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3 weeks ago | 
abc.net.au | Molly Daniels |Carl Elliott Smith |Matt Beard |Kyla Slaven
See if you can work out which episodes these classic Matt moments are from as we say goodbye (but hopefully not forever) to our wonderful ethicist Matt Beard.
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3 weeks ago | 
abc.net.au | Molly Daniels |Carl Elliott Smith |Matt Beard |Kyla Slaven
Join Molly and Carl as they valiantly attempt a world record sailing around the globe on their boat, the Theseus. Faced with a constant need for boat repairs, they are forced to confront a perplexing question: how many changes can you make to something before it's no longer the same thing it started out as?
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3 weeks ago | 
abc.net.au | Molly Daniels |Carl Elliott Smith |Matt Beard |Kyla Slaven
As a kid, Matt, our resident ethicist, was always flat out. He juggled volunteering in the school veggie garden, playing sports, sibling duties, music practice, and chores around the house. After a while, it started to feel overwhelming, even though they were all important responsibilities that he cared about! But do humans try to do too much and is okay to just simply do nothing when there are so many important things the world needs?
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3 weeks ago | 
abc.net.au | Molly Daniels |Carl Elliott Smith |Matt Beard |Kyla Slaven
Molly and Carl visit Greece in search of the mythical "Scroll of Rights and Wrongs", an ancient guide written by the smartest person to have ever lived: Adamantia the Wise. The elusive ancient text contains the ultimate guide to morality, but what does it say?
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3 weeks ago | 
abc.net.au | Molly Daniels |Carl Elliott Smith |Matt Beard |Kyla Slaven
Have you ever had a fight with your sibling over who should get to keep something? In a small village a long time ago, Queen Ethiconia had to settle a dispute between three siblings fighting over a musical instrument they all want and all think they deserve: a wooden recorder. Each says the recorder should be theirs, but for very different, compelling reasons. So, who should get the flute? You decide.
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3 weeks ago | 
abc.net.au | Molly Daniels |Carl Elliott Smith |Matt Beard |Kyla Slaven
The line between truth and deception can be blurry. Is leaving out important information a lie? What about misleading gestures, or half-truths? Babysitting Matt's kids force Molly and Carl to confront these complexities firsthand as they lie to get out of tricky situations.
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Feb 17, 2024 | 
abc.net.au | Andrew Haveron |Chris Bullock |Kyla Slaven |Tom Switzer
Andrew Haveron plays the violin beautifully. He joined the critically acclaimed Brodsky Quartet at age 24 and then moved on to the London Symphony Orchestra. For the past few years Andrew has been violinist and concert master for the Sydney Symphony Orchestra.
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Dec 4, 2023 | 
abc.net.au | Yumi Stynes |Hannah Achelles |Alex Lollback |Tamar Cranswick |Kyla Slaven |Ann-Marie de Bettencor
YumiIf there's one thing that strikes fear into the hearts of many women that they never talk about, it's the heart-stopping, sweat-inducing worry of ever having a vagina that smells bad. And look, I have to say it, literally all vaginas have a scent. They've got their own little ecosystem down there, right? And it's cooking away. But sometimes things aren't as they should be, and it can get whiffy.
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Dec 4, 2023 | 
abc.net.au | Yumi Stynes |Hannah Achelles |Alex Lollback |Kyla Slaven |Ann-Marie de Bettencor
YumiHaving sex with someone can be nerve-wracking, especially if you're in the early stages of dating. It's nudity, it's intimacy, it's hopeful vulnerability. It's a lot. So maybe you sink a couple of beers or wines to shush those voices in your head, or maybe you need a couple of G&Ts to get you to even contemplate having sex with your life partner whose farts you've been smelling for the last couple of decades. How about sober sex, though?
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Dec 4, 2023 | 
abc.net.au | Yumi Stynes |Hannah Achelles |Alex Lollback |Kyla Slaven |Ann-Marie de Bettencor
YumiDo you remember the first time you had your heart broken? The breakup that left you reeling, doubled over crying, or staring up at the ceiling blubbing, why me? Why didn't they love me? There is something so inherently painful about that kind of heartbreak to the point where it actually does feel physically painful. And even though it's something that nearly all of us can relate to, heartbreak still isn't taken very seriously.
