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Ethics and Etiquette

Ethics and Etiquette is a thought-provoking dialogue about everyday dilemmas. Join this weekly scenario-driven conversation as we examine several ethical predicaments, break down the behaviors and rationalizations, and offer practical suggestions to sort them out. Our insights and perspectives will encourage you to scrutinize the sticky situations in your life and exercise your own ethical muscles. Ethics and Etiquette is presented by writer Marna Ashburn; wife, mother, and attorney Kelly Halligan

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0:37:52

Ten Courtesies for Airline Travel--S5.E7

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2023/09/08

Airports are crowded, planes are delayed, and fellow travelers can have annoying habits. What do you do? Improving the situation starts with each one of us. We put our heads together and came up with ten suggestions to help make airline travel easier and less exhausting for all.Send your responses to inbox@ethicsandetiquette.com. Ethics and Etiquette is a thought-provoking dialogue about everyday dilemmas. Our discussions are designed to help you examine your choices and exercise your own

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We're Back! (and a Short Explanation About Where...

Ethics and Etiquette ·

2023/08/17

Ethics and Etiquette Podcast has been on an unforeseen production pause for the last four months, and here's the reason why. Starting in September, we'll resume our usual two episodes a month, posting on the first and third Wednesdays. See you then!

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0:32:15

You Just Got Ma'am'd--S5.E6

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2023/04/12

An article on CNN.com recently explored the contemporary use of "ma'am" in American culture. Addressing a woman as "Yes ma'am" and "No ma'am" in personal interactions, once considered a respectful word by some, has now become polarizing for others. What do you think? Send us your responses at inbox@ethicsandetiquette.com. Ethics and Etiquette is a thought-provoking dialogue about everyday dilemmas. Our discussions are designed to help you examine your choices and exercise your own ethical

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0:38:45

What We Can Learn From the Whistleblowers at...

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2023/04/05

What do you do when you're asked to overlook unethical or illegal behavior at your place of employment, or when you're expected to participate in it? Specifically, we're talking about the two whistleblowers involved in the high profile Theranos case, and what we can learn from their courage and actions. Links Mentioned in This Episode National Whistleblower Center https://www.whistleblowers.org/ https://www.whistleblowers.gov/ False Claims

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0:39:15

Student Loan Forgiveness--S5.E4

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2023/03/16

We're talking about student loan forgiveness in this episode of Ethics and Etiquette. The legality of President Biden's plan to forgive up to $20,000 per person in student loan debt is before the Supreme Court right now. This program could offer debt relief to millions of people, but what's the cost to the country? Send us your thoughts-- inbox@ethicsandetiquette.com. Ethics and Etiquette is a thought-provoking dialogue about everyday dilemmas. We hope our discussions will help you examine your

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0:30:28

Social Media and a Special Needs Suitor on...

Ethics and Etiquette ·

2023/03/02

This scenario was pulled from the headlines. A middle schooler with special needs was turned down when he asked a classmate to be his Valentine in a public performance. The resulting social media backlash both for and against the young woman gives us plenty to unpack about culture, ethics, etiquette, social media, and special needs folks in our communities. Here are the links mentioned in the show. MSNBC Story:

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0:36:51

Using Terms of Endearment in the Workplace and...

Ethics and Etiquette ·

2023/02/14

Hun, Babe, Sweetie, Darlin', Lovey--These are all pet names you might hear between couples and family members. Occasionally we encounter them among employees in the workplace and from service workers to their customers. Some find it disrespectful to be called a pet name by someone they barely know. In certain regions of the country, it's more acceptable. There's a lot to unpack about using familiar endearing terms with people in your circle. Join us for this thought-provoking discussion. Send us

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0:29:04

Season 5 Premiere: Elements of An Apology--S5.E1

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2023/02/01

Welcome to Season 5 of Ethics and Etiquette Podcast. We thought an episode on Apologies would be fairly straightforward, but we were surprised at the deep and rich dialogue which the topic prompted. We've all said or done things--or neglected to say or do things--which caused another to feel harmed or hurt. What belongs in a sincere apology, and what should you leave out? How do you move forward after the apology is offered? Join us for this interesting discussion and send us your thoughts,

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0:27:59

What Has Become Clear to You in 2022?--S4.E13

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2022/12/22

We reflect about the past year and discuss our hopes for 2023.

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OK. (This is considered aggressive, and a few other...

Ethics and Etiquette ·

2022/12/09

Texting is a great tool when used correctly, but it can be annoying when courtesies are ignored. As with all technology, we've gradually evolved guidelines to help us employ it politely and professionally. We discuss them in this episode. Ethics and Etiquette is a thought-provoking dialogue about everyday dilemmas. We hope our discussions will help you examine your choices and exercise your own ethical muscles. The podcast is presented by author and host Marna Ashburn; wife, mother, and attorney

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0:28:05

Splitting the Check at a Restaurant--S4.E11

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2022/11/16

We've all experienced those awkward moments at a restaurant when one check is dropped off and there are three, four, five, or ten people at the table. How can you get the check paid so it's comfortable and fair for all parties? We talk about some proactive strategies and scripts you can use to make it happen. Also in this show, we introduce a new segment called "On a Positive Note" in which we recognize someone or something in our contemporary culture which is uplifting and noteworthy. The

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0:37:32

Zoom Call Etiquette--S4.E10

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2022/11/04

The Coronavirus forced us to rely on Zoom or other group video calling platforms to continue work during lockdown. Zoom meetings have been widely adopted as a workforce practice now, and with the prevalence of remote and hybrid work in the post-pandemic era, they're here to stay. We're talking about Zoom Etiquette today. For some, these suggestions will be nothing new, but it's always useful to review the basics. Join us as we discuss how participants can help Zoom meetings be more efficient and

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Updates on Past Episodes--S4.E9

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2022/07/28

In this episode of Ethics and Etiquette, we follow up on topics from previous shows with current or additional information. Our podcast goes on summer hiatus after this episode but we’ll return in September with new shows. Check our instagram, @ethicsetiquette, for the up-to-date status. Here are the links to the past shows we revisited in this episode. Found Money https://cast.rocks/hosting/18614/feeds/9P9UJ.html?ep=HME7UY0W-TVGQFR Should I Break Up With Amazon

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0:25:20

A Gift of Furniture and A Found Family Dilemma--S4.E8

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2022/07/14

This week we address an email from a listener who gave a gift of living room furniture to friends and later saw they had listed it for sale on Facebook Marketplace. Our second ethical dilemma involves discovering family on Ancestry.com or 23andme.com and wondering how enmeshed you should get in their existing unhealthy dynamics. Ethics and Etiquette is a thought-provoking dialogue about everyday dilemmas. We hope our discussions will help you examine your choices and exercise your own ethical

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0:36:28

Examining the Implications of the Supreme Court...

Ethics and Etiquette ·

2022/06/16

How Could This Happen? We put our resident attorney, Kelly, through her paces as we look into the recent Supreme Court leak in the Dobbs vs. Jackson Womens Health Organization Case. An entire draft opinion written by Justice Alito made its way to a reporter, who then published it in Politico. Chief Justice Roberts called the leak "a betrayal and an affront to the Court." Deliberations are privileged information and this represents a serious ethical violation. This case is also intensely political

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Things You Should Always Say. Yes, really. This...

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2022/06/14

NOTE: Third Attempt. Listeners who subscribe to our podcast on a certain platform were not able to download the most recent podcast. Instead they received the previous podcast. Re-publishing the episode didn't work. This is the third attempt to upload it. We apologize for the problems. In episode 5, we talked about things you should never say, such as, "When are you due?" and "Is that your real hair?" As a counterpoint this week, we discuss a dozen things that you should always say. This was a

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0:27:51

Things You Should Never Say--S4.E5

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2022/05/19

Though it's by no means an exhaustive list, here are a dozen or so things you should never say, plus a few general guidelines to keep in mind during conversations. We make a surprising pivot to tell you when it's appropriate to say some things (HINT: It has to do with the nature of the relationship and the context.) We've all said awkward things before (including the podcast panel) so it's a matter of learning from past mistakes and moving forward with more kindness and consideration. Ethics and

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0:23:22

Should You Lend Money to a Friend?--S4.E4

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2022/05/04

This episode will give you insights and perspective on what to do when a friend asks for a loan. It's a kind human gesture to help someone out of a financial predicament, but there are cautionary tales and things to consider before moving forward. Tune in to find out what they are. Ethics and Etiquette is a thought-provoking dialogue about everyday dilemmas. We hope our discussions will help you examine your choices and exercise your own ethical muscles. The podcast is presented by author and host

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0:34:25

Three Etiquette Quick Hits and Three Bits of Useful...

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2022/04/20

We make our own little rules here, and we break our own little rules. In developing this podcast, we didn't want it to be about which fork to use. Relevant, substantive tangles of contemporary life remain our focus, but we occasionally pivot to etiquette in the form of Etiquette Quick Hits. These are clarifications and reminders of basic courtesies that never go out of style, although they may refine through the years. In this episode, we bring you three Quick Hits and three bits of useful trivia

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0:35:59

Political Tell-All Books--S4.E2

Ethics and Etiquette ·

2022/04/06

A New York Times headline recently asked, "Is everyone in politics writing a tell-all?" Then it answered its own question with a resounding "YES." When insiders pen unflattering, embarrassing, and vindictive books about their boss after they leave an administration, is it a breach of trust, or is it an admirable act to reveal these insights to fellow citizens? Ethics and Etiquette is a thought-provoking dialogue about everyday dilemmas. We give you insights and perspectives on sticky situations so

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