Rowan Williams, the Former Archbishop of Canterbury, offers a thoughtful Christian perspective on assisted dying, while Brenda Hale, the Former President of the Supreme Court, shares her legal insights and personal reflections. They delve into the moral complexities of assisted dying legislation, discussing the balance between autonomy and safeguarding vulnerable individuals. Their conversation addresses the ethics of end-of-life decisions, the influence of faith on moral choices, and the potential ramifications of legalizing assisted dying in society.

Brenda Hale, Baroness Hale of Richmond, made history as the first female president of the UK Supreme Court and is known for her pivotal ruling on the prorogation of Parliament. She shares fascinating insights about her journey from a top law student at Cambridge to breaking barriers in the legal field. The discussion includes her reflections on the symbolism of her iconic spider brooch, the emotional impact of music during personal loss, and the balance between advocacy and the law, all infused with her passion for feminism and humor.