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Is it OK to enjoy a podcast by people involved in a workplace scandal?

Is it OK to enjoy a podcast by people involved in a workplace scandal?

A new offering from hosts who lost their jobs on a top rating show present their potential audience with a moral dilemma.

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It’s not often I face a moral dilemma over my choice of podcasts, but Search Engine is testing my boundaries. The show is hosted by P J Vogt and Sruthi Pinnamaneni, who are best known for tech culture show Reply All, which ended abruptly when they lost their jobs following complaints about the show’s culture.

PJ Vogt left Reply All following a scandal about the podcast’s workplace environment. 

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