What happens when telling the truth requires a reward?

In this episode of The Unexpected Detour ❤️, Frances Hammond reflects on a question that has stayed with her: What has happened to our conscience?

Inspired by the public conversation surrounding the tragic death of Nolan Xavier Wells, this episode is not about determining guilt or innocence. It is about something much larger—the role of accountability, integrity, and personal responsibility in our society.

When did doing the right thing become something we negotiate? Has conscience been replaced by convenience? And what does that say about us as individuals and as a community?

Join Frances for a thoughtful conversation that invites us to look inward and consider how our choices shape the world around us.

What are your thoughts? Does accountability begin with conscience, or have we become too dependent on incentives to do what is right? Share your perspective respectfully in the comments.

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