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Hey Facebook: What’s that Smell? Part 1
In this episode, we look at Facebook’s development from dorm-room prank to being one of the world’s most powerful and dangerous companies.
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Calling Bullsh!t: Tarnished Trust? Calling Bullsh!t
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BP: Breaking Promises? Calling Bullsh!t
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Airbnb: A House of Cards? Calling Bullsh!t
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BlackRock: More Bull on Wall Street?
Is investment firm BlackRock really using their power for good? In this episode, we grab the bull by the horns to find out if BlackRock is truly pushing for change.
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Juul: Blowing Smoke?
Juul claims to be trying to save lives by getting smokers to switch to their product. In this episode, we cut through all the the smoke to see if we can find the burning truth.
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Hey Facebook: What’s that Smell? Part 2
Facebook is back in the news again. And turns out, it’s worse than we thought. In part 2, we take a look at all the recent whistleblower revelations, including just how much the company knows about the harm it causes.
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Vital Farms: Raising the standard with Pasture-Raised
Better life for chickens, better outcomes for people and the planet.
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NCAA: Foul Play?
The NCAA claims to be on the same team as the players. But is it? In this episode, we analyze the NCAA’s playbook and propose a whole new game plan.
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America: Is it only a dream?
The United States of America. What is its true purpose, and whose lives does it exist to serve? In this special episode, we take a look at the current state of one of the world’s most powerful purpose-led organizations.
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CoreCivic: Unlocking the Truth
CoreCivic’s purpose promotes “positive change,” “compassion,” and “successful return to community.” But can for-profit prisons truly be the change they wish to see in the world? In this episode, we explore the paradoxes and pitfalls of an industry with a murky history.
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Allbirds: Making a Material Difference
Allbirds was founded on the purpose of “Better things made in a better way.” After 8 years of business, they’ve invented numerous ways to walk that talk.