3 chapters across the catalog
California Sexual Harassment Training, Corporate Liability, Legal Standards
California mandates sexual harassment training for executives, establishing strict standards for what constitutes inappropriate behavior in professional settings. The hosts argue that these regulations have become overzealous, potentially creating tension in the workplace and opening companies like Microsoft and IBM to massive legal liabilities.
Clemson University Diversity Training, Timeliness and Racism Claims
Clemson University reportedly spent $38,000 on a diversity training course for staff that suggested expecting people to be on time could be perceived as racist. The hosts compare this to their experiences with corporate training at MTV and other organizations. They argue that such courses are often "nonsense" designed to incite controversy rather than improve productivity.
A host shares an anecdote about mandatory corporate training videos, specifically regarding sexism in the workplace, comparing the experience to Hillary Clinton's claimed lack of memory regarding security briefings. The discussion shifts to the normalization of drone warfare in public discourse and how elite figures may view classified subjects as common knowledge.
