Are paramilitaries transitioning away from criminality or consolidating their power?

Why does getting justice take so long?

What is it like to devote your life to battling against the might and power of the state?

What is the transition back into society like for those coming out of prison?

How to fix the system?

Trauma doesn't have to last forever and deform your whole life.

Does Science tell us that God exist?

Ever looked at other faiths and like what they do?

Is science closer to unlocking lost memories? Professor Tomás Ryan explores this question

The ethics of war. From Ukraine to Gaza. Has the world lost its moral compass?

Are you one of the many thousands tuning into the Netflix series The Chosen? The multi-season series tells the life and ministry of Jesus and the people he encountered throughout his life. Set in the times of Roman oppression in Palestine, we learn about Mary Magdalene, Thaddeus, Little James, the fishermen, Simon, Andrew, Big James and John; who they were and who they became when they followed the Messiah. Season 4 is out now to widespread acclaim and that led us to think, what impact, if...

It's a day many of us hold out for, when we can step away from the rat race, enjoy life at a slower pace and officially retire. But is that day stretching later and later into our older age? The state pension age of 66 will rise to 67 between May 2026 and March 2028 and from the mid-2040s , it's expected to rise to 68. But, because, we are all, thankfully, living longer, and there's not as many babies being born- the books don't seem to be balancing so who will pay for our pensions once we...

'I lied to my family, I stole £1.3 million from my company', a gambler's road to ruin.

What ethical challenges and dilemmas arise by prolonging humanity's time on earth?

Primary and post-primary schools need to be more diverse - and it's up to the Churches, which run them, to do it. That's according to one of the leading authorities on shared education, Tony Gallagher, Emeritus Professor at Queen's University, who has just published a paper on religion and diversity in schools and how, if at all, it has changed since the Good Friday Agreement of 1998. Presenter Audrey Carville in conversation with Professor Gallagher, retired principal of St Joseph's...

Millions do it. Does the singular prayer carry more weight than the millions praying for the same thing? Audrey Carville is joined by three theologians: Professor Tina Beattie, Dr Elaine Storkey and Professor Laurence Kirkpatrick.

Some experts, including one of its creators, warn that its further development could lead to humans becoming extinct. Others warn about its potential in generating and maintaining warfare. But what about the good it could, and already is, doing? Is it time to embrace this future? Audrey Carville talks to Tom Hadley, an expert in workforce management and future of work trends, and Niamh Donnelly who is Chief Robotics Officer at a tech company specialising in healthcare solutions that use...

Audrey and a panel of guests, discuss the year on it’s way out, and the new one coming in

Audrey and guests discuss their festive memories, and the true meaning of the season.

What motivates us to give to charity? Audrey and a panel of experts examine this thought

Audrey and a panel of experts, discuss the concept of free will

The United Nations has warned that global warming is the biggest threat to our existence on this planet - and the warnings aren't about the next thousand years - the impact is already being felt now and will undoubtedly be much more severe for our grandchildren and great-grandchildren. The annual climate change negotiations take place next week in Dubai - COP28 as they're known. Will they make a difference or does a gathering of politicians simply amount to more hot air? Presenter Claire...

It is a simple question, that unwraps the bundle of complexity, that is a human life.

Audrey Carville and author James Walvin, explore one of the world's most enduring hymns.