The assassination of conservative commentator Charlie Kirk has sparked a firestorm—not just in politics, but across everyday workplaces. In this episode, we break down why dozens of people are being fired for their reactions to Kirk’s death, particularly those who celebrated it online.
We explore the legal and ethical implications, company policies, and the fine line between free speech and professional accountability.
Whether you're politically engaged or just want to understand the risks of online speech—this episode covers what you need to know.
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