Talking Legal Ed
How To Podcast · 24 Episodes
NEW EPISODE IS LIVE! Prof. Emerita Erin Daly joined us to talk about her work directing the Dignity Rights Clinic at Delaware Law Widener, where students learn "to think of themselves as students and lawyers who can change the law ... and help bend the arc of the law toward dignity." Listen now!
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Episode Seventeen: Barbara McQuade (UMichLaw) talks disinformation and teaching law
Podcast Episode · Talking Legal Ed · 12/16/2023 · 35m
We loved discussing the book with you on the podcast. Thanks again for joining us back in simpler times.
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If you like what you hear, please do rate and review us! We can set aside class time for you to complete these evals, but we'd love the feedback.
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New episode of Talking Legal Ed is out! This ep introduces a new host (yours truly) and features a timely discussion with Prof. Daly on the importance of dignity rights.
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Talking Legal Ed
How To Podcast · 24 Episodes
NEW EPISODE IS LIVE! Prof. Emerita Erin Daly joined us to talk about her work directing the Dignity Rights Clinic at Delaware Law Widener, where students learn "to think of themselves as students and lawyers who can change the law ... and help bend the arc of the law toward dignity." Listen now!
04.02.2025 16:31 — 👍 2 🔁 3 💬 0 📌 1
I listened to my first episode of this podcast today and it was wonderful! Made better by @profemersonwright.bsky.social's guest appearance. I also listened to an episode with @stevevladeck.bsky.social as guest. Lots of good stuff!
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Thrilled to be here in the Sky! We are a podcast featuring law professors and legal education experts. We discuss research, scholarship, teaching, and all the ins and outs of educating law students. Available wherever you get podcasts!
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Antiracist, dad, feminist, lawyer, pacifist, philosopher, professor.
Bleeding heart liberal in Georgia. Law prof. Loves animals, democracy, & the rule of law. Advocates for civics education. Here mostly to read smart people. Don’t let me down. 🤞🏻
1855 Professor of the Law of Democracy at Michigan State. Contributor to The Downballot. I teach, write, and post about state constitutional law, institutional development, and criminal law. I write (infrequently) at guaranteedrepublics.substack.com.
Visiting Scholar @nyulaw.bsky.social & @nyuengelberg.org. Professor at Cardozo Law & Director at Cardozo IP+IL. Fellow at Duke Law Center for Innovation Policy. Senior Scholar at George Mason C-IP². Please don't tell anyone how I live.
Law professor focusing on Copyright and AI, mostly. Most of my work is available at https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/cf_dev/AbsByAuth.cfm?per_id=461043
Vice Dean & Prof @ University of Pittsburgh School of Law | JD-PhD Philosophy | Contracts, Private Law, Financial Reg, Intl Econ Law | For my latest book google "Linarelli Misery" | From steel mill town in the magnificent Beaver Valley | views my own
@ksvesq.bsky.social’s husband; father of daughters; professor @georgetownlaw.bsky.social; #SCOTUS nerd @CNN.com
Bio: www.law.georgetown.edu/faculty/stephen-i-vladeck
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Constitutional law prof and historical political scientist studying:
The United States Supreme Court
American Political Development
Anglo-American Constitutionalism
📍Atlanta
Author, Rot and Revival:
https://www.ucpress.edu/books/rot-and-revival/paper
Assistant professor of political science. I think about identity, stigma, race, and politics more than any normal person should. Lover of life. Pro-democracy.
People should dance more.
Not Hakeem Jeffries, the Minority Leader.
Kurz Chair in Constitutional Rights, CUNY Brooklyn College. Political scientist specializing in US constitutional law /development, US migration(s) / citizenship law & legal history. Often mistaken for a historian. Home cook, wine drinker, foodie.
Political scientist. Health policy prof at Pitt. Roosevelt Institute Author-in-Residence. Cal bear/Columbia PhD. Bylines: NYT, WaPo, Guardian, MSNBC. Writing on health insurance and administrative burden. Pre-order Coverage Denied: https://cup.org/4nfM2IM
A political scientist in the McCourt School and Dept of Government at Georgetown. I study public opinion and media.
Web page: https://www.jonathanmladd.com/
Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=J6tt69QAAAAJ&hl=en
Apologies for typos.
Professor, Political Science | Syracuse University, Maxwell School | American politics, political psychology | Co-author of Anxious Politics and Pandemic Politics
Stokes Prof. of Law @NYULaw; Faculty Dir. @bwlc_nyu; co-host @StrictScrutiny_ pod; talking head @MSNBC; @NYTimes bestselling author. Views mine. RT not endrsmt.
Professor at Yale Law School & Professor of Political Science at Yale University; Executive Editor at Just Security; president-elect, American Society of International Law; former Special Counsel at U.S. Department of Defense
Law Prof at UC Davis Law; co-host of the 99pi Breakdown of the Constitution https://99percentinvisible.org/book-club/
Law professor at UChicago Law. Thinks a lot about freedom of speech. Curious about this platform.
Professor @nyulaw. Director @policingproject. Litigator, author (and dad). Author - Unwarranted: Policing Without Permission; The Will of the People; Open Book
Law Prof. GWU, Tech & Justice. Author: “Your Data Will Be Used Against You,” “The Rise of Big Data Policing,” “Why Jury Duty Matters,” and “The Law of Law School.”
