RAE DUKE IS A RELIGION AND ETHICS TEACHER AND BROADCASTER WITH A SPECIALIST UNDERSTANDING OF ETHICS, FAITH IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY, SCHOOLS AND EDUCATION.

RAE REGULARLY WRITES AND PRESENTS THE POPULAR PAUSE FOR THOUGHT SEGMENT ON BBC RADIO 2’S SCOTT MILLS BREAKFAST SHOW. SHE IS A REPORTER FOR BOTH SUNDAY MORNING LIVE AND MORNING LIVE ON BBC ONE.

RAE CHAIRS PANEL DISCUSSIONS AND HOSTS LIVE EVENTS FOR THE INSTITUTE FOR THE IMPACT OF FAITH IN LIFE, A RESEARCH FORUM DEDICATED TO UNDERSTANDING THE ROLE THAT FAITH PLAYS IN THE UK AND BEYOND. SHE HAS PREVIOUSLY HOSTED LIVE EVENTS FOR TEACH FIRST AND THE GIRLS NETWORK.

RAE HAS BEEN A RELIGION & ETHICS COMMENTATOR FOR ITV’S GOOD MORNING BRITAIN, C5 NEWS, SKY NEWS SUNRISE AND BBC RADIO LONDON. RAE CO-PRESENTED TOPICAL TRENDING REVIEWS FOR THE EAMONN HOLMES SHOW ON TALK RADIO. RAE WAS THE PODCAST HOST FOR CTVC’S THINGS UNSEEN CHRISTMAS SPECIAL, INTERVIEWING THEOLOGIAN TINA BEATTIE ALONGSIDE MODERN DAY MIDWIVES.

RAE BRINGS A THOUGHTFUL AND ENGAGING APPROACH TO EXPLORING THEMES OF SPIRITUALITY, ETHICS AND PHILOSOPHY. SHE FOSTERS INCLUSIVE SPACES FOR PERSONAL REFLECTION – WHETHER FAITH FOCUSED OR SECULAR – DRAWING ON CONTEMPOTARY CULTURE AND CURRENT AFFAIRS. HER GOAL IS TO MAKE COMPLEX IDEAS ACCESSIBLE AND RELEVANT, CULTIVATIG A DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF THE WORLD IN A WAY THAT FEELS BOTH FRESH AD MEANINGFUL.

RAE ATTENDED THE GREY COAT HOSPITAL SCHOOL (2000-2007), GRADUATED FROM KING'S COLLEGE LONDON WITH A BA HONS IN RELIGION, PHILOSOPHY AND ETHICS (2011) BEFORE COMPLETING THE TEACH FIRST LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME. RAE HOLDS A PGCE IN EDUCATION | RELIGIOUS STUDIES (2012) AND CONTINUES TO TEACH ALONGSIDE HER BROADCASTING WORK.

RAE IS REPRESENTED BY JACKIE GILL.