Yale Law School professors Samuel Moyn and David Schleicher interview legal scholars and dig into the debates heard inside law school halls.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 58 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | ScienceSocial Sciences |
On today’s podcast, we’re excited to welcome back former Digging a Hole guest Noah Feldman, the Felix Frankfurter Professor of Law at Harvard Law School. We take a break from legal theory and indulge Feldman in a discussion about his new book, To Be ... more
Have you ever wondered about the legal history of the war on drugs? Even if you haven’t, we won’t mollycoddle you – this episode’s a trip. Our guest on today’s podcast is a scholar of constitutional law and information law known for really getting in... more
Listeners, law professors have been having a bit of a crisis. Those poor souls have been asking: is international law real? (No comment.) What about constitutional law – that has to be real, right? The New York Times ran an op-ed this week where con ... more
Welcome back, devoted listeners, and say hello to season eight of Digging a Hole, where we’ve got an extraordinarily stacked lineup just waiting in the wings. To make up for the cold, cold months where you had to get your legal theory fix from readin... more
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This is my favorite podcast. It’s more intellectually stimulating than any I’ve discovered, but is constantly focused on real world important policy debates and never abstract or irrelevant theory. As a non-lawyer, it’s challenging at times, but I always feel like I walk away with new understanding and ideas.
Fabulous and fascinating interviews! Thank you for making this! Looking forward to listening to more in 2021. 🙂
A delight and a wonderful service during the coronavirus exile
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