On air: Four questions from Michael Sandel

Our special guest on today’s show -presented from Cornwall – is  Harvard Professor and Reith Lecturer Michael Sandel.

Here’s a few questions he’s putting to you :

Do you think the market should decide everything ?

Rosie talking about her guest

Thursday’s venue

Many thanks to the Gyllyngvase Beach Cafe for hosting us at very short notice.

Joe explains how we’ll get on air

Is disaster tourism acceptable?

Hi I’m Zoe Graham. I am one of the international journalism postgrads from University College Falmouth and am helping to produce the WHYS programme today with the rest of the team.

WHYS editorial meeting at UCF

Should we manage wild animal populations?

Andy Haden here, MA International Journalism student at UCF. I’m helping out with the WHYS show today, and animal population control is a topic that interests me. I was wondering what the views on it from around the world are.

You may have heard that the Scottish deer population at risk because of the harsh winter. Hunters are being advised to continue to cull animals which are unlikely to survive until spring. The deer hunting industry is worth £240m to the Scottish economy, so population management is a popular method of ensuring deer populations survive.

Sofia on Michael Sandel

Polly says hello on day two of WHYS in Cornwall