The Ethicists
The New York Times MagazineThe New York Times Magazine’s Amy Bloom, Jack Shafer and Kenji Yoshino debate readers’ quandaries and classic ethical conundrums.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Category | Society & Culture | ||||
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I cannot listen to this actually. It is so stuffy and uppity. What this podcast needs is an actual human being with common sense and without a law degree. And what I really mean by that, is a Dan Savage type to breathe some life and reality into these responses, while talking circles around all these big fat degrees.
Apple Podcasts1MsT, Berlin
United States11 years ago - Sorry that it's over
Not sure why this podcast ended but I thought it was interesting. I liked comparing my thoughts on the topics to what the panelists might say. Perhaps the topics could have been more interesting but I still looked forward to each week.
Apple Podcasts4Pop61273United States11 years ago - I really enjoyed this podcast
I will miss it. I don't know who decided to cancel the podcast but if it was based on bad reviews...boo to them! I loved to hear the different opinions. I wish that there were more "advice column" podcasts out there.
Apple Podcasts5Libby.BrownUnited States11 years ago - dull
Half the time the questions aren't ethical. Do the producers know the times has another column called Social Q's for etiquette and manners? Panel has terrible chemistry, seem to always try to agree, with the result being a muddle.
Apple Podcasts1aabeeeefilmnnrrrttUnited States11 years ago - Meh
Sometimes this podcast lapses into whiny liberal finger pointing. Also, they occasionally make comments/opinions regarding areas where they lack expertise (eg medicine, medical ethics) which is suboptimal. I really enjoy Kenji the most.
Apple Podcasts3TrevorLHUnited States11 years ago
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