Ideal to listen to when using public transport / walking
Listen to the podcast
At the end of the podcast, write down everything you can recall (or make notes on your device/phone)
Relisten and at the end of the podcast, add to your notes in a different colour (you could redo this again at regular intervals)
Relisten again with your finger on the pause button. Write 5-10 simple questions to answer one week later (and at further regular intervals)
Frequently revisit your questions. Relisten to the podcast as part of the revision process and repeat above activities.
Some podcasts are long. Perhaps stop every 10 minutes to note down key information.
A brand new podcast written and recorded to A Level students covering philosophy and ethics - new episodes every Monday! Also available via iTunes.
In Our Time is a long running show that brings together a number of experts on a topic, but make it accessible to the 'casual listener.
These are also available via iTunes
NEW - Philosophy & Ethics page
Philosophy
The Ontological Argument (43mins)
David Hume (45mins)
William James's 'The Varieties of Religious Experience' (45mins)
Miracles (45mins)
Wittgenstein (45mins)
Evil (45mins)
Good and Evil (30mins)
Just War (30mins)
Ethics
Utilitarianism (43mins)
Mill (45mins)
Feminism (30mins)
Kant's Categorical Imperative (43mins)
New Testament
Parables in the New Testament (52 mins)
The Kingdom of God (29 mins)
Ethics from the Old testament (53 mins)
Biblical inspiration (26 mins)
Source Criticism (53 mins)