Ethics
Discover key takeaways from 9 podcast episodes about this topic.
PBS News Hour full episode, March 31, 2026
This PBS News Hour episode details the escalating U.S.-Iran war's global economic impact, a Supreme Court ruling on conversion therapy, the reevaluation of Cesar Chavez's legacy, and concerns over insider trading and pardon-for-profit schemes within the Trump administration.
Black Fla. Democrat Found Guilty. Chicago Businessman Slain. Pinky Cole Fights Back #TheBreakdown
This episode navigates critical financial strategies, exposes political rhetoric, and highlights a powerful youth literacy and entrepreneurship movement, offering concrete steps for personal and community advancement.
Trump LOSES IT Learning Iran Leader IS GAY | Timcast IRL w/ Bryan Callen & Liv Boeree
This episode explores the alleged US psychological operation to discredit Iran's new leader as gay, pivots to America's geopolitical strategy for global economic dominance, and dives deep into theories of secret government AI, its societal impact, and the philosophical implications of a simulated reality.
Whistleblowers | 60 Minutes Marathon
This episode compiles harrowing accounts from a dozen whistleblowers who risked everything to expose systemic fraud, deception, and danger across major industries and institutions, from tobacco and aviation to big tech, finance, and government.
Mindscape Ask Me Anything, Sean Carroll | March 2026
Sean Carroll explores the multifaceted nature of information, the philosophical implications of quantum mechanics and cosmology, and the societal impacts of AI and technological disruption in this wide-ranging AMA.
Retired Judges STEP IN as Trump’s PRESSURES COURTS
Retired federal judges are stepping in to defend the rule of law after major law firms capitulated to Trump administration pressure, highlighting a critical failure of the legal profession to prioritize constitutional principles over financial interests.
Rachell Powell on Evolutionary Convergence, Morality, and Mind | Mindscape 342
This episode explores the profound tension between contingency and convergence in evolution, challenging anthropocentric views and revealing how these forces shape everything from biological traits to human morality and the future of intelligence.
Am I Overreacting?! || Reddit Stories || Two Hot Takes Podcast
This episode explores a series of wild Reddit dilemmas, from a man refusing to remove his dead wife's wedding ring to a woman discovering her fiance is her first cousin, culminating in the bizarre tale of a man married to an imaginary giant cockroach named Ogtha.
Rebecca Newberger Goldstein on What Matters and Why It Matters | Mindscape 340
Philosopher and novelist Rebecca Newberger Goldstein explores the 'mattering instinct,' arguing that humans uniquely strive to justify their inherent self-attention, leading to diverse and sometimes destructive ways of finding meaning.