Yale Law’s Owen Fiss talks about threats to democracy and ‘Why We Vote’ | Rebroadcast
It’s election week in the U.S., and while many eyes are on the polls, we’re revisiting a conversation that reminds us why voting matters in the first place. In this rebroadcast, Yale Law professor Owen Fiss reflects on his work enforcing the Civil Rights and Voting Rights Acts, the courts’ role in …
William Brennan With Sue Henry
Local organization Equines for Freedom helps veterans and first responders heal from trauma at no cost to them.William Brennan, president of the Executive Board, spoke to Sue Henry about the group's work and how the public can attend some upcoming events, including an Open House.
The Civil Rights History of New York Times v. Sullivan
Every law student learns about New York Times Co. v. Sullivan in their Constitutional Law course. In 1964, the Supreme Court revised First Amendment law by holding that a public officialmust show “actual malice” in order to prevail on a libel claim—that is, the public official must show that a defa…
William Brennan from Equines for Freedom
Bob talks to William Brennan, President of the Executive Board of Equines for Freedom, about what they do and some of the events they have.
Bob Cordaro Show Hour 3 from May 7, 2026
In this hour Bob talks to William Brennan, President of the Executive Boar of Equines for Freedom, about what they do and some of the events they have. Bob later discusses Biden banner disgrace day 143; Comey & the seashells; and the Epstein note.
Legal News for Thurs 5/14 - PayPal DOJ Settlement, Musk and SEC Strike Deal, Law Firm Revenue and Expenses Up, Trump's Global Tariff Pause Paused
This Day in Legal History: Frontiero v. Richardson
On May 14, 1973, the U.S. Supreme Court decided Frontiero v. Richardson, a major case in the development of constitutional protections against sex discrimination. The case began when Sharron Frontiero, a lieutenant in the United States Air Force, s…
Trump's Attorneys Defend the $1.8 Billion January 6 Compensation Plan
President Trump recently suggested that a proposed $1.8 billion compensation fund for alleged victims of government "weaponization" may not be dead after all. Listen here as Michael is joined by attorneys Michael Van Der Veen and William Brennan, who represented Donald Trump during his second impea…
Culture Gabfest - Covenant of Quiet Enjoyment Edition
Julia Turner, Stephen Metcalf, and Dana Stevens discuss The Florida Project as part of the run-up to the Oscars, the hit podcast Atlanta Monster, and New York Magazine's article Worst Roommate Ever by William Brennan. Please fill out the Slate podcast survey at slate.com/podcastsurvey
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Covenant of Quiet Enjoyment Edition
Julia Turner, Stephen Metcalf, and Dana Stevens discuss The Florida Project as part of the run-up to the Oscars, the hit podcast Atlanta Monster, and New York Magazine's article Worst Roommate Ever by William Brennan. Please fill out the Slate podcast survey at slate.com/podcastsurveyNeed to set up…
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