This week, we talk about the massive $1.5 B Powerball lottery in the US. We discuss how rational it is to buy into a lottery and whether they prey upon poor people.
This week, we talk about renowned feminist Germaine Greer who claimed that transwomen are not women at all. We also discuss whether people are obligated to recognize a person's self-identification.
This week, we talk about senatorial candidate and her recent interview with Karen Davila. We discuss whether we should expect our leaders to be more like common folk or be better than us.
This week, we talk about the recent Islamist attacks in France and Lebanon. We discuss how people reacted to the tragedies and whether it's proper to shame people for grieving differently.
Meryl Streep says she's a humanist rather than a feminist. This week, we talk about what the difference really is and why some people might be distancing themselves from the "feminist" label.
This week, we discuss how people on social media reacted to a recent suicide by a celebrity. We talk about the ethics of behaving towards people affected by suicide.
Red Tani and sociologist Nicole Curato explore the implications of the recent US Supreme Court decision that made same-sex marriage legal in all 50 states.
This week, we talk about the so-called amigas and eavesdropping in the age of social media. We discuss the ethics of publicizing private conversations and the meaning of privacy.