Exploring the moral dilemmas of assisted dying, the podcast delves into the profound questions of living and dying well. It raises concerns about suffering, dignity, and autonomy in end-of-life decisions. The panel debates whether compassion trumps the risks of pressured decision-making. Should we allow assisted dying when life becomes unbearable?

Professor Mona Siddiqui and other experts discuss the role of prophets in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, exploring their significance, differences, and evolution. They delve into the characteristics of lesser-known prophets, the verification of prophecies, the ethical guidance provided by prophets, and the disruptive nature of prophecy in disrupting established structures.