Hanno Sauer, an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Utrecht University and author of "The Invention of Good and Evil: A World History of Morality," teams up with Sophie Scott-Brown to unravel the complexities of morality. They discuss how moral frameworks evolve with society and challenge traditional notions of right and wrong. The conversation dives into social progress, the impact of colonial attitudes on morality, and the importance of diverse ethical systems. Sauer advocates for more inclusive participation in defining our moral landscape.

Julie Norman, a UCL politics lecturer, Tessa Shishkovitz, a UK correspondent for Falter, and philosopher Hanno Sauer delve into the strategies of US election candidates like Donald Trump and Kamala Harris as they target undecided voters. They discuss the complexities of voter dynamics, particularly among Latino and Amish communities. The trio also reflects on the current tensions in the Middle East, touching upon the implications of leadership changes and the humorous side of political events, like a quirky airport hug policy.