Nashville partner Bob Wade recently released the second episode of his two-part interview on his podcast, “Stark Integrity,” where he interviewed the Facebook whistleblower, Frances Haugen. Wade digs deep to uncover more details about the notorious compliance case between the two fascinating episodes.

This recent episode was proceeded by part one of the interview where Haugen discusses her profession and background, her book, “The Power of One,” her non-profit, “Beyond the Screen,” public perception of her whistleblowing acts, humanities, and ethics in her engineering career, how she recognized unethical practices, finding a way to bring issues to light, overcoming skepticism among peers, and much more.

In part two of the interview, Haugen continues and details what it is like to be a whistleblower, regrets over what you do versus what you do not do, advice to corporate entities and their employees, the potential outcomes of withholding a secret, the importance of making all options available to people, and much more.

Wade doubles as “Captain Integrity” on his podcast, “Stark Integrity,” where he hosts educational episodes about Stark Law and healthcare compliance. With over 100 episodes available to listeners, the podcast has earned praising reviews from its audience. He has vast experience in healthcare and focuses his practice at Nelson Mullins on fraud and abuse issues, fair market value, commercial reasonableness and developing, monitoring, and documenting effective healthcare compliance programs.

Listen to part one here and part two here.