Moral Maze
BBC Radio 4Combative, provocative and engaging live debate examining the moral issues behind one of the week's news stories. #moralmaze
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 217 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Category | Religion & Spirituality | ||||
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The Legacy Act in Northern Ireland provides a conditional amnesty for people who committed crimes during the Troubles, as part of a broader process of reconciliation. It’s an attempt to draw a line under events of the past, but it’s generated anger a... more
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This week it emerged that Abdul Ezedi, hunted by police after an attack on a woman and her daughters with a corrosive liquid, was granted asylum after being convicted of sexual assault. He'd converted to Christianity, which could have put him at risk... more
It’s Valentine’s Day, when we celebrate romantic love, and is there anything more romantic than getting married? It’s the way all those old films end, after all the “will they, won’t they”, the couple finally tie the knot, the titles roll and we all ... more
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Really dropped in quality of discussion. Used to be far more thoughtful and balanced, lately all issues lack any challenge, just standard view points defending traditional views and displaying no respect for experts on issues and appealing to populist recieved wisdom. Giles fraser is entirely predictable in his Jesus voted for brexit and Melanie P will make every issue about the Holocaust, Tim Stanley seems to struggle to argue out of a paper bag, only Mona & Ash seems to be reasonable.
Podcast Addict25 months agoJanSome of the presenters are quite obviously completely closed-minded and not remotely interested in actual debate. Ad hominem attacks and straw man arguments, for instance, have no place in something that claims to be debate. I was hoping for provocative debate, but found plain old provocation.
Podcast Addict25 months agoASwitcher- :(
Engaging does not have to be combative. Topics are truly important to be discussed. I’m not saying inject levity but come on, talk does not about who is winning in the árguement.
Apple Podcasts4fdhjduya
Philippines5 months ago - A great show
Always thought provoking and enjoyable even when the panel is marred by the presence of shallow, gotcha-types like Melanie Phillips - there is almost always someone to move the discussion forward when she(or someone like her) gets into ‘right/left’ outmoded dogma. Overall great.
Apple Podcasts5angrylf
United States6 months ago - Drives Me Nuts
Listening to the host and panel that are so full of themselves. You can only take so much of it.
Apple Podcasts1Mick519
Canada10 months ago
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Apple Podcasts | #67 |  United Kingdom/Religion & Spirituality |
Apple Podcasts | #206 |  Italy/Religion & Spirituality |
Apple Podcasts | #130 |  Ireland/Religion & Spirituality |
Apple Podcasts | #214 |  Austria/Religion & Spirituality |
Apple Podcasts | #224 |  Israel/Religion & Spirituality |
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