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 | 264 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Society & CultureReligion & Spirituality | |||
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What is truth? In a special edition of The Moral Maze, we discuss perhaps the most significant question in all of human thought. It sits at the foundation of how we understand reality, and how we communicate and behave towards one another.
The obvio... more
Tommy Robinson's carol concert claimed to be "putting Christ back into Christmas". Church of England Bishops quickly pointed out that Christ never went away and warned about Christmas becoming another proxy in the culture wars. Many of Robinson's sup... more
As Australia begins its pioneering social media ban for under-16s, governments around the world will be watching closely. The move, which represents a significant challenge to Big Tech's dominance, aims to protect children from online harms like cybe... more
The jury trial has been around for almost 1,000 years. Magna Carta, in 1215, enshrined the principle that “No free man shall be... imprisoned… except by the lawful judgement of his peers.” That could be about to change, under the proposal by the Just... more
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- Old people.
If you want to listen to rich older people talk about subjects they understand little of, in an opinionated way, this is the show for you. Hearing them not even understand the difference between a smartphone messaging app and true social media is embarrassing in a discussing about banning children (anybody under the age of 18) from social media perfectly demonstrates that this show would be far better with a majority panel under the age of 40 years old. As it stands, it’s mostly rich people that... more
Apple Podcasts3PatriciaMcK
United Kingdoma month ago - Interesting but elitist
A great show, usually fairly well balanced and informed. Let down by the fact it rarely features diverse voices and those who may be considered diverse are still from the ‘right’ class. Therefore it remains slightly detached and distanced from every day society. Expand your guests and panel to really understand and represent society.
Apple Podcasts4Budgie241989United Kingdom2 months ago - Who are you?
Who are you as colonist to give opinions about Palestine right to exist ? Not once as uk apologised for its colonial past!! Zionist history was created by colonialism
Now you talk about Isreal rights ?! It lost its relevance after genocide that it enjoys it play it’s right after mass starvation and killing of children It lost its rights after decades of oppression and destruction So many people so many slaughtered And all you can do is talk about its justice for 710 NO it is not Thos Israel is... more
Apple Podcasts5lovealways#United Kingdom4 months ago - Good at the time
This show is pretty much all you’re going to get, which brings different levels of philosophical narratives to the table. But I find it could be even better. Like anything, it takes time to build, to interview and to knock bias on the door. So don’t expect something amazing, instead explore with an open mind, because that what this show offers you as the listener, it leaves you with other questions. It lacks certain elements, but then it does go a bit beyond the obvious neoclassical style of the... more
Apple Podcasts4Our abstract mindsUnited Kingdom4 months ago - Moral Maze or Legal Maze?
Just listened to the episode about Israel and Iran. I was hoping for a discourse on the morality around recent events. Too many of the speakers talked about the legality of the situation. Whether something is legal (or not) does not determine the morality of the situation.i was dissapointed that the moderator / presenter made no attempt to move the arguments on to the moral issues.
Apple Podcasts3MGSYD74
Australia7 months ago
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Spotify | #43 | United Kingdom/Religion & Spirituality |
Apple Podcasts | #21 | United Kingdom/Religion & Spirituality |
Apple Podcasts | #122 |  Italy/Religion & Spirituality |
Apple Podcasts | #48 |  Norway/Religion & Spirituality |
Apple Podcasts | #86 |  Switzerland/Religion & Spirituality |
Apple Podcasts | #114 |  Netherlands/Religion & Spirituality |
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A unique format blends combative debate and moral examination, drawing on the week's pressing news stories. Each episode features a panel of hosts and experts engaging in rigorous discussions, often inviting a diverse range of perspectives on complicated ethical dilemmas. The topics covered span across cultural phenomena, legal systems, social dynamics, and controversies, allowing listeners to rethink their own values and beliefs regarding morality in contemporary society. The discussions are characterized by critical analysis, public engagement, and an emphasis on understanding various viewpoints, making it essential listening for those interested in current affairs and ethical discourse.
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Recent guests on Moral Maze include:
1. Professor Charlie Beckett
2. Fay Bound-Alberti
3. Mark Vernon
4. Hilary Lawson
5. Reverend Chris Wickland
6. Dr. Chris Kandiah
7. Eric Kaufmann
8. Adrian Pabst
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