BBC Radio Ulster

Everyday Ethics

Religion EN ↓ 56 episodes

Provocative weekly debate on moral, religious and ethical issues.

Author

BBC Radio Ulster

Category

Religion

Podcast website

www.bbc.co.uk

Latest episode

Jul 5, 2026

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Episodes

Robin Eames: 50 Years of Service 15.06.2025

Lord Eames looks back on being a Bishop for 50 years.

Adolescence 08.06.2025

Professor Niobe Way on the challenges facing teenage boys.

Brian D’Arcy at 80 01.06.2025

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 speaking his true feelings about some of the most important religious, political and social issues. Brian sat down with Audrey Carville to talk about love and loneliness, look back at some the moments that changed the course of his life, what happened after h...

The Morality of Poverty 25.05.2025

After 19 years, the Stormont government finally has an anti-poverty strategy.

The Significance of The Council of Nicea 18.05.2025

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 Nicea- a meeting of Christian bishops by the Roman Emperor Constantine the First. It met in what is now the Turkish city of Iznik from May until the end of July. It was an ecumenical meeting - the first of many to achieve agreement among all the branches of Ch...

How can Pope Leo Rejuvenate The Catholic Church? 11.05.2025

Special episode from Rome on the election of Pope Leo XIV.

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