Regulation feels dry until you realize it's really a story about who has power and who gets protected from it. This episode untangles public policy (the big societal goal) from regulation (the specific rule that gets us there), breaks down fiscal versus monetary policy and uses New Mexico's paid sick leave law as a real example of the gap between businesses that saw a regulation coming and those that got blindsided by it.
6 Sept 2026
Business and Society Ep 5: Culture Eats Policy: How Organizations Actually Behave
Your personal ethics shape the company you work for, but it works the other way too, and this episode is about that second, less obvious direction. We start by untangling culture ("the way we do things around here") from climate (the unspoken rules about what's actually acceptable), and why every organization has sub-cultures quietly running underneath the official one.
6 Sept 2026
Business and Society Ep.4: What Should You Do? Rethinking Personal Ethics
Most of us assume we already know our own ethics — until we're actually tested. This episode makes the case that ethics is a muscle most people never train, and offers a single reframe that changes almost everything: stop asking what you would do, and start asking what you should do. We dig into where ethics actually come from, what ethical relativism means in practice,and why legality is a floor, not a ceiling.
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