High profile suicides receive lots of media coverage. This week we share the dos and don’ts when discussing this sensitive issue on TV, online and in our daily lives.

In many states you lose your right to vote when convicted of a felony. Some states restore voting rights as soon as someone has served their time. Others have a cumbersome process for restoration or simply refuse. This week we discuss the ethics of felon

There is an opioid crisis in the United States. As of 2015 an estimated 2 million people were addicted to the prescription pain relievers. President Trump has suggested the death penalty for drug dealers to combat the problem, but is that the best approac

Teachers have been underpaid for a long time, but why? They arguably hold one of the most important jobs in our society. This week we explore the ethics of teaching.

There are thousands of face creams and other products on the market. All claim to provide a more youthful appearance, but are their promises ethical?

How many of your Twitter followers are real people? The social media site has been cracking down on phantom accounts recently. This week we discuss the ethics of fake followers.

Some say that Valentine’s Day is a made-up holiday, but is it right to simply ignore it? In celebration of the holiday, we explore the ethics of love and relationships.

The New Year is upon us! Many folks make resolutions, but is it worth doing? We discuss the pros and cons and provide some tips that may help you to be more successful.

Taxes are a certainty of life and there’s been no shortage of conversation about the minutia. This week we ask the larger question. Are taxes ethical?

In the wake of the multiple sexual harassment scandals it’s hard to avoid being cynical. This week we discuss how to cope when our heroes fall.