How inclusive are scientific institutions, academia, religious institutions and society as a whole? Joining Ed Kessler to debate whether things need to change are Lea Taragin- Zeller, Izzie Clarke Headley, and James Simpkins... Like this podcast? Please help us by writing a review

The Amazon forest was burning up this summer. Meanwhile the huge Greenland icecap is melting, North Pole ice is thinning year on year and the oceans are inundated with micro-plastics and plastic bags. It's a well rehearsed topic but what's to be done? Freya Jephcott, Steph Bryant and Beth Bhavara join Ed Kessler to examine the issue... Like this podcast? Please help us by writing a review

What exactly is a crime? It's not always obvious: both Socrates and Jesus were after all treated as criminals. In this discussion, Loraine Gelsthorpe, Caroline Lanskey and Julian Hargreaves join Ed Kessler to look at crimes, religion, the law, and some weird bygone punishments... Like this podcast? Please help us by writing a review

It's a common assumption that when uncertainty creeps into scientific enquiry or religious faith it is a sign of failure. In fact, the experience of uncertainty is central to both science and religious faith, as Ed Kessler discovers with Ilaria Bernocchi, Julian Huppert and Julian Hargreaves... Like this podcast? Please help us by writing a review