<p>Stock Law Now uses music, puns, and rules to analyze today's investors and investments. In the first episode of the spring, the Podcast takes aim at the recent Congressional hearing on the GameStop run-up, and suggests that more fundamental lines of inquiry into Reddit, Robinhood and other factors are warranted.</p>

Stock Law Now uses music, puns, and rules to analyze today's investors and investments. In the first episode of the spring, the Podcast takes aim at the recent Congressional hearing on the GameStop run-up, and suggests that more fundamental lines of inquiry into Reddit, Robinhood and other factors are warranted.

"Reddit and Robin and Bears, Oh My! The Questions Congress Should Have Asked About the GameStop Mess" from Stock Law Now

These 20-minute Podcasts, designed and delivered by a Law Professor of 20 years, utilize music, puns, and rules to examine investors/investments (both traditional and new).The initial topics include "Elon and the Tweets", "Forever Fyre Festival Fraud", and "Outlaw Apps and the Merry Margins."

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"Reddit and Robin and Bears, Oh My! The Questions Congress Should Have Asked About the GameStop Mess" from Stock Law Now

"Reddit and Robin and Bears, Oh My! The Questions Congress Should Have Asked About the GameStop Mess" from Stock Law Now