to Audrey about the PCI safeguarding scandal and the next steps for the church.

Agreement is Owen McCafferty's dramatisation of the final four days of talks... more

It's a unique moment in the Islamic and Christian calendars as the seasons of Ramadan and Lent coincide.

Fasting is central to both, so this morning we are examining the role of fasting in today's world. Whether for spiritual reasons or wellness and... more

US bishops warn that citizens may be called to 'put our bodies on the line' in protests in order 'to stand by their values'. Irish historian Dr Leeann Lane (Dublin City University), journalist and author Mihir Bose, theologian and sociologist Dr Elai... more

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Recent Guests

Jemar Tisby
American Church historian and New York Times bestselling author
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Maureen Hamblin
Community member involved with Circle of Change, originally from Kenya
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Tim Magowan
Involved in Circle of Change Initiative
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Rose Hudson-Wilkin
Bishop of Dover, the first black female bishop in the Church of England and former chaplain to Queen Elizabeth II.
Church of England
Episode: Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin, Minneapolis Minister, Interfaith Project
Neil Craigan
Presbyterian Minister in Minneapolis and advocate for immigrant rights.
Episode: Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin, Minneapolis Minister, Interfaith Project
Tara Kangarlou
Author of the book Heartbeat of Iran and global affairs journalist
Georgetown University
Episode: Trump, Iran and Contemporary Worship
Seán Farrell
CEO of Trócaire, experienced humanitarian and advocate for social justice
Trócaire
Episode: Trócaire's new CEO: Seán Farrell
Norman Hamilton
Former moderator of the Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Church in Ireland
Episode: PCI Safeguarding Scandal, Narnia at 75
Tony Macaulay
Author and contributor to Thought for the Day
Episode: PCI Safeguarding Scandal, Narnia at 75

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Audrey Carville
Host of discussions on moral, religious and ethical issues.

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
    Australia13 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
    Japan14 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
    Ireland15 years ago

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Overall, it has been described as insightful and educational, fostering a strong community dialogue.
Listeners find the podcast to be a valuable resource for understanding ethical issues that are relevant to everyday life.
The podcast engages listeners with thoughtful discussions and a variety of perspectives on important social issues.
Many appreciate the depth and critical thought presented in each episode, while some express that certain discussions could be more in-depth.

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Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin, Minneapolis Minister, Interfaith Project
Q: Can you understand the kind of fears that some people have in relation to immigration within the UK?
Bishop Rose speaks about her own experience as a migrant and argues for understanding and compassion rather than projecting insecurities onto others.
Bishop Rose Hudson-Wilkin, Minneapolis Minister, Interfaith Project
Q: How momentous do you see this appointment of a female Archbishop of Canterbury as being?
Bishop Rose expresses that it is a significant milestone, referring to it as a historic moment for women in the church.
Trump, Iran and Contemporary Worship
Q: How does the current regime affect freedom of religion for other faiths in Iran?
Freedom of religion is stifled under Iran's Islamic rule, despite a diverse religious makeup in society.
Trump, Iran and Contemporary Worship
Q: What role do white Christian nationalists play in shaping America today?
They play a significant role, as highlighted by the influence of their ideals on Trump's presidency and its implications for American democracy and civil rights.
Trócaire's new CEO: Seán Farrell
Q: How do you explain the lack of awareness of the wars in Africa compared to those like in Ukraine?
Farrell discusses that people's attention is finite and often shifts to crises that are closer to home or involve significant media coverage.

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

Engaging discussions on moral, ethical, and religious issues characterize this podcast, where thought-provoking debates take center stage each week. Topics range widely, from safeguarding concerns within various religious organizations to the implications of public policy on child poverty, homelessness, and social justice. Unique perspectives from guests, such as journalists, academics, and community leaders, illuminate the complexities of faith in contemporary society, addressing key challenges like religious extremism, interfaith dialogues, and the impact of politics on ethical beliefs. The podcast is notable for its focus on local contexts and international issues alike, allowing listeners to navigate the intricate relationships between ... more

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2. Maureen Hamblin
3. Tim Magowan
4. Rose Hudson-Wilkin
5. Neil Craigan
6. Tara Kangarlou
7. Seán Farrell
8. Norman Hamilton

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