Podcast Episodes
Back to SearchOA581: The Activision-Blizzard Settlement Is Happening and It Sucks
If you're a regular listener you've heard us break down the ongoing weirdness between DFEH and EEOC over the Activision-Blizzard misconduct. It's be…
4 years ago
The Slap. The Actual Legal Implications. NO HOT TAKES
Will Smith slapped Chris Rock onstage at the Oscars. On live television. It's less than a day old and yet you've likely already been inundated with …
4 years ago
OA580: Google Caught Pulling Privilege Shenanigans
Our main segment today is a breakdown of Google's massive scheme to keep tons of documents privileged inappropriately. It's a fun deep-dive full of …
4 years ago
OA579: The New Blueprint for Anti-Vax Lawsuits
After accidentally suing themselves and then re-filing, some anti-vaxers then went on to file a complaint that, I can't believe I'm saying this, is …
4 years ago
OA578: 1/6 Prosecutors Admit Violating Suspects Rights. What Happened?
It's a CNN headline that the MAGA Media is jumping all over. Is this a vast conspiracy to persecute the "political prisoners" of 1/6? Or... is it a …
4 years ago
OA577: This Week in 'Republicans Are Horrendously Evil'
It's time to cover these disgusting 'Don't Say Gay' Bills. There's some small good news, though. None of them are actually law YET. Find out what th…
4 years ago
OA576: Election Laws and Lies, with Lawrence Lessig
Last week, you heard us play a few clips of John Eastman lying his ass off on Lawrence Lessig's Another Way podcast. Well, now Professor Lessig is h…
4 years ago
OA575: A Swing and a Miss on Lockout Negotiations
The owners refuse to play ball and the starting date for the MLB season continues to slide. Did the players throw a big curveball into the mix? Are …
4 years, 1 month ago
OA574: 1/6 Committee Brief Says Trump Guilty of Crimes!
Andrew spotted a massive, smokiest of smoking guns in a brief filed by the 1/6 Committee! This is HUGE NEWS. It is the first sign we've yet had that…
4 years, 1 month ago
OA573: Harvard Law Review Publishes Dubious Note on Election Law
A note in the Harvard Law Review suggests we ought to "Remove presidential elections from the Anderson-Burdick Framework." So, just what does that m…
4 years, 1 month ago