Episode 587

Wherein, we are joined by Georgetown Law Professor Anita Krishnakumar to discuss her recent piece analyzing Justice Gorsuch's use of textualism in the recent OSHA decision.

Anita Krishnakumar on Gorsuch, Textualism & OSHA

Episode 630

Wherein Del Harvey, who worked to shape and run Twitter's content moderation policy for 13 years, joins us for a discussion of what she thinks about Elon Musk's purchase of the company and the future of online speech.

Del Harvey Talks Twitter

Episode 629

Wherein Eli Sugarman joins Kate and a traveling Ben to discuss In Lieu of Employment.

Eli Needs a Job

Episode 628

Wherein Paula joins Ben and Genevieve, regaling us with a yarn that hopefully doesn’t tie us all up in knots. Will you be able to tell if it’s true?

Where's the Lie, Pulla?

Episode 627

Wherein we were supposed to be joined by the incredible Del Harvey, former VP of Trust &amp; Safety at Twitter—where she worked for more than 13 years—to discuss what it takes to govern an online speech platform with global reach . . . but instead it's just Kate and Scott at the last minute to discuss Elon Musk's buy up of Twitter.

Kate & Scott Talk Muskman without Del Harvey

Episode 626

Wherein Ben double-scheduled today's show, inviting both Alex Finley to discuss her new book and Dan Byman to discuss his new book, we do both! Byman and Finley talk about their new books, one funny, one really not!

Two New Books!

Episode 625

Wherein we are joined by Jeff Kosseff, associate professor of cybersecurity law at the United States Naval Academy's Cyber Science Department, to discuss anonymity's pros and cons (and hopefully, his book "The United States of Anonymous: How the First Amendment Shaped Online Speech").

Jeff Kosseff is not Anonymous

Episode 624

Wherein we are joined by award-winning investigative journalist and Columbia Journalism professor Azmat Khan, whose frontline reporting from Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan has appeared in the New York Time's Magazine and shaped modern conflict journalism.

Azmat Khan on Wartime Journalism

Episode 623

Wherein a special military operation was conducted yesterday evening against the Russian embassy, it's time for Cheese Night!

Special Military Operation Cheese Night

Episode 622

Wherein we are joined by Prof. Blake Reid of Colorado University Law School to discuss his clinical work on access and accessibility and his hot takes on ketchup!

Access & Accessibility with Blake Reid

We're not allowed to have fun anymore...

There's a coronavirus crisis. We thought people might need something to do in lieu of fun. And some people might need someone to yap at them as they go through this. We have a lot of cool friends. So we started a show.

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