Advisory Opinions is a new podcast from The Dispatch. Hosts David French and Sarah Isgur have a weekly conversation about the law, culture, and why it matters.
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Sarah's back from her first maternity leave ever to for a live recording at Georgetown University Law School. Together with host emeritus David French, they preview the 9 most dramatic cases coming before the Supreme Court this term. Also: tips for l... more
The David and David show closes out with a First Amendment send-off. They discuss: more
Hello, AO listeners! This episode is a little bit different. Your regular hosts, Sarah and David, are unavailable—Sarah on parental leave, David on the road—so I (David Lat) have conscripted my husband, lawyer and legal commentator Zachary Baron Shem... more
As a trial paralegal for 13 years and now project manager for a software company for 11 years this content hits right at home for me! I look forward to each episode! Pray Sarah is enjoying her leave, and while the D&D show is getting me through, I do miss her insight.
Sarah and David are smart and informative on Supreme Court cases and workings. But wish they would find someone without the most annoying voice in podcasts (David Lat) to replace Sarah.
Sarah is so shallow and immature, and her immaturity even affects David at times, shame on him for allowing it. I’m talking about how, according to Sarah, certain desserts are “stupid” or how immature paintball is and on and on. It’s like listening to a group of middle-school girls. I think she means this all in jest, but it’s narrow-minded, dismissive, and off-putting. Everything she says is tainted by this “cool-kids” perspective. more
Engineer, SCOTUS follower for 40 years. Love the analysis and humor. David is PCA. I used to be. Now EPC. I agree with him on so much. However, the visceral animus w.r.t. 45 is baffling to me. At a dinner party would probably find more common ground w David but Sarah is incandescent! So brilliant. And she is gur too. I’m getting most of the acronyms. DIG - improvidently granted. DOG - on grounds? But what is NAWDOG? Love ya both. Larry more
I’m curious if Sara has interest in becoming a judge? It’s interesting bc apparently she doesn’t believe in rehabilitation.
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Advisory Opinions launched 4 years ago and published 363 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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