Eleanor Penny
Writer for The Ecologist who focuses on environmental, social and economic justice and is a witness arguing against neoliberal frameworks and for principled left-wing policy.
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Nov 25, 2025 • 57min
Moral Maze debate: Rutger Bregman’s call for a moral revolution
Rutger Bregman, a Dutch historian advocating for a moral revolution, joins a panel featuring Tim Stanley, a historian, and Matthew Taylor, NHS Confederation's Chief Executive. They delve into the moral decay in politics, the clash between personal responsibility and equality, and the pitfalls of neoliberalism. Eleanor Penny challenges the apathy surrounding immigration reform, while Joanna Williams defends individual autonomy against state intervention. Paul Mason brings in class and human rights, emphasizing the need for a shared moral vision across political divides.
Nov 26, 2025 • 57min
Politics: Whose Morality Is It Anyway?
In this engaging discussion, Matthew Taylor shares insights from his role in NHS leadership, emphasizing a center-left view on morality in politics. James Orr brings philosophical depth, debating the origins of moral values in governance. Tim Montgomerie highlights the interplay of faith and social bonds, while Eleanor Penny critiques neoliberal impacts on justice. Joanna Williams advocates for personal autonomy in decision-making, and Paul Mason roots leftist morality in working-class experiences. The panel tackles morality's role across the spectrum, sparking a lively debate on political accountability and societal values.
