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Hosted by Ohio Ethics Commission · government · EN · 28 episodes
The Ohio Ethics Commission takes you behind the scenes of the Ohio Ethics Law and into a deeper conversation about integrity and transparency in government. Whether you’re a public employee or official, a concerned citizen, or just curious about the laws that promote impartiality and honesty in government, this podcast is for you!
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When a public golf course’s back nine borders a city council member’s back yard, even well‑intentioned involvement can land in the rough. August 2026 Episode Transcript – A Hole-in-One Too Close to Home Referenced and relevant materials Property Matter Affecting Public Officials/Employees & Their Families Fact Sheet Chapter Stories? Show ideas? We're listening! E-mail susan.willeke@ethics.ohio.gov
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Susan and Nick head outdoors for two park‑themed stories that prove that even well-intentioned public servants can inadvertently wander off-trail. July 2026 Episode Transcript – Trail Mix-Ups: Ethics in the Parks Referenced and relevant materials Ohio Ethics Law Overview Fact Sheet Advisory Opinion No. 2011-05 Gifts and Other Things of Value Fact Sheet Advisory Opinion No. 2009-06
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Susan reviews Thomas H. Keels’ book Sesqui!: Greed, Graft, and the Forgotten World's Fair of 1926. July 2026 Episode Transcript – We the People (Don’t Appreciate Corruption) – Book Review Stories? Show ideas? We're listening! E-mail susan.willeke@ethics.ohio.gov
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A heated dog bite dispute becomes a cautionary tale about abusing public positions. June 2026 Episode Transcript – Barking Up the Wrong Tree Referenced and relevant materials Conflicts of Interest Fact Sheet Tiny dog shamelessly steals Uber Eats order off front porch (Video) Stories? Show ideas? We're listening! E-mail susan.willeke@ethics.ohio.gov
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<p>When Cubs fever swept Chicago in 2016, so did elected officials hoping to score World Series tickets at face value. Susan sits down with Chicago Board of Ethics Executive Director Steve Berlin to unpack how even access can throw an ethics curveball.</p> <p>June 2026 Episode Transcript – Take Me Out to the Ballgame</p> <p> </p> <p>Referenced and relevant materials</p> <p> Chicago Board of Ethics Advisory Opinion Case No. 16032.A</p> <p>Advisory Opinion No. 2020-03 </p> <p>Gifts and Other Things of Value Fact Sheet</p> <p>Advisory Opinion No. 96-003 (pages 7 – 9)</p> <p> </p> <p>Stories? Show ide...
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