The New York Times Magazine’s Amy Bloom, Jack Shafer and Kenji Yoshino debate readers’ quandaries and classic ethical conundrums.
Latest episodes
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30 min
Should I Help a Classmate Who Sexually Harassed My Friend Get a Job?
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27 min
Financial Demands
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24 min
An Inherited Conundrum
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26 min
Office Protocol
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26 min
The Towel Saga Next Door
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33 min
Resale License
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27 min
Family Feud
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29 min
The Face of the Business
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36 min
Police Auxiliary
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25 min
The Wrong Sign
The Ethicists consider when and how to call out another person’s prejudice.
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25 min
Choosing a Husband
The Ethicists consider whether a mistress is required to honor a couple’s marriage.
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23 min
Sibling Rivalry
The Ethicists consider how to reconcile two wildly conflicting stories of a deceased parent.
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29 min
Taxicab Confessions
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25 min
Heart Strings
Do I Have to Keep a Secret About a Family Member’s Health?
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22 min
Do I Have to Tell About a Co-Worker’s Rape?
The Ethicists consider when you should reveal someone else’s sexual assault, if at all.
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21 min
Do I Have to Tell About a Co-Worker’s Rape?
The Ethicists consider when you should reveal someone else’s sexual assault, if at all.
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22 min
May I Lie to My Husband to Get Him to See a Doctor?
The Ethicists consider when it’s worth taking away a loved one’s autonomy.
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24 min
Can I Change My Name to Avoid Discrimination?
The Ethicists consider what information is, and isn’t, O.K. to leave out on a job application.
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21 min
Can I Change My Name to Avoid Discrimination?
The Ethicists consider what information is, and isn’t, O.K. to leave out on a job application.
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21 min
What Should I Do About a Nanny Who Drinks?
The ethicists answer reader questions about a questionable child-care provider and bending a park’s leash laws.