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Hosted by Ryan Shellady and Luke Cole, third-year law students at the University of Iowa, See id. dives into interesting and important legal topics. There are a million places to get political information (some much better than others), but fewer places to learn about the law and how it relates to y...

Luke and Ryan are finally back at it! This time with an episode on dogs, cats, and how they relate to the Constitution! Tune in to hear about why the Constitution doesn’t extend certain privacy protections to animal abusers. Huge thanks to Kayla A Bernays and her excellent Law Review Note published in the Arizona Law Review.

#12: Woof

In this episode, Ryan and Luke discuss some basic Administrative law frameworks, the definition of sandwiches, and serving alcohol gratuitously. Be sure to tune in!

#11: Ice Cream Sandwiches

In this grab-bag episode, Ryan and Luke discuss a wide range of topics including new years resolutions, gym memberships, illegal searches, and the absence of chicken futures markets. Take a listen!

#10: Resolving Resolutions

In this episode, Ryan and Luke discuss some legal history around Thanksgivin(g), discuss some cases about chickens and turkeys, and explain what they've been up to the last couple of weeks! Tune in to their thanksgiving episode!

#9: Thanksgivin'

In this episode, Ryan and Luke talk about amending the Constitution and a host of legal ethics issues. They are studying for a test called the MPRE. Take a listen!

#8: Sex, Drugs, and Rock n' Roll

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Welcome to the "It's Jon Fox Show".  Come along for the ride with host Jon Fox as he covers the interesting things that are happening in the world and life in general.

Tunage, Mobile Games, Podcast Therapy and More.  It's Jon Fox Show - Episode 37 - 10/26/18

It's Jon Fox Show - Episode 37 - 10/26/18

We are back and we are talking about Wo-Town Creative, NPR's Tiny Concerts, Kavanaugh, an Amazon Review and a Big Thought on being healthy.  It's Jon Fox Show - Episode 36 - 10/5/18

It's Jon Fox Show - Episode 36 - 10/5/18

On this week's show: Hurricanes, Nike Ads, Halloween advice and more. It's Jon Fox Show - Episode 35 - 9/14/18

It's Jon Fox Show - Episode 35 - 9/14/18

Fun episode this week: phone-a-friend with Grettel Schroeder, poking fun at biker dudes, Wo-Town Creative news and as always our Big Thought!  It's Jon Fox Show - Episode 34 - 8/31/18

It's Jon Fox Show - Episode 34 - 8/31/18

Packed show, just listen! It's Jon Fox Show - Episode 33 - 8/24/18

It's Jon Fox Show - Episode 33 - 8/24/18

It’s Jon Fox Show

HIMSS Southern California Chapter gives an insider's perspective of the complex world of healthcare information technology.

Jim Davis, Chief Technology Officer for UC Irvine Health, has spent the last six years leading the build-out of the technology architecture for their Orange County campus and remote care initiatives. Prior to that, he worked in IT roles at UCSF Benioff Children’s Hospital Oakland and Childrens Hospital Oakland.

Episode 42: The CTO for one of one of America’s top-ranked teaching hospitals describes the responsibilities and challenges of supporting the new frontiers in care.

Joe Grinstead, VP of Technology at Healthcare Triangle, discusses how images, audio, video, and IoT data are currently being leveraged through cloud platforms to enhance care.

Episode 41: Data in healthcare today is evolving beyond just rows and columns of text and numbers. What are the trends?

Brad Armstrong, VP at Cognizant Consulting and healthcare industry veteran, discusses the nice surprises that are happening with the big virtual care buildout. Many are seeing better outcomes and lower costs. There are even bigger changes ahead!

Episode 40: Is virtual care better care? The results may surprise you! ft. Brad Armstrong

In this discussion, Peyman Zand discusses the types of changes that healthcare technology leaders will need to consider in the coming year. Join us as we tour through the advanced technologies, operational transformations and non-traditional merger and acquisitions that could make 2021 a pivotal year in the transformation of health care.

Episode 39: Current healthcare CIO priorities and the top three trends for 2021. Ft. Peyman Zand

Erik Littlejohn is riding the wave, the Cloudwave that is. As President and COO of Cloudwave, Erik has helped develop the company into the top provider of cloud services for customers using Meditech EHR software. Erik discusses cloud trends: where we have come from, where we are going, and why a hybrid architecture is the … Continue reading Episode 38: The #1 provider of cloud services for Meditech customers discusses the future of cloud for healthcare Ft. Erik Littlejohn →

Episode 38: The #1 provider of cloud services for Meditech customers discusses the future of cloud for healthcare Ft. Erik Littlejohn

HIMSS SoCal Podcast

Cutting edge commentary on current events. Life and death stuff!

Massive voter fraud. Will Congress get to the bottom of Benghazi?

11-12-12 Doc Washburn Show

The Results Are IN, and GOD is still in charge!

11-07-12 Doc Washburn Show

Constitutional Expert Krisanne Hall tells Doc why Obamamust be impeached!

11-05-12 Doc Washburn Show

Hurricane Sandy aftermath and the Benghazi lie continue to grow!

Doc Washburn Show

Neil McCabe interviews Doc on Muslim Brotherhood Infiltration of our government.

The Doc Washburn Show

A series of conversations about judicial decisions, ideas, and institutions, hosted by Ken Myers.

Last year, law professor Richard Garnett of the Notre Dame Law school co-wrote an amicus brief concerning the constitutional issues in Hosanna-Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church and School v. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. The gist of that brief was published as an article called “Religious Freedom, Church-State Separation, and the Ministerial Exception.” In that paper, Garnett and his co-authors wrote: “It seems to us that because any worthwhile account of religious freedom would respect the authority of religious communities to select freely their own clergy, ministers, teachers, and doctrines, any such account must include some rule like the ministerial exception. Reasonably constructed and applied, this rule helps civil decisionmakers avoid deciding essentially religious questions. In addition, and more importantly, it protects the fundamental freedom of religious communities to educate their members and form them spiritually and morally. Although the exception may, in some cases, block lawsuits against religious institutions and communities for discrimination, it rests on the overriding and foundational premise that there are some questions the civil courts do not have the power to answer, some wrongs that a constitutional commitment to church–state separation puts beyond the law‘s corrective reach.”
In January, shortly after the Supreme Court handed down its decision, Dialogues host Ken Myers talked to Richard Garnett about his interest in the case and its consequences. Their conversation is featured in this issue of Dialogues.

Dialogues #6 - Richard Garnett on Hosanna-Tabor v. EEOC

On January 11th, the United States Supreme Court handed down a unanimous decision in what many church-state scholars are calling the most important religious freedom case in decades. The case, Hosanna-Tabor Evangelical Lutheran Church and School v. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, highlighted the so-called “ministerial exception,” a concept that has been addressed in lower court First Amendment cases for some time. With a vote of 9-0, the court’s concerns have been stated unambiguously, and they are dramatically out of synch with the current administration and the Justice Department’s reading of the religion clauses. Since Hosanna-Tabor v. EEOC will be consequential for many years, we’re going to devote more than one edition of Dialogues on Law and Justice to the substantial issues involved. This edition features a conversation between host Ken Myers and law professor Carl Esbeck from the University of Missouri School of Law. Esbeck has published widely in the area of religious liberty and church-state relations. Last year, he co-authored a paper published by the Northwestern University Law Review Colloquy entitled “Religious Freedom, Church-State Separation, & the Ministerial Exception,” which focused on the issues raised in Hosanna-Tabor. Esbeck also co-wrote an amicus brief on behalf of a number of organizations.

Dialogues #5 - Carl Esbeck on Hosanna-Tabor v. EEOC

Legal historian John Witte, Jr. discusses why the positivist view of law has become less compelling. Like his mentor, the late Harold Berman, Witte argues that the key to understanding Western law lies in identifying the rich, early Western dialogue between religious and secular institutions; and it requires an understanding of the ways in which legal authority shifted between church and state throughout history. Similarly, Witte argues that because legal jurisdiction in various matters has shifted from the church to the state, religious presuppositions are still a part of the vocabulary Westerners have always used to define the meaning and limits of the law. If Witte’s formulation is correct, then the consistency of the Western legal system relies upon this strong interplay between secular and religious insights; the prevailing view since the Western Enlightenment, that laws can be described in purely “secular” terms, has had the effect of unravelling the substance of the Western legal tapestry originally woven from threads of secular and religious thought.

Dialogues #4 - John Witte, Jr. on Law and the West

Just before the opening of the new term of the U. S. Supreme Court, the magazine First Things published a summary of the highlights of the 2010 term. The article was called “A Free Speech Year at the Court,” and it was written by Michael McConnell, director of the Constitutional Law Center at the Stanford Law School. On this edition of Dialogues, Professor McConnell talks with host Ken Myers about how the Court is increasingly collapsing all First Amendment freedoms into freedom of speech, a trend he finds disturbing.

Dialogues #3 - Michael McConnell on SCOTUS 2010

In 2007, MARS HILL AUDIO produced a special report on ideas about law and justice that informed some of the legal reasoning of the U. S. Supreme Court under the then-newly appointed Chief Justice John Roberts.
In September 2011, we launched a series of podcasts that extend that discussion, featuring interviews with legal scholars, philosophers, theologians, historians, and journalists. Each of these podcasts will examine how the making and judging of laws are (or ought to be) guided by principles that surpass mere utility or interest. We have re-presented our original report as the first in this new series.
Ken Myers Producer and Host

Dialogues #1 - The Roberts Court and Natural Law

Dialogues on Law and Justice

For ACLP members, Child Life Specialists, partners and charities involved with the wonderful world of child life and for those looking to become a child life professional, this podcast is for you.
Connect with professional opportunities, stay informed about child life news, and learn about what's ne...

Join us for a special edition deep dive into the world of abstract submission and preparing content for the 2020 Child Life Annual Conference.  In this episode, we speak with Brittany Blake, our very own conference planning chair.

Special Edition: All about abstracts!

 In this episode, Bailey Kasten, COO, and Jen Lipsey, CEO of ACLP will be celebrating Child Life Month, talking about research and their trip to Boston, and discussing the upcoming 2019 Child Life Annual Conference. They'll also share their interview with Ashley Kane and Erin Shaffer of Penn State Children's Hospital that features a discussion about their facility dogs program: life with the dogs, starting their program, and how they use their dogs in interventions. 

#ChildLife Episode 9: Happy Child Life Month!

A packed episode with hosts Bailey Kasten, COO and Jen Lipsey, CEO of the Association of Child Life Professionals. In this episode, Jen and Bailey run through all of the upcoming events and opportunities on the ACLP calendar and share some of the work that's been done across ACLP committees. We're also joined by Kathryn Cantrell with a preview of the latest issue of the ACLP Bulletin and Focus. Also featuring, a special interview with ACLP/Child Life Council's first president Jerriann Wilson and Alexis Plumb, members of the Archives Management Committee of ACLP.  Jerriann and Alexis share the history of the archives and share some really wonderful examples of the treasures within.   Episode length: 48 min.

#ChildLife Episode 8: Looking to the Future and Remembering the Past

This special episode of #ChildLife brings together the leaders of the current Child Life Certification Commission to discuss the final results of the 2018 job analysis and what it means for the Certified Child Life Specialist credential!  

*Special Episode* The Results of the 2018 Job Analysis!

Jen and Bailey give a briefing on ACLP's strategic planning meeting and share updates on the child life community calendar. Get a glimpse of the latest issue of the ACLP Bulletin/Focus with Executive Editor, Kathryn Cantrell, PhD, CCLS. And.. Our special interview with Kat Leibbrandt, CCLS and Kelly Boyd, CCLS who went to Texas to volunteer with children and families seeking asylum.

Episode 7: Strategic Planning, Child Life at the Border, and the Fall Bulletin/Focus

#ChildLife - The ACLP Podcast for the Child Life Community

The Donald has shade for the Parkland students and Joe Biden.

#016 Trump Ignores the Parkland Students

#015 Spelling is Hard

The Donald is refocusing on Mueller and headed to Nixonville.

#014 Nixonville Here We Come!

Donald J. Trump's Tweets and other communications.

#013 McCabe Firing Fuc*ery

#012 Stable to the Core

Donald Trump's Tweets: The Very Stable Genius Podcast

Healthcare innovations that make a difference. On the show, Cristy Gupton, President of Custom Benefits Solutions, meets with other experts in the industry and talks over solutions to current obstacles. Today's problems with healthcare and how we change it for the better.

Healthcare professional and host, Cristy Gupton, interviews Vinay Patel about the Lewandowski vs. Johnson & Johnson case. They discuss how the health plan's PBM arrangement could be what opens up the plan's fiduciary to legal action.  Learn more here.

S03E12:  Doctor says, "Show Me Where It Hurts".  Patient says:  "In the PBM".

Cristy Gupton and Jacqueline Grady discuss recent court proceedings, and when the right time to call a lawyer is.

S03E11: Stand Your Ground For What’s Right with Jacqueline Grady

Healthcare professional and host, Cristy Gupton, interviews Dr. Hochman about IndeDocs’ upcoming event. The two discuss the benefits of pro-bono medical care, along with the benefits of owning a practice which isn’t tied to a larger figurehead.

S03E10: Physicians Reclaiming their Autonomy with Dr. Marcelo Hochman

Healthcare professional and host, Cristy Gupton, interviews Tony Sorrentino about his company, Health Plan Fiduciary Compliance, LLC. They discuss the ERISA and CAA compliance, along with how to save employers money.

S03E09: The Sleeper Law Explained by Tony Sorrentino

Healthcare professional and host, Cristy Gupton, interviews Dr. Young about his latest book, along with discussions on the approaching 2060 American Healthcare dystopia. They attempt to find solutions, and discuss the effectiveness of these solutions in countering that possible future.

S03E08: How to Prevent the 2060 Dystopia Featuring Richard Young, MD.

Healthcare Solutions

A show about Politics, Culture, and The Other Things.

The gang interviews Attorney General Ferguson of Washington State about business owners refusing to serve same-sex weddings. Tune in to hear about how public accommodations laws are defended against First Amendment objections from one of the nation’s leading defenders of public accommodations equality.

Interview: Attorney General Ferguson on Arlene’s Flowers and Masterpiece Cakeshop

An anonymous Op-Ed in the New York Times and Bob Woodward’s new book, “Fear,” have engaged the public in a conversation about the efficacy and loyalty of the Trump Administration. Who wrote the op-ed? Will the 25th Amendment be invoked? Tune in to hear the gang discuss.

The Trump Administration

Is affirmative action effective? Is it just? Is it fueling the student debt crisis? The gang brings a set of refreshingly new takes to an issue you thought your knew everything about.

Affirmative Action

Two guests from Puerto Rico join the gang in discussing the Puerto Rican Independence/Statehood debate and considerations for the island. We learned a lot making this episode and hope you guys enjoy the discussion!

Puerto Rican Independence/Statehood

The gang discusses the obligations that corporations have to upholding the American ideal of free speech.

Corporate Free Speech

Unnecessary and Proper

Rock Flag and Eagle has infiltrated liberal college radio to bring all of you liberty loving Americans a weekly dose of freedom and analysis of news and politics.

2009 Maine Referendum Issues: Gay Marriage, Excise Tax, Tax Payer's Bill of Rights II (TABOR II), School Consolodation.

Rock Flag and Eagle: Episode 12

Last episode of the year, Arlen Specter switching parties, Swine Flu, Obama's First 100 Days Press Conference, Grab Bag.

Rock Flag and Eagle: Episode 11

Department of Homeland Security domestic terrorist threat leak, Release of reports about waterboarding and torture, Ron Paul on the Somalian Pirates, Political bias by college professors.

Rock Flag and Eagle: Episode 10

Somalian Pirates, Gun Violence & the Second Amendment, Obama Bowing to the King of Saudi Arabia, Americans and Capitalism, Billy Mays on the Obama Administration.

Rock Flag and Eagle: Episode 9

President Obama's Press Conference, Tim Geithner Power Grab / Executive Power, President Obama's foreign policy, "Tea Party" Song, Ron Paul Mob.

Rock Flag and Eagle: Episode 7

Rock Flag & Eagle: Conservative Talk Radio

Audio recordings of Peterson Perspectives interviews with Peterson Institute for International Economics research staff, analyzing current economic and political events.

The Napoleonic Blockade offered an opportunity for economists to see whether temporary protection from imports can help industrial development. Réka Juhász (Columbia University) joins to discuss her research into whether French regions better protected from trade with the British during the Napoleonic Wars (1803-1815) did better in mechanized cotton spinning – the era’s frontier industry – than more exposed regions.

Trade Talks Episode 121: Can Infant Industry Protection Work? Evidence from Napoleon

Nick Bloom (Stanford University) joins to discuss the increase in trade policy uncertainty under President Trump and implications for investment and economic growth. They describe new ways of measuring policy uncertainty – including the Economic Policy Uncertainty Index, as well as surveys – and recent evidence of its impact, including on the US stock market.

Trade Talks Episode 119: Stock Markets, the Economy, and Trump’s Trade Policy Uncertainty

Two former USTR negotiators join to explain the details of the new US-China trade agreement. Agriculture negotiator Darci Vetter (Edelman, 3:50) describes China’s new commitments toward US farm products, and foreign investment negotiator Lauren Mandell (WilmerHale, 18:30) explains changes to China’s legal system, protection of intellectual property, as well as the agreement’s dispute settlement provisions. Finally, Simon Rabinovitch (The Economist, 37:15) joins to provide the reaction from China.

Trade Talks Episode 118: Ins and Outs of the US-China Phase-One Trade Deal

New evidence reveals a side effect of President Trump’s import tariffs. The research shows that, through US supply chain linkages, the new US tariffs on imported inputs are directly contributing to the recent slowdown in US exports of outputs. Kyle Handley (University of Michigan) joins to discuss the potential causes and consequences of these results.

Trade Talks Episode 117: Trump's Import Tariffs Have Hurt US Exports

The WTO is failing to meet a 2020 deadline set by the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals to negotiate limits to fisheries subsidies. To figure out why, we went to Geneva and spoke with Alice Tipping (International Institute for Sustainable Development) and Mukesh Bhatnagar (Centre for WTO Studies). We describe difficulties on getting a deal to restrain subsidies which lead to overcapacity and overfishing, as well as eliminating subsidies that contribute to illegal, unreported, and unregulated fishing.

Trade Talks Episode 116: Fish Subsidies. What’s the Catch?

Peterson Perspectives: Interviews on Current Issues

June 24 2018 – With Sabriya out this week, Sheila was joined by Caryle Victor and Kelle Maston. This week the ladies took on topics including the proposed merger of the Department of Education with the Labor Department, the House passing a symbolic Food Stamp cut, the Supreme Court’s ruling on warrants for cell phone search, […]

Black Women Talk Politics Season 2 Ep. 3

June 10 2018 – This week Sheila is joined by Leslie Ward, EdD. After a week where two celebrities committed suicide, Sheila and Leslie kick off the show by discussing Suicide, Depression, and Mental Health and how these issues are dealt with in the Black community. The number for the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline is […]

Black Women Talk Politics S2E2

May 3 2018 – Sheila and Sabriya are back for Season 2! Listen in as they discuss the hot political topics of the week.

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#ChildLife - The ACLP Podcast for the Child Life Community

Donald Trump's Tweets: The Very Stable Genius Podcast

Healthcare Solutions

Unnecessary and Proper

Rock Flag & Eagle: Conservative Talk Radio

Peterson Perspectives: Interviews on Current Issues

Black Women Talk Politics

Elected Officials of America: Underdog Stories

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Oral Arguments from the Eighth Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals

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