Mercy Traveller with Philip Maher

'Speaking to a woman behind glass used to mean you were visiting them in prison. Now it just means you’re buying lettuce,' writes Philip Maher in this edition of The Mercy Traveller

In this edition of The Mercy Traveller, Philip Maher reflects on time spent with the late Alex Trebek during a humanitarian mission

In this edition of the Mercy Traveller, Philip Maher wonders what our children will learn from the pandemic and how can we help the process?

'Scrutiny is fine — reputable charities invite it. But fighting cynicism is much more difficult,' says the Mercy Traveller

In this edition of the Mercy Traveller, Philip Maher looks at the attributes of heroes

In this edition of the Mercy Traveller, Philip Maher looks at the blender of life and the countless social issues going into it

This installment of the Mercy Traveller, Philip Maher asks the question 'when did the elderly become so expendable?'

'Could the COVID-19 virus become a sort of biological racism?' wonders Philip Maher in this edition of Mercy Traveller

In this installment of Mercy Traveller, Philip Maher looks at our passion for consumption and the paradox of a simpler life, which is actually complex

One of the signs of an enlightened society is the ability to stand outside itself and look in on what is happening