Digging a Hole: The Legal Theory Podcast
Sam Moyn & David SchleicherYou may not be interested in legal theory, but legal theory is interested in you.
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Episode 78: Anton Jäger
Now that classes are over and the end of the semester is near, we’re back for several weeks of podcastmaxxing. So stay tuned for some great episodes in the coming weeks, dear listeners!
Here to help us understand our current political mome...
Episode 77: Joshua Macey
Spring has sprung, dear listeners. Now that this dreadfully cold winter seems to be behind us, our power bills might finally come back down to Earth. Here to explain why your electricity bill is so expensive – and what to do about it – is J...
Episode 76: Tara Leigh Grove
Reports of the pod’s death are greatly exaggerated, dear listeners. Despite the lengthy hiatus, we’re finally back with a terrific episode on judicial method, judicial power, and much more. To kick off the Spring installment of the pod, we’...
Episode 75: Jerusalem Demsas
It’s been quite an eventful month, dear listeners. After a few flight cancellations, Democrats decided it was time to finally reopen the government. The House released a cache of Epstein files that name President Trump. And Zohran Mamdani h...
Episode 74: Natasha Piano
As one New York political dynasty comes to a close and as the government shutdown rampages on, it’s only fitting to have Natasha Piano on the pod to discuss elitism and the crisis of American democracy. Natasha Piano is an Assistant Profess...
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