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Miami Law ExplainerS11 E12 The Meeting in DubaiClimate expert Jessica Owley unpacks the upcoming 2023 United National Climate Change Conference in Dubai. Recorded on November 8, 2023.2023-11-1317 min
Miami Law ExplainerS10 E2 Property Law and the Confederate MonumentsEnvironmental and property scholar JESSICA OWLEY discusses rehoming Confederate statues. Recorded January 11, 2023.2023-01-2322 min
Miami Law ExplainerS8 E7 Carbon Emissions in the CrosshairsClimate change on the docket. Environmental law expert JESSICA OWLEY unpacks the stalls and the threats. Recorded April 7, 2022.2022-04-1119 min
Miami Law ExplainerS4 E3 Another U.S. Climate Change FailEnvironmental law and policy expert Jessica Owley, recently returned from the U.N. Climate Change conference in Madrid, unrolls the talks, widely denounced as producing the worst outcomes in 25 years of climate negotiations. Recorded on January 21, 2020.2020-02-0322 min
Miami Law ExplainerS3 E2 Gutting the Endangered Species ActThe Trump administration significantly weakened the Endangered Species Act by enacting new rules that apply financial considerations to the evaluation of critical habitat. Jessica Owley, Miami Law’s new environmental law expert untangles the debate. Recorded on August 22, 2019.2019-08-2619 min
Oral ArgumentEpisode 154: Third PlaceSara Schindler returns to the show to talk about the phenomenon and problems of privately owned, publicly open spaces. We start, though, with a brief conversation about art and sexism. Then (12:23), we turn to Sarah's paper. What are POPOS? How are they created? Are they parks on the cheap or amenities of private businesses? Whether it's Balinese chanting in a corporate atrium, places to fly kites, or a spot to meet a new friend, we all need our third places.
This show’s links:
Sarah Schindler's faculty profile and writing
Sarah Schindler, The 'Publicization' of Private Sp...2017-12-031h 10Oral ArgumentEpisode 107: Unleash the JoeA special live-to-tape dig through the mailbag.
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Christian’s Modern American Legal Theory audio downloads (paste this into your podcast app: http://www.hydratext.com/malt2016?format=rss)
Episodes relevant to driverless cars: No Drones in the Park (guest Frank Pasquale and Sense-Think-Act (guest Ryan Calo)
Jonathan Masur’s episode: All over the Gander
SustainAtlanta
Oral Argument 74: Minimum Curiosity (guest Amanda Frost)
More Perfect (a side project of Radiolab)
Oral Argument 77: Jackasses Are People Too (guest Adama Kolber)
Oral Argument 44: Serial
Sarah Koenig, Judge Orderns New Trial for Adnan Syed (containing a link a...2016-08-131h 19Oral ArgumentEpisode 63: A Struggle with Every Single OneSuppose you wanted to check out how our efforts to save endangered species are going. Our guest, Jessica Owley, tried to do that and to observe what is happening where habitat conservation plans have been put in place. Things didn’t go so well. We discuss the structure of the Endangered Species Act, snails, dams, the God Squad, “incidental take permits,” how it’s all supposed to work, and, mainly, how Jessica was stymied in her efforts to figure out how it actually is working. (Brought to you by coffee sent by listener Adam.)
This show’s links:...2015-05-301h 22Oral ArgumentEpisode 59: Folly BridgesFriend of the show and “Freaks and Geeks” extra Sarah Schindler returns to join us live at Oral Argument World Headquarters to talk about the exclusion we impose not through law but through building and architecture. We make an outdoor party of it with very special guests Paul Heald, Jessica Owley, and Justin Steil. (With so many of us gathered around three microphones, forgive us for a little more unevenness in levels than usual.)
This show’s links:
Sarah Schindler’s faculty profile and writing
Oral Argument 4: Grow a Pear
Sarah Schindler, Architectural Exclusion
Our guest hosts: P...2015-05-031h 14