Combative, provocative and engaging live debate examining the moral issues behind one of the week's news stories. #moralmaze
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 257 | Founded | 14 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualitySociety & Culture |
Later this month, millions of demonstrators are due to take to the streets across the USA for a second time, under the banner “No Kings”. Organisers say, “America has no kings, and the power belongs to the people”. They are mobilizing to protest agai... more
Prime Minister Kier Starmer has described the UK’s formal recognition of a Palestinian state as a “moral duty”, saying the change in policy would, "revive the hope of peace and a two-state solution". The rising number of UN members following suit thi... more
Graphic details of Charlie Kirk’s death have been almost unavoidable on social media in recent days. Similarly, shocking footage of an unprovoked knife attack on 23-year-old Iryna Zarutska on a train in Charlotte, North Carolina last month, has been ... more
The party conference season kicked off with claims and counter claims about the viability of Nigel Farage’s proposals for government. One issue that unites Reform and Kemi Badenoch’s Conservatives is scrapping the 2050 net zero target, echoing US Pre... more
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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
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
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.
Michael Buerk is still as sharp as a tack and the panellists are generally excellent pr at least good, except for the infantile Ash Sarkar. More Sonia Sodha, more Tim Stanley, more Konstantin Kissin, more Inaya Folarin Iman and bring back Melanie Phillips!
I really enjoy the way this show is set up - pose a moral question and a panel interviews guests with different views on the topic and then discusses the points brought up and which made the panel think differently or found something to criticize about their argument.
The kind of thing that’s sorely needed today.
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Engaging in deep moral exploration surrounding significant news issues, the content prominently features panelists who debate various perspectives on complex societal questions. Topics span a wide array of contemporary moral dilemmas including democracy, media responsibility, personal freedoms, and political recognition, often challenging listeners to reconsider their own beliefs. The program is characterized by a combative yet thought-provoking approach, presenting a mix of academic insights and real-world implications that appeal to an audience keen on understanding the ethical dimensions of current events.
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Recent guests on Moral Maze include:
1. Curtis Yarvin
2. Mike Wendling
3. Andrés Velasco
4. Paul Conroy
5. Hilda Burke
6. Dr. Jamie Whyte
7. Rick Peels
8. Zoe Gardner
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