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Everyday Ethics Episodes

  1. The Almost Believers

    Are the hardest church conversions of those people who 'almost believe'?

  2. The Age of Maturity

    When do you become an adult in today's world?

  3. The 12th July, live from the banks of the Boyne

    This week on Everyday Ethics, we were live from the banks of the Boyne in Drogheda

  4. Terrorism, Reconciliation and Forgiveness

    Veteran Journalist Peter Taylor on reporting terrorism and a discussion on forgiveness

  5. Technology and Bishop David Chillingworth

    Are smartphones good for humanity? And Most Rev David Chillingworth looks back.

  6. Taking hope from the Resurrection

    Can we find hope, courage and consolation from the Resurrection on this Easter Sunday?

  7. Syria, Climate Change Summit and Fr Brian D'arcy celebrates Fifty Years in music

    Syria, Climate Change Summit and Fr Brian D'arcy celebrates Fifty Years in music

  8. Swedish Working Hours; Fidel Castro; Papal Visit

    Would our lives be better if we adopted the Swedish system of working shorter hours?

  9. Sustaining the World

    Can we sustain the human race and the planet? Also, Fr Eamon Kelly on Easter in Jerusalem

  10. Sustainability

    What would a truly sustainable world look like, feel like, taste like?

  11. Student Hazing

    Rev MarisΓ­ne Stanfield on how her son Jonathan was 'hazed' by the university rugby team

  12. Stories from Silence

    An oral history project giving voice to people who lost loved ones during the 'Troubles'

  13. Stem Cell Research, Belfast Muslims and The Monk from the Met

    The ethics of stem cell research and what it's like to be a Muslim in Belfast

  14. Standing Rock, the ethics of Brexit, and Tony Macauley on his father's suicide

    Journalist Amy Goodman on the Native Americans protecting the earth at Standing Rock

  15. Social Justice, Hunting Poachers and Organ Failure

    Animal conservation, Presbyterians against music and social justice and the Church

  16. Social Housing

    What can be done to reduce the the number of people waiting for social housing?

  17. Slavery, Angela Davis and Monastic Life

    Angela Davis on social justice; monastic life; are we complicit in modern slavery?

  18. Sister Helen Prejean

    Sister Helen Prejean, author of Dead Man Walking, on her experiences on Death Row

  19. SinΓ©ad O'Connor

    How did the singer's faith influence her music? And why people explore the planet?

  20. Should the Church play a role in educating our children?

    Should our children be together in school, rather than segregated due to religion?

  21. Should survival skills be taught in school?

    Should young people understand that so-called failures are an essential part of life?

  22. Should social media come with a health warning?

    Proposal for smoking-style warning labels on social media websites and apps.

  23. Should Life Mean Life?

    Should life mean life for those convicted of the most heinous of crimes?

  24. Should Churches Engage Or Disengage With Wider Culture?

    Whether it's art, literature, film, theatre; a focus on Church, and the State of Culture

  25. Should churches be classed as essential?

    With stronger lock-down measures coming in next week, should churches be allowed to open?

  26. Shared History, Donald Trump and Child Refugees

    Respecting our shared history, The Evangelical response to Donald Trump, Child Refugees

  27. Sex Education In School

    Are the new regulations on sex education in schools a barrier between church and state?

  28. Sen. George Mitchell; Parity of Esteem; A New Father's Manifesto for the World

    Sen. George Mitchell on the Northern Ireland political impasse.

  29. Selfless Acts and Lionel Shriver

    Is there such a thing as a selfless act? Also, is 'call out' culture killing fiction?

  30. Searching for Leaders

    Who has responsibility to create a society of hope?

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