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Whistleblowers: A very special kind of bs detector Calling Bullsh!t
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McKinsey: Something to hide? Calling Bullsh!t
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Unilever’s purpose is “to make sustainable living commonplace.” The sheer size of this company makes that an especially difficult task. But it also means that when they do meet their ambitious goals, the positive impacts are substantial.
Bullshit seems to be everywhere these days. In this episode we talk to a real expert about how to tell the difference between harmless BS and genuinely harmful Bullshit.
The FDA recently made a series of decisions that will make it more difficult for Juul to stay on the market, will that decision help teens quit vaping or just open up the market for more competitors?
We’re back. Join us as we ask weight loss app Noom to step on the scale, analyze Robinhood’s aim to “democratize finance for all” and consult with some real experts on how well (or not) McKinsey is living their purpose, to name just a few…
In our season finale, we revisit the trust crisis, reflect on what we’ve learned so far, and respond to some great questions and suggestions submitted by our listeners.
Twenty years ago, BP announced that they were moving Beyond Petroleum…and then they didn’t. So when they recently announced an ambitious new, climate-friendly purpose we decided to drill into it.
Airbnb’s stated purpose is to “Create a world in which anyone can belong anywhere.” Are they truly owning that, or is it time to pay the rent?
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.
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.