Podcasts on Section 3

National Constitution Center and SCOTUS 101

I recently recorded two podcasts on the Section 3 case before the Supreme Court.

First, I was on the We the People podcast from the National Constitution Center. Jeff Rosen interviewed me and Gerard Magliocca.

Second, I was on the SCOTUS 101 podcast from the Heritage Foundation. GianCarlo Canaparo interviewed me about the ongoing litigation.

For those who like listening to podcasts, I think you'll find these interviews useful.

Comments

[ah....Clem]

I'll get to it as soon as I'm finished listening to Miss Teen South Carolina's podcasts on cartography.

[Don Nico]

Just what I needed, a chance to listen to Josh drone on about his theory.

[Ike B.]

"For those who like listening to podcasts, I think you'll find these interviews useful."

In that they are indeed podcasts, that's undeniable.

[bernard11]

"Those who like this sort of thing will find that this is the sort of thing they like."

From, allegedly, a book review attributed to Abraham Lincoln.

[Intelligent Mr Toad]

The aspiring young actor gave his father his complimentary tickets to his first performance in a theater. After the show, he asked the old man what he thought of it. The father hesitated, then gave a big smile and said: "You certainly were up there on that stage, weren't you!"

[Sam Bankman-Fried]

Hard pass.

[MoreCurious]

A much better use of your time, and certainly more interesting than Josh's podcasts, is the History of Rock Music in 500 Songs by Andrew Hickey. I learned about it here -- thanks to the person who recommended it!

[bernard11]

Sounds great.

"I'll waste no time listening to it."