In this episode, Niall asks the crucial question: Would you intervene if you saw someone being attacked? With the increasing reports of violence, it's a situation more people may find themselves in, and the responses are divided.

Some callers believe it's essential to step in and help. They argue that as human beings, we have a responsibility to protect one another and stop violence when we see it happening. They express that standing by and doing nothing would be a failure of basic human decency, and even if it means putting oneself at risk, the safety of others should come first.

While other callers feel that intervening is too dangerous. They point out that you never know if the attacker might be armed or how the situation could escalate. They argue that it's better to call the authorities immediately and let trained professionals handle the situation. They emphasize the importance of self-preservation, saying that taking action could result in serious injury or even death.

Niall wraps up the discussion by acknowledging the bravery it takes to intervene in such situations and the genuine fear that holds others back. He emphasizes the importance of assessing each situation carefully and reminds listeners that while our instincts may drive us to act, safety must always be a priority. The conversation leaves listeners with a lot to consider about their own potential actions in a crisis.