A series of podcasts offering a secular alternative to the BBC Today programme's Thought for the Day, in association with the Humanist Society of Scotland
Polly Toynbee: Another Thought for the Day Instead of blaming job losses on immigrants, anger should be directed at people who are doing well, but who refuse to share
Julian Baggini: Another Thought for the Day: When someone's mind has been lost to Alzheimer's but their body remains, we find it hard to make sense of what is left behind
Maryam Namazie: Another Thought for the Day: Contrary to claims that it promotes social cohesion and minority rights, sharia law denies universal principles of equality
Nigel Warburton: Another Thought for the Day: The Home Office's decision to refuse Geert Wilders entry to the UK was unintentionally good for democracy
Richard Holloway: Another Thought for the Day: Sadly, there is something about public life that seems to make it difficult for people to be honest about their mistakes
Jonathan Bartley: Another Thought for the Day: Young people can make valuable contributions to national debates – it's time to make our institutions age-inclusive
Claire Rayner: Another Thought for the Day: The current financial crisis stems from Thatcher's deregulation of markets in the 1980s. Greed has got the better of us
Mark Thomas: Another Thought for the Day: At the Treasury select committee I began to feel some pity – not for the people who got us into this mess, but for us
Muriel Gray: Another Thought for the Day: I oppose Margo MacDonald's assisted suicide bill. We need support for carers and more effective pain control, not execution