17 episodes
Ethics For Humans Dallin Cooper
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5.0 • 2 Ratings
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Every day, we face ethical and moral challenges that invite us to make the world a better place. Sometimes those questions are complicated and don’t have easy right answers. Shoot, sometimes they don’t have right answers at all.
At Ethics For Humans, we’re asking these questions and attempting to get as close to the answers as we can. Whether we’re pulling back the curtain and providing insight into what goes on behind the scenes in different jobs or chatting with experts about how our habits affect those around us, we’ll explore what it means to be a person so we can do our best to be good ones.
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Subliminal Messaging with Ernie Harker
Ernie Harker has extensive experience in branding, specifically convenience store branding. In this episode, we discuss branding as a whole, when it becomes manipulation, and I get overly excited about an old Maverick rebrand.
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A More Humane Workplace with Joe Mull
Joe Mull is helping the world build better and more humane workplaces, and has been doing so for more than 15 years. In this episode, we talk about his new book, Employalty, while Joe diagnoses my past work history. He quickly shows that the Employalty scorecard even works on a weird fringe case like me, and that we can all be happier when our work aligns with our values.
Pre-order Employalty: https://www.amazon.com/Employalty-Ignite-Commitment-Keep-Talent/dp/1774582902 -
Pharmaceutical Bioethics with Srushhti Trivedi
Srushhti Trivedi is a bioethicist working in the pharmaceutical industry, which makes for a lot of interesting questions. We hit on some of the ethical concerns in the pharmaceutical industry, as well as how AI is going to be changing and revolutionizing that industry.
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We’re Both Habitual Hyper-Analyzers! with Brenden Kumarasamy
Brenden Kumarasamy is a speaker and coach, mainly focusing on helping clients learn better communication and public speaking skills. He founded MasterTalk, both the company and YouTube channel as part of those efforts.
Brenden and I didn't have a specific topic in mind for this episode, so the conversation got interesting and a bit unrelated to ethics, but I think it was interesting regardless. I hope you enjoy it! -
Dallin’s Worried About DEI with Julie Kratz
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion is a hot topic and a growing industry. Despite how much I like all of those words, I have serious concerns about DEI policies that may inadvertently make things less diverse, equitable, and inclusive. Julie Kratz willingly puts up with my shenanigans while we talk about some problematic policies that have been implemented and how they could be made better.
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Courageous Side Hustles with Jessi Johnson
Jessi Johnson has a side hustle side hustle. After working in leadership positions at companies like GoDaddy and Wix, she now has a side hustle is helping other people with their side hustles. She shares some of her wisdom when it comes to embracing your courage, both in forging your own path and standing up for what's right.
You can learn more about Jessi at: https://www.embraceyourcourage.com/