Law and Chaos
Liz DyeIgnorance of the law is no excuse! That’s true for a traffic stop, and it’s true if you want to participate in whatever’s left of American democracy. If the events since the 2016 election taught us anything, it’s that tuning out is not an option. Legal journalist Liz Dye breaks down the week’s most important courtroom stories, so you can keep on top of this crazy news cycle. Whether it’s Texas giv... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | NewsPoliticsGovernment | |||
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Trump’s first criminal trial gets underway in Manhattan, even as he fights to get the court to accept his hinky bond in the civil fraud case. more
Hey guys, it’s Liz Dye, and we’ve got some big, exciting changes coming your way next week. It’s all still in process, but I can tell you now that we’ll be shifting our podcast drops from Monday/Friday to Tuesday/Friday and ramping up the written con... more
On the eve of Trump’s first criminal trial, Liz sits down with Forbes reporter Zach Everson for a trip down memory lane, recounting the breathtaking corruption of Trump’s first term. Plus, Texas AG Ken Paxton loses a round in DC against Media Matters... more
Liz talks to journalist Chris Geidner about the lawless Fifth Circuit, which is now snatching cases back from other Circuits — and even from their own District Courts — in a mad rush to stop the Biden administration from protecting workers and consum... more
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- Great legal lens on politics
Dye’s incisive, insightful commentary, just the right amount of snark, plus erudite and entertaining guests make for a fantastic podcast.
Apple Podcasts5Jason Aimer
United Statesa month ago - Great Show
Glad to have Liz back in action!
Apple Podcasts5PowerliftingCatUnited Statesa month ago - Nice name, Lisa
When Lisa left OA, probably because Chris Hopper (Andrew Torres ) did, I have to say I was totally surprised that MTV’s Jackass star Steve-O got a law degree either before or after he started his sobriety journey. I hope Chris Hopper well on whatever he’s doing now. How much do you want to bet that while doing the podcast with lawyers, instead of high school English teachers, she’s wearing a floor length cardigan. Good band, I think they’re from Sweden.
Apple Podcasts2Ray ReeseyUnited Statesa month ago - Liz is the best
I was so sad when Liz left OA (and Thomas took it back; it’s not nearly as good now, all due respect). So I was understandably thrilled to learn that Liz was launching her own podcast. Liz is brilliant, insightful, funny, and relatable. I could listen to her talk law all day.
Apple Podcasts5davptUnited States2 months ago Outstanding
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