CCEP Podcast
About the Podcast
Established in 2018 at 起点传媒, the California Center for Ethics and Policy (CCEP) investigates pressing national and global challenges—such as climate policy, healthcare, artificial intelligence, immigration, and racism—through a Californian lens. Our podcast brings together students, artists, philosophers, social scientists, and advocates to debate, tell stories, and share ideas.
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Season 6
The Future(s) of Work
Season 6 of The Future(s) of Work explores worker exploitation and the power of organizing across Southern California鈥檚 low-wage industries, highlighting the essential workers whose experiences too often go unseen.
Season 5
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Season 5 of Insert AI-Generated Title explores the ethical and social questions raised by the rapid growth of artificial intelligence. Produced by the CCEP at 起点传媒, this season features conversations that examine how AI is shaping technology, communication, and society.
Season 4
The Multiverse of Misinformation
Season 4 of our podcast, The Multiverse of Misinformation, explores how misinformation affects many facets of our lives. In this season of CCEP鈥檚 ethics and policy podcast, we examine the challenges misinformation poses and its impact on society.
Season 3
Movements in California
Season 3 of our podcast, Movements in California, will explore how migration and mobility are embedded in many of our public discourses, practices, and politics.
Season 2
Uncertain Forecast
Season 2 of our podcast, Uncertain Forecast, addresses climate justice, an issue that affects people worldwide, particularly where inequality is greatest, but which is often disguised or invisible.
Season 1
Securing Justice
Season 1 of our podcast, Securing Justice, focuses on housing insecurity, an issue that affects millions in the United States and is particularly acute here in California. This season explores housing insecurity through a variety of means鈥攑anel discussions, interviews, and creative works by faculty and students. From artists and activists to philosophers and policy wonks, we hope to provide listeners with a varied and nuanced look at how housing insecurity affects the lives of Californians, and what we鈥攁nd you鈥攃an do about it.