ethical dilemmas

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Today on the Matt Walsh Show, a new report reveals how men have abandoned the university system. Why has this happened? I think I know why. Also, satanists are coming to the defense of abortion rights, what does that tell us? And in our daily cancellation, we will have another exciting reverse cancellation. Apparently some people are upset because I said that females shouldn’t be football analysts.

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Fellow food podcaster and superb stand-up Jessica Fostekew has a table booked, and ethics are being thrown out of the dream restaurant window.

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Hundreds of people who were experimented on at the Allan Memorial Institute over the course of two decades are all connected to one man: Dr. Ewen Cameron. In this episode, we look at how Cameron rose to prominence in his field and investigate the surprising origins of his treatment program.

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"Madness" unravels the shocking history of CIA-funded mind-control experiments. Co-hosts Ben Brock Johnson and Amory Sivertson, along with producer Josh Swartz, investigate how the stigma around mental illness, combined with government secrecy, can silence the truth.

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Many of us believe we know how we'd choose to die. We have a sense of how we'd respond to a diagnosis of an incurable illness. This week, we have the story of one family's decades-long conversation about dying. What they found is that the people we are when death is far in the distance may not be the people we become when death is near.

Today on the show, NPR issues an Orwellian language guide for discussing abortion. I’ve got my own language guide that I’d like to offer. Also, Tarantino is accused of sexism because women don’t spend enough time talking in his latest film. Jeff Daniels says our Democracy is coming to an end if Trump is reelected. And Michael Avenatti is charged with fraud. We’ll take a trip down memory lane and remember all the time the media spent hyping this guy as the savior of the Republic. Date: 05-23-19

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You own your body. So should you be able to sell parts of it? This week, we explore the concept of "repugnant transactions" with the man who coined the term, Nobel Prize- winning economist Al Roth. He says repugnant transactions can range from selling organs to poorly-planned gift exchanges — and what's repugnant in one place and time is often not repugnant in another.

The gist: we spend billions on end-of-life healthcare that doesn’t do much good. So what if a patient could forego the standard treatment and get a cash rebate instead?

When it comes to exercising outrage, people tend to be very selective. Could it be that humans are our least favorite animal?

Greg Proops is a stand-up comedian, also well-known for his improv comedy on the show "Whose Line is it Anyway?". He also currently hosts his own podcast called "The Smartest Man In The World", available on Spotify. He also has a new special available online March 26 called "Greg Proops Live at Musso and Frank".

A Russian program to breed human/chimpanzee hybrids? Prisoners injected with animal testes? These grotesque tales shed light on the line between humans and chimpanzees. In this episode, Robert and Julie discuss humanity's attempts to create a humanzee.

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