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Thought for the Day from Radio Ulster

Thoughts that provoke, stimulate and inspire.

Radio Ulster,1205 episodes

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Dr Naomi Green, Thursday 18th June 2026
In the Islamic tradition, time is one of the most sacred trusts given to us.
18 Jun 2026,2 mins
Denzil McDaniel, Wednesday 17th June 2026
“Anyone who says, ‘I love God’ and hates his brother is a liar.”
17 Jun 2026,2 mins
Leon Litvack, Tuesday 16th June 2026
I find myself constantly switching on the GPS in the car to aid my navigation.
16 Jun 2026,2 mins
Michael Wardlow, Monday 15th June 2026
I grew up in a monochrome world.
16 Jun 2026,2 mins
Rev Lesley-Ann Wilson, Sunday 14th June 2026
I gathered books faster than I could read them.
14 Jun 2026,2 mins
Deborah Sloan, Friday 12th June 2026
This wasn’t about feeding my body. It was about feeding my spirit.
12 Jun 2026,2 mins
Tony Macaulay, Thursday 11th June 2026
In the past few years I’ve come across images on social media I wish I’d never seen.
11 Jun 2026,3 mins
Denzil McDaniel, Wednesday 10th June 2026
Less well told are some of the stories about the day after that famous final.
10 Jun 2026,2 mins
Leon Litvack, Tuesday 9th June 2026
Some ingrained attitudes and long-held beliefs are difficult to shift...
09 Jun 2026,2 mins
Dr Naomi Green, Monday 8th June 2026
In the Islamic tradition, there is a beautiful concept called fitra.
08 Jun 2026,1 min
Rev Lesley-Ann Wilson, Sunday 7th June 2026
My expression of grief became a place where another grieving heart felt seen...
07 Jun 2026,2 mins
Helen McClements, Friday 5th June 2026
The band had lost none of their shine, in fact some argued they were better than ever.
05 Jun 2026,2 mins
Tony Macaulay, Thursday 4th June 2026
As a child I always felt sorry for pigeons.
04 Jun 2026,2 mins
Fr Martin Magill, Wednesday 3rd June 2026
Nobody should have to wonder whether they are safe in their own home...
03 Jun 2026,2 mins
Leon Litvack, Tuesday 2nd June 2026
It opens doors in the mind that no physical boundary can contain.
02 Jun 2026,2 mins
Rev Dr Lesley Carroll, Monday 1st June 2026
The reality of many children’s experience across the world is quite different.
01 Jun 2026,2 mins
Rev Lesley-Ann Wilson, Sunday 31st May 2026
She was like a child with a new toy – fixated!
31 May 2026,2 mins
Helen McClements, 29th May 2026
Nuri tries to nurture her, but knows with her condition that she won’t survive long.
29 May 2026,2 mins
Tony Macaulay, Thursday 28th May 2026
A new generation refused to let hatred tell them who they were.
28 May 2026,2 mins
Fr Martin Magill, Wednesday 27th May 2026
What stayed with me most was its hopeful theme of second chances.
27 May 2026,2 mins
Rev Brian Anderson, Tuesday 26th May 2026
Our lives are enriched by carers.
26 May 2026,2 mins
Rev Dr Lesley Carroll, Monday 25th May 2026
We know that carers take a great weight off society
25 May 2026,2 mins
Dr Ciara Fitzpatrick, Sunday 24th May 2026
The Young Experts have approached the task with zest, commitment and enthusiasm
24 May 2026,2 mins
Helen McClements, Friday 22nd May 2026
He channels his anger into something magical...
22 May 2026,2 mins
Tony Macaulay, Thursday 21st May 2026
Stay calm. Float. Breathe. Trust that staying afloat gives rescuers time to reach you.
21 May 2026,2 mins
Fr Martin Magill, Wednesday 20th May 2026
Gratitude changes the way we see life.
20 May 2026,2 mins
Janni Knox, Tuesday 19th May 2026
“What was the last good moment today?”
19 May 2026,2 mins
Rev Dr Lesley Carroll, Monday 18th May 2026
One of the most striking museums I have ever visited is in Kigali, Rwanda.
18 May 2026,2 mins
Dr Ciara Fitzpatrick, Sunday 17th May 2026
Young people who are disadvantaged are more likely to face adversity.
17 May 2026,2 mins
Helen McClements, Friday 15th May 2026
"I'm going to die and it's my fault!" I thought.
15 May 2026,2 mins