
Hosts Dave Kelsey and H. Daniel Mujahid explore what character looks like when there’s no audience, using everyday moral tests—like returning a shopping cart, accidental overchange, workplace credit-stealing, online anonymity, and power dynamics—to probe the difference between reputation and true integrity. With sharp humor, parody ads, and practical questions for self-examination, the episode argues that integrity is self-enforced: owning mistakes, keeping promises, and doing good even when no one will know.
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#108 The U-M Supercenter: When Everybody Has Rights, Who Has Responsibilities?

#107 Blind Loyalty: When Parties Betray Their Base

#105 My Side Good, Your Side Bad

#104 Who Benefits? Second Anniversary Audit of Fear, Power, and Profit
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