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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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Rev Brian Anderson, Wednesday 21st January 2026
Problems create opportunities
28 Jan 2026,2 mins
Professor Laurence Kirkpatrick, Tuesday 27th January 2026
January is a good month for some honest self-discovery
27 Jan 2026,2 mins
Dr Naomi Green, Monday 26th January 2026
Feeling like there's a guiding hand
26 Jan 2026,2 mins
Deborah Sloan, Sunday 25th January 2026
Should we step out of our comfort zones?
25 Jan 2026,2 mins
Rev Cheryl Meban, Friday 23rd January
Sometimes words aren’t enough.
23 Jan 2026,2 mins
Denzil McDaniel, Thursday 22nd January 2026
"Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less travelled by."
22 Jan 2026,2 mins
Rev Brian Anderson, Wednesday 21st January 2026
It mirrors something deeper in our culture.
21 Jan 2026,2 mins
Professor Laurence Kirkpatrick, Tuesday 20th January 2026
Even in stressful situations – there is often room for laughter.
20 Jan 2026,2 mins
Dr Naomi Green, Monday 19th January 2026
It’s easy to forget that what we see online isn’t reality.
19 Jan 2026,2 mins
Deborah Sloan, Sunday 18th January 2026
There isn’t a specific name for the ‘science of leaving things behind’
18 Jan 2026,2 mins
Deborah Sloan, Friday 16th January 2026
I should be so lucky
16 Jan 2026,2 mins
Denzil McDaniel, Thursday 15th January 2026
“L��ٱ��...”
15 Jan 2026,2 mins
Leon Litvack, Wednesday 14th January 2026
Once again, Jews no longer feel safe in the places they call home.
14 Jan 2026,2 mins
Professor Laurence Kirkpatrick, Tuesday 13th January 2026
"We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars."
13 Jan 2026,2 mins
Rev Dr Liz Hughes, Monday 12th January 2026
Storms of life
12 Jan 2026,2 mins
Rev Lesley-Ann Wilson, Sunday 11th January 2026
Hope can feel painfully scarce at the moment
11 Jan 2026,2 mins
Rev Lesley-Ann Wilson, Friday 9th January 2026
I have a glass for capturing spiders...
09 Jan 2026,2 mins
Denzil McDaniel, Thursday 8th January 2026
Courage
08 Jan 2026,2 mins
Leon Litvack, Wednesday 7th January 2026
For celebrities, constant presence in the public mind is everything...
07 Jan 2026,2 mins
Professor Laurence Kirkpatrick, Tuesday 6th January 2026
Seven score years and ten
06 Jan 2026,2 mins
Rev Dr Liz Hughes, Monday 5th January 2026
Today’s the day for taking down the Christmas tree.
05 Jan 2026,2 mins
Deborah Sloan, Sunday 4th January, 2026
I no longer had what’s known as the ‘Sunday Scaries’.
04 Jan 2026,2 mins
Rev Lesley-Ann Wilson, Friday 2nd January 2026
I’m travelling to Tasmania to meet a cousin I never knew existed...
02 Jan 2026,2 mins
Denzil McDaniel, Thursday 1st January 2026
This is January, the month named after the Janus figure looking in different directions.
01 Jan 2026,2 mins
Leon Litvack, Wednesday 31st December 2025
Tonight, people round the world will be celebrating the new year.
31 Dec 2025,2 mins
Michael Wardlow, Tuesday 30th December 2025
We talk about time as though it was a physical commodity.
30 Dec 2025,2 mins
Rev Dr Liz Hughes, Monday 29th December 2025
The group now continues without outside help.
29 Dec 2025,2 mins
Helen McClements, Sunday 28th December 2025
This truly is our sofa’s time to shine.
28 Dec 2025,2 mins
Rev Leslie-Ann Wilson, Friday 26th December 2025
He gifted the broken cello to the care home he loved.
26 Dec 2025,2 mins
Jim Deeds, Thursday 25th December 2025
In their presence we tend to ‘coo’ and ‘awww’ and smile more.
25 Dec 2025,2 mins