With Good Reason

Checkout Charity


Listen Later

Right after the cashier tells you your total, they induce the moral dilemma: Would you like to round up to donate? Adrienne Sudbury says that most checkout charity donors give less than a dollar. And: America has a pay inequality problem. Caroline Hanley says that the age-old advice to get more education to increase income isn’t going to cut it. This is a structural issue.
Later in the show: The future of work is digital. Will robots displace workers? Does automation mean the end of work as we know it? In the digital commonwealth, Sarah Grace Masnki envisions people owning the companies they work for. America has a pay inequality problem. Caroline Hanley says that the age-old advice to get more education to increase income isn’t going to cut it. This is a structural issue. Plus: Grocery prices have been obscene. Chris Herrington has a few ideas why.
...more
View all episodesView all episodes
Download on the App Store

With Good ReasonBy With Good Reason

  • 4.8
  • 4.8
  • 4.8
  • 4.8
  • 4.8

4.8

52 ratings


More shows like With Good Reason

View all
This American Life by This American Life

This American Life

90,894 Listeners

TED Radio Hour by NPR

TED Radio Hour

21,929 Listeners

Radiolab by WNYC Studios

Radiolab

43,819 Listeners

Freakonomics Radio by Freakonomics Radio + Stitcher

Freakonomics Radio

31,960 Listeners

Fresh Air by NPR

Fresh Air

38,454 Listeners

Hidden Brain by Hidden Brain, Shankar Vedantam

Hidden Brain

43,549 Listeners

Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me! by NPR

Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!

38,797 Listeners

Marketplace by Marketplace

Marketplace

8,768 Listeners

Science Friday by Science Friday and WNYC Studios

Science Friday

6,412 Listeners

Radio Atlantic by The Atlantic

Radio Atlantic

2,270 Listeners

Throughline by NPR

Throughline

16,341 Listeners

Short Wave by NPR

Short Wave

6,547 Listeners

Consider This from NPR by NPR

Consider This from NPR

6,387 Listeners

Unexplainable by Vox

Unexplainable

2,308 Listeners

Sources & Methods by NPR

Sources & Methods

791 Listeners