Amarica's Constitution
Akhil Reed AmarProfessor Akhil Reed Amar, Sterling Professor of Law and Political Science at Yale University and one of the nation's leading authorities on the Constitution, offers weekly in-depth discussions on the most urgent and fascinating constitutional issues of our day. He is joined by co-host Andy Lipka and guests drawn from other top experts including Bob Woodward, Nina Totenberg, Neal Katyal, Lawrence ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 300 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | PoliticsHistoryNews | |||
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At the James Otis Lecture at Faneuil Hall in Boston, Professor Amar sat on a panel with (retired) Justice Stephen Breyer, Sarah Isgur, and the moderator, Chris Duggan. Remarkably, the Justice and the Professor engaged in a debate on a case Justice B... more
This episode features Judge Patrick Schiltz, a deeply respected and honored judge on the US District Court in Minneapolis, interviewed by Professor Michael Stokes Paulsen, long time friend of this podcast and distinguished scholar. Judge Schiltz has... more
The President has been throwing news organizations out of various places: the White House in general, including the Press Room, and Air Force One. Can he do that? Does it matter why he is doing it? Has this come up before? Is it a constitutional... more
The Eighth Circuit is at it again, believe it or not. Despite what appeared to be a clear directive from the Supreme Court to use the 2022 map in the upcoming federal election in Missouri, a panel of three judges from the circuit went in the other d... more
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- Disappointing recently
I feel like it has gone downhill. It often seems to wander, partially I suspect because Andy often chimes in and takes it on a tangent. Also, the self-congratulation and name dropping gets a little old.
Apple Podcasts2asdfasdfghjkl
United Statesa month ago - Everything is fine!
Yes, “Lincoln’s Promise Kept” is the actual title of an episode produced in the term that gave us Callais and the Court’s intrusion into ongoing elections. Which should tell you everything you need to know about the show. It’s definitely weird that Karl Marx is now the most astute analyst of how this Court will rule, and more weird that the well-heeled hosts don’t talk about it. If you want to know what your betters are thinking about, this is the podcast for you - all the self-delusions of the ... more
Apple Podcasts2gm84192United States4 months ago - Viewpoint below ground
A professor, not a practicing lawyer, and it shows. Right result, wrong clause and a myopic view of the text that somehow only speaks to him. He’s got a novel approach and is for entertainment, not good legal theory. An Originalist shill at heart.
Amar is a conservative apologist and, above all things, a ring kisser.
He marches with the fascists but cries when they burn down the institutions.
And he keeps bringing on that hack Sarah Isgur. Miss Isgur doesn’t digest legal opinions and she lac... more
Apple Podcasts1lamby183United States6 months ago The fucking world is falling apart. And you two act like we can have a polite conversation with Trump supporters. You are so much a part of the problem.
Podcast Addict17 months agogpkos2018- Incisive but anachronistic
This show has incisive commentary and their coverage of certain constitutional issues is fabulous (though I’m not a lawyer). However, it was this very material that made me realize that SCOTUS doesn’t act in good faith and therefore the commentary is outdated - they are laboring under the illusion that the constitution matters more to the majority on the Supreme Court than power or the pet agendas of the justices. Which is absurd, and which makes points of constitutional argument and nuance sim... more
Apple Podcasts4Munners111United States8 months ago
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A weekly deep-dive into constitutional law and history, led by a Yale law professor and a congenial co-host, with guests drawn from top legal scholars, judges, and public intellectuals. Conversations cover the text, history, and doctrine shaping the U.S. Constitution, Supreme Court decisions, and the evolving boundaries between executive power, legislative prerogatives, and civil rights. The format blends rigorous legal analysis with accessible storytelling, highlighting historical contexts, major theories (notably originalism), and contemporary political implications. Noteworthy is the eclectic slate of guests and the willingness to connect canonical cases to current events, making the material both educational for lawyers and engaging for... more
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