When you see something wrong at work — do you say something?In this episode, we unpack workplace ethics, office gossip, time theft, toxic culture, andwhistleblowing. From small rule-breaking to serious misconduct, we explore whensilence protects you — and when it makes you complicit.Is speaking up noble…or career suicide?

When you see something wrong at work — do you say something? In this episode, we unpack workplace ethics, office gossip, time theft, toxic culture, and whistleblowing. From small rule-breaking to serious misconduct, we explore when silence protects you — and when it makes you complicit. Is speaking up noble… or career suicide?

See Something, Say Something? Workplace Ethics, Whistleblowing & Office Politics

Pull Up a Chair is where law meets life — and structured debate replaces hot takes. Hosted by Brandee Blocker Anderson and Haleh Rabizadeh— both lawyers, educators, authors, and entrepreneurs — this podcast brings the IRAC method (Issue, Rule, Analysis, Closure) out of the classroom and into culture.Each episode tackles real-world dilemmas — workplace ethics, imposter syndrome, nepotism, AI, power, gender, leadership, loyalty, ambition — and breaks them down with clarity, nuance, and intellectual honesty.We don’t argue to win. We argue to think better. As lawyers and longtime friends, we believe disagreement doesn’t require disrespect — and diverse friendships sharpen critical thinking.Pull Up a Chair is for people who value depth over noise, structure over chaos, and conversations that go beyond the algorithm.Because opinions are easy. Structured reasoning is rare. Law. Ethics. Real Life.

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Pull Up a Chair is where law meets life — and structured debate replaces hot takes. Hosted by Brandee Blocker Anderson and Haleh Rabizadeh— both lawyers, educators, authors, and entrepreneurs — this podcast brings the IRAC method (Issue, Rule, Analysis, Closure) out of the classroom and into culture. Each episode tackles real-world dilemmas — workplace ethics, imposter syndrome, nepotism, AI, power, gender, leadership, loyalty, ambition — and breaks them down with clarity, nuance, and intellectual honesty. We don’t argue to win. We argue to think better. As lawyers and longtime friends, we believe disagreement doesn’t require disrespect — and diverse friendships sharpen critical thinking. Pull Up a Chair is for people who value depth over noise, structure over chaos, and conversations that go beyond the algorithm. Because opinions are easy. Structured reasoning is rare. Law. Ethics. Real Life.

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