A show where two people with too much anxiety tackle everyday ethical dilemmas! From playing Call of Duty to making extravagant purchases for yourself, we cover all the important issues that YOU care about, as long as YOU are the philosophical equivalent
First we take a look at some very bad takes from some very bad industry leaders in the makeup industry about using filters and image retouching. Then, onto body! We discuss fatphobia in the medical community, and the little microaggressions we all commit on a daily basis about our own and other people's bodies.
This episode is all about the thing that is probably on your face RIGHT NOW. No, not shame--makeup! Cole and Erika take a run at the ethical repercussions of participating in the beauty standard, specifically in buying and wearing makeup. Articles Discussed: How Beauty Brands are Profiting Off Racism: https://www.teenvogue.com/story/how-beauty-brands-are-profiting-off-racism Ethical Production: https://www.maplecroft.com/insights/analysis/supply-chain-risks-blemish-cosmetic-reputations/ Books Discussed: Detransition, Baby by Torrey Peters The Beauty Myth by Naomi Wolf
In the thrilling conclusion of this two-part Call of Duty series, Cole and Erika talk about Activision's incorrigible treatment of women inside the company and then finally decide: IS IT ETHICAL TO PLAY CALL OF DUTY?
Cole and Erika tackle their first topic: Cole's daily Call of Duty habit.