Contact tracing programs are designed to track potential infections by letting people know that they’ve been in close proximity to someone who’s tested positive for a disease. Hayley Tsukayama from the Electronic Frontier Foundation joins us to breakdown the contact tracing programs for COVID-19 and what we should be concerned about.

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Are you registered to vote? Joseph Marrone from the Marrone Law firm joins the show to talk about the basic requirements of mail-in voting, the dos and don’ts, and his recommendations to make sure your ballot counts.

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In this exciting two part “Who-Done-It” true crime series, our guest Travis McDade, author and writer for the Smithsonian Magazine continues down memory lane of the heist at the Carnegie Library, discussing the mechanics of the caper, and later reveals the thief.

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In this true crime series, we take a look at an eight million dollar caper that took 25 years to complete at the Carnegie Library in Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. Many of the stolen artifacts dating back 500 years were never recovered. Travis McDade, author and writer for the Smithsonian Magazine joins us in this exciting two part “Who-Done-It”.

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Another day, another governor being sued to limit their emergency powers. Erik Kiilunen, leader of the ‘All Business is Essential’ campaign passionately discusses damage caused by shutdowns and his desire to reopen Michigan.

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Why does it take so much longer to become a licensed painter than an EMT? Senior Fellow from the CATO Institute Michael Tanner discusses the hidden costs of occupational licenses including jobs lost and higher prices for consumers. Stay tuned to hear his policy recommendations and conclusions about public safety.

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Cori Robinson, columnist for Above the Law joins us to talk about the Conservatorship of Britney Spears, what we can learn from it, and predictions for #FreeBritney.

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Sports lawyer and Above the Law columnist Darren Heitner breaks down Congress’ National College Athletes Bill of Rights which would allow university athletes to make money from playing sports at their schools.

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Sports lawyer and Above the Law columnist Darren Heitner breaks down Congress’ National College Athletes Bill of Rights which would allow university athletes to make money from playing sports at their schools.

Our good friend and host of Digital Detectives and the Digital Edge, Sharon Nelson from Sensei Enterprises joins the show to talk about some AI-enabled crimes such as deepfakes, fake news, driverless vehicles, and more.

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