In the newest episode of SCROTUS, we break down a case that should infuriate every American citizen. When the government makes a mistake, and a citizen is penalized as a…
Listen to us dive into Anthony Burgess’s A Clockwork Orange. We discuss this forgotten dystopian novel and how it rings too true to our world as it is today. We…
This is a case about a man who wants to trademark the phrase “Trump too small” so he can exclusively sell it on merchandise. Trademark law forbids the use of…
This is the second of two episodes on cases concerning the question of the ability of government officials to block constituents on social media and whether that constitutes a violation…
This is the first of two episodes on cases concerning the question of the ability of government officials to block constituents on social media and whether that constitutes a violation…
Whether it’s classic literature or new non-fiction, this podcast dives into books of all types. We discuss the cultural relevance and significance of the books both in the past, when…
Listen as we break down and discuss a Supreme Court case on due process. The case really gets into the question of what might be the government’s interest in seizing…
Join Mitchell and Collin as they discuss racial gerrymandering in South Carolina. The central question of this case: Can the NAACP prove that South Carolina had the intent of using…
Listen as we discuss a new Supreme Court case about the firing of a whistleblower. This case surrounds a specific statute that is not explicit in what the burden of…
Listen as Wyatt and Mitchell talk about seasonal affective disorder, protests blocking the I-5 in Los Angeles, and the 2024 presidential race–specifically the Democratic primary challengers.