Everyday Ethics

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The Bible: literal word of God, fact, or myth?

October 18, 2026

This week is Book Week in Northern Ireland, and we begin the programme by looking at the bestselling and most distributed book the world has ever seen. According to the Guinness Book of Records the Bible has sold between 5 and 7 billion copies and has been translated into thousands of languages. But how do we read the Bible today. As the literal word of God, as fiction or as a myth where the story may not always be true it points to bigger truths about God and humanity. Audrey is joined by wr...

Jeffrey Archer, Archbishop Eamon Martin, Middle East

October 11, 2026

Jeffrey Archer was a bestselling author with 300 million copies of his book sold around the world, but he was also a liar and a fraudster. His crimes eventually caught up with him and landed him in prison for two years.Audrey talks to journalist Michael Crick about the many lives that Jeffrey Archer lived and then we discuss the idea of celebrity redemption with commentator Liz Kennedy and Dr Leon Litvack.The Catholic Primate, Archbishop Eamon Martin is in Rome this week as part of a conferen...

A Different Drumcree, Gandhi’s Legacy, Pádraig Ó Tuama

October 04, 2026

As the Drumcree standoff continues, we ask how much Northern Ireland has changed since the original confrontation decades ago. Audrey is joined by Professor Peter Shirlow, Director at the University of Liverpool's Institute of Irish Studies, Gladys Ganiel professor of the sociology of religion at Queen's University, author and pastoral worker Jim Deeds and Legal Project manager Tegan Nesbitt.As India celebrates the birth of Gandhi Audrey speaks to writer Mihir Bose about how his legacy has ch...

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Who is an ideal guest for Everyday Ethics?

Everyday Ethics typically books rising experts. Typical guest background: Recognised theologians, clergy and other religious leaders, university academics, journalists, psychologists, human-rights and humanitarian professionals, policy specialists, and individuals with direct experience of the issue under discussion. Common among recent guests: Academic research or university appointments; Senior leadership in religious, public-service, or nonprofit organisations; Professional journalism or public commentary. Recent guests include Stella O'Malley, Tina Calder, and Ori Givati.

How hard is it to get booked on Everyday Ethics?

Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Everyday Ethics cover?

Recent episodes cover Ethics, Religion, Theology, Morality, and Social Issues. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.