Radio and PodcastLive Radio & PodcastsOpening Radio and Podcast...
Radio and PodcastLive Radio & PodcastsFetching podcast shows and categories...
Radio and PodcastLive Radio & PodcastsFetching podcast episodes...
Provocative weekly debate on moral, religious and ethical issues. From BBC Radio Ulster
Listen to Everyday Ethics, a Religion & Spirituality podcast by BBC. Stream 47 episodes in English, follow new audio stories, and play episodes online on Radio and Podcast.
Browse this show under Religion & Spirituality podcasts.
47 episodes are available for this podcast.
Explore Religion & Spirituality podcasts, United States podcasts and English podcasts.
Pope Leo’s repeated calls for peace has put the focus on the Catholic Church's Just War Theory- something which went on to form the basis of...
President Trump doesn’t like Pope Leo, accusing him of being weak on crime and bad on foreign policy. The leader of the Catholic Church says...
On this Easter Sunday morning we ask if there more darkness than light in our lives? More hopelessness than hope? Where can the light and ho...
This week the British government announced its Aid priorities which include reducing the amount spent on aid by £6 billion by 2027. Along wi...
Tech Billionaire Peter Thiel went to Rome this week and gave a closed door lecture about the Antichrist, just a stone's throw from the Vatic...
Later tonight Irish actress Jessie Buckley will find out if she has won the Oscar for Best Actress for her portrayal of Agnes Shakespeare in...
The United States and Israel began bombing Iran just over a week ago. Iran responded by bombing their aggressors' allies in the Gulf States....
In his first interview since being elected as Moderator Designate the Rev Richard Kerr talks to Audrey about the PCI safeguarding scandal an...
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...
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...
On Racial Justice Sunday Mark Devenport talks with New York Times Bestselling author and historian Jemar Tisby about how the church fails to...
This week on Sunday Sequence Mark Devenport is in the Chair kicking off with an interview with Bishop Rose Hudson Wilkins about her remarkab...
Holocaust Memorial reflections, future generations politics, and the Kindertransport.
This week marks Donald Trump’s first year as the 47th President of the United States. To discuss his impact domestically and globally Audrey...
Seán Farrell has travelled the world, from Romania to Uganda and to the Phillippines. As the new CEO of the aid agency Trócaire, he is drawi...
Chris Bennett, Dr Naomi Green, Michele Marken and Professor Duncan Morrow join Audrey Carville to reflect on some of the major ethical and f...
The Presbyterian Church in Ireland held a special meeting of its general assembly on Thursday- five weeks after its moderator and clerk, the...
We are approaching the shortest day of the year- it's next Sunday when the Winter Solstice will happen at three minutes past three on Decemb...
As more cases emerge, safeguarding expert Ian Elliot calls for a public enquiry into PCI. Audrey talks to journalist Angela Davison about th...
As we digest this week’s budget, we discuss the ethics of what and who governments choose to spend our money on. Audrey talks to journalist...
Christian religious education (RE) taught in schools in Northern Ireland is unlawful, the UK Supreme Court has ruled. Audrey is joined by Dr...
The Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Ireland has stepped down after "serious and significant failings" in safeguarding. The Rev Trevo...
Zohran Mamadani made history this week when he was elected Mayor of New York City. The 34 year old is the first mayor born outside the US an...
Archbishop Eamon Martin reflects on the life and death of his predecessor Oliver Plunkett. Born 400 years ago this weekend, the saint's head...
Gaza priest Father Carlos Ferrero tells us how the ceasefire is holding and what difficulties his congregation are still facing. The Anglica...
The United Nations will be 80 years old next Friday but is it thriving or dying?
Israel and Hamas have agreed to the first phase of Donald Trump's peace plan for Gaza.
Dr Mohammed Mughaisib has spent the nearly two years working in hospitals in Gaza, in the midst of bombs, death and destruction. His family...
Is the Social Contract dying?
After a UN Commission of Enquiry rules that Israel has committed acts of genocide in Gaza, where do we go from here?
The 6th century monastery of St. Catherine's and the tourist mega resort on its doorstep
Rev Izzy Hawthorne Steel and Rev Chris Bennett on how they dealt with church arsonists aged 10 and 11 and Carl Stauffer on restorative justi...
Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde recalls her sermon before Trump—a plea for mercy in Washington National Cathedral that sparked his outrage the mo...
On the 80th anniversary of the publication of George Orwell's powerful political satire Animal Farm, we hear about the author's motivations...
Fr. Carlos Ferrero on the bombing of his church and the starvation of the people of Gaza.
Rod Dreher on JD Vance's conversion to catholicism
A new technique creates IVF embryos with DNA from three people to stop a genetic disorder
This weekend marks the feast day of Benedict- a 6th century monk who had his own rule, which has survived down the centuries. That rule emph...
A special programme remembering the London bombings 20 years on. Audrey talks to two men connected by the explosion at Edgeware Road Station...
Lamorna Ash talks about her conversion to Christianity.
Will Leitch explores the meaning of Sancutary Sunday.
Lord Eames looks back on being a Bishop for 50 years.
Professor Niobe Way on the challenges facing teenage boys.
Father Brian D’Arcy turns 80 today. He’s Ireland's best known priest, a journalist, a broadcaster, and someone who has never shied away from...
After 19 years, the Stormont government finally has an anti-poverty strategy.
What relevance does an event which took place 1700 years ago this week have for people today? The event was the gathering of the Council of...
Special episode from Rome on the election of Pope Leo XIV.
You can listen to Everyday Ethics episodes online on Radio and Podcast. Open an episode and the site player will stream the available audio.
Everyday Ethics is listed as a Religion & Spirituality show. The show language is listed as English.
This page lists 47 episodes for Everyday Ethics.