Professor 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 | 245 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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Born Equal is being read - by academics, pundits, historians, and citizens. Reaction has begun to pour in, and discussion has begun. In this episode, we bring you some of the very best flavor of such discussion - an academic symposium held at Penn ... more
Happy Constitution Day! And Happy Born Equal Publishing Day! The book tour is underway, and we treat you to an event held live at Princeton University. Professor Amar speaks about the bridge from the last book to this one, and in doing so, the imp... more
With the imminent publication of Born Equal, we explore Lincoln’s grand vision of equality as it played out during and after his life. The new book goes further still, offering an expansive though still relentlessly originalist view of this constitu... more
Trump is keeping the courts active; this week saw a ruling against many of the widespread tarrifs he has sought to impose, and the Fifth Circuit upheld his dismissal of an NLRB member. Meanwhile, a Fed governor was dismissed, supposedly for cause. ... more
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At its best, this podcast offers thoughtful and authoritative perspectives on the Constitution from a self-identified “originalist” liberal Yale law professor and his non-lawyer sidekick who moves the show along. Consistently four stars with occasional five-star moments. Listeners who lack Yale DNA may find the constant references to Yale tedious. A larger irritation for this listener is the podcast’s promotion of Prof. Amar’s books, and we are currently in one of those unfortunate promotional p... more
I cannot listen to legal scholars argue and debate the nuances of legal holding sentences and old white founders from 250 years ago anymore. They expected voters to choose leaders of virtue, yet provided no legal break stops for monarchy loving despots. Men craven for power & personal enrichment grasping for the Unitary Executive to decapitate democracy are given actual substance by “great legal minds” ignoring troops marching in our capital & immigrants thrown on the ground, chased to be killed... more
Akhil could get control of his monstrous ego, this would be great show.
It seems quaint to be talking about the constitution when we have a president who has declared himself a king, or dictator, enabled by a Supreme Court stacked with his political hacks. And how does Calabresi feel about how he and his pal Leonard Leo have so disgracefully undermined our democracy with their right wing federalist society judicial plants?But hey, it’s nice that you can be so civil and polite with each other while millions here and abroad suffer. You can pat yourselves on the back a... more
Can Professor Amar read the Executive Orders please. Some of them are really about shredding the Constitution as has been practiced and interpreted by the Supreme Court.
These folks are talking about ignoring the Judicial Branch.
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A leading authority on the Constitution engages audiences with in-depth analyses of contemporary constitutional issues, offering lively discussions that meld historical context with today's legal challenges. Conversations often involve notable guests from law, politics, and media, enriching the dialogue with unique perspectives and expertise. Themes frequently include civil rights, election integrity, legislation, executive powers, and the evolving interpretation of the Constitution, making it a compelling resource for those interested in the intersection of law and current events. Its multifaceted approach to constitutional discourse makes it valuable for not only legal scholars but also engaged citizens seeking to navigate today's complex... more
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