Mark D. White and Amber Cazzell discuss the ethics of Batman and Captain America, and what they mean for popular consturals of morality.

Roy Baumeister and Amber Cazzell discuss self-control, the so-called "moral muscle," and challenges against the strength model.

Tobias Krettenauer and Amber Cazzell discuss the concepts of moral identity and how ti develops across the lifespan.

Tage Rai and Amber Cazzell discuss the relationship regulation theory of morality, and how it compares with other theories of moral psych.

Steven Hitlin and Amber Cazzell discuss the history and present state of the sociology of morality.

Gregg Henriques and Amber Cazzell discuss the nested model of well-being and the relationship between morality and well-being.

Christian Miller and Amber Cazzell discuss situationism--the idea that situations, and not character traits, effect moral behaviors.

C Daniel Batson and Amber Cazzell discuss the Good Samaritan Study, empathy-induced altruism, and moral motivation.

Bradford Cokelet and Amber Cazzell compare and contrast Eastern and Western ethical traditions.

Owen Flanagan and Amber Cazzell discuss the relationship between naturalism and moral realism in moral scholarship.

Anne Colby and Amber Cazzell discuss Anne's career--from Kohlberg to education, and from moral exemplars to purpose in later life.

William Damon and Amber Cazzell discuss how moral exemplars are similar and different from others and how they develop purpose.

Gustavo Carlo and Amber Cazzell discuss types of prosociality and which cultural features are associated with different motivations.

Richard Shweder and Amber Cazzell discuss ethical pluralism and multicultural exchanges, and compare his theory to Turiel's and Haidt's.

Kurt Gray and Amber Cazzell discuss how the types of minds we perceive influences moral judgments and how to reduce political polarization.

Darcia Narvaez and Amber Cazzell discuss how early physical, emotional, and social resources bear on the development of ethical behavior.

Mark Sheskin and Amber Cazzell discuss the emergence of fairness motivations in kids and how research framing affects scientific findings.

Blaine Fowers and Amber Cazzell discuss Aristotelian virtue ethics, positive psychology, and his book Frailty, Suffering, and Vice.

Brent Slife and Amber Cazzell discuss the viability of moral realism against the backdrop of postmodernism and relativism in psychology.

Jesse Graham and Amber Cazzell discuss how Haidt and Graham's Moral Foundations Theory was made and what theoretical challenges it faces.