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Original Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder December 22, 2025Rewiring Democracy: How AI Will Transform Our Politics, Government, and CitizenshipArtificial intelligence and democracy are two of the most charged words in the news right now. To hear the headlines tell it, AI is either about to save us—or quietly break everything that makes self-government possible. A new book refuses that false choice. It asks a more uncomfortable—and more political—question: who is using AI, how, and for whose benefit?The book is Rewiring Democracy: How AI Will Transform Our Politics, Government, and Citizenship, published by MIT Press. It starts...
2025-12-2358 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder December 15, 2025 Jewish Voice For Peace: West Bank Divided and ConqueredOur guest today is Leta Hirschmann-Levy, a young Jewish New Yorker, who just returned from a solidarity delegation to the Israeli militarily occupied West Bank of Palestine. Ms. Hirschmann-Levy is a leading activist in Jewish Voice Peace, a writer and an actress. Her grandparents on her mother’s side were German Jewish refugees from the holocaust.Israel has killed at least 1000 Palestinians in the West Bank and East Jerusalem since October 7, 2023. The murders are part of their project to ethnically cleanse th...
2025-12-1554 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder December 8, 2025 Locals On Edge As Right Wing Christian Company Builds CommunityA quiet rural county in Tennessee has become an unexpected frontline in a national struggle over identity, democracy, and belonging. Jackson County—a small Appalachian community of rolling hills, family farms, and a slowly revitalizing town center—is now at the center of a political and ideological clash. Longtime residents are facing a wave of out of state White Christian nationalists developers. Their stated goals include rolling back civil rights gains, discouraging women from higher education or voting, and expe...
2025-12-0855 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder December 1, 2025 From The Flag To The Cross: Fascism American StyleFrom The Flag To The Cross: Fascism American Style is the title of a recently published anthology edited by Zachary Sklar and our own Michael Smith. Co-host Jim Lafferty wrote the introduction. The book draws from seven key interviews with prominent socialist thinkers in the United States and Canada. They include Margaret Kimberly, Henry Giroux, Dianne Feeley and Bill Mullen. Bill will also be joining Michael and Jim in the guest seat. He's Professor Emeritus of American Studies at Purdue University and author...
2025-12-0152 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder November 24, 2025Without Precedent: How Chief Justice Roberts and His Accomplices Rewrote The Constitution and Dismantled Our RightsEarly in his second term, after addressing a joint session of Congress, as he shook hands walking down the aisle, President Donald Trump turned to Chief Justice John Roberts, patted him on the back, and said, “Thank you again. Thank you again. I won’t forget.” What had Roberts done to deserve such gratitude? A lot.In her withering and revealing new book, Without Precedent: How Chief Justice Roberts and His Accomplices Rewrote The Constitution and Dismantled Our Rights...
2025-11-2452 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder November 17, 2025Socialist Democrat Voted Into NYC Mayoral Seat: What Happens Now?Thirty-three year-old Zohran Mamdani, an immigrant from Uganda, a Muslim, and a member of the Democratic Socialist of American won an overwhelming victory in New York City’s primary in September’s and then won the mayoral race in New York City December 4. His team of some 100,000 door knockers and canvassers swept the charismatic Mamdani into first place over the former governor and main line Democrat Andrew Cuomo. Cuomo was supported financially and politically by 28 different billionaires, Wall Street, and the real estate interests. The top of the...
2025-11-1751 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder November 10, 2025 Raiding the Genome: How the United States Government Is Abusing its Immigration Powers to Amass DNA for Future PolicingAround the world, governments are quietly stockpiling one of the most intimate forms of personal data imaginable: our DNA. What began as a tool for identifying suspects and reuniting families has become a global infrastructure for surveillance—an invisible archive of our genetic code, stored and searchable.In 2024, Georgetown Law’s Center on Privacy & Technology sounded the alarm in a report titled Raiding the Genome: How the United Stat...
2025-11-1058 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder November 3, 2025We’re Coming for You and Your Whole Rotten SystemTens of thousands of socialists, union members, and working people fought alongside Kshama Sawant and her city council office to win historic victories, like the $15 an hour minimum wage, Amazon tax on businesses, renter rights and more. Long before AOC and Bernie Sanders became household names, Kshama won elections as a socialist to the office of city council in Seattle in 2013.Twelve years ago the demand for $15 an hour was dismissed as utopian by the Democrats in Seattle and the corporate media. They won and mo...
2025-11-0358 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder October 27, 2025From The Flag To The Cross: Fascism American Style: Live Event From The Flag To The Cross: Fascism American Style is the title of a newly published book edited by Zachary Sklar and our own Michael Smith. The book draws from seven key interviews with prominent socialist thinkers in the United States and Canada. They include Margaret Kimberly, Henry Giroux, Dianne Feeley and Bill Mullen. Last month publishers OR books held a live book launch event taking place at Live On Avenue C in the East Village. Speakers included economist Rick Wolff, New York-based...
2025-10-2754 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder October 20, 2025 Non Citizens And Free Speech Rights: AAUP v RubioOn September 30, 2025 a federal judge in Boston issued one of the most important decisions that has been rendered during the 9 months of Donald Trump's second term. Following a nine-day trial in July that included the testimony of 15 witnesses and the admission of scores of documents, US District Judge William G. Young of the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts ruled that the Trump administration’s policy of arresting, detaining, and deporting noncitizen students and faculty members for th...
2025-10-2057 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder October 13, 2025Court Watchers Monitor Deportation CasesIn New York City, a quiet act of resistance is taking place every week inside the federal immigration courts. Members of the Professional Staff Congress—the union representing faculty and staff across the City University of New York—have been showing up not as lawyers or law enforcement, but as witnesses. They call themselves court watchers. Their goal: to stand beside immigrants facing possible deportation, document abuses, and assert the public’s right to observe what happens inside these halls of power.The union’s Immigr...
2025-10-1353 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder October 6, 2025Taxpayers Against Genocide and the National Lawyers Guild Submit Petition To UNEighty years ago, after 2 world wars claimed millions of lives, nations worldwide — including the United States — came together and established the UN system “to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war.” The UN Charter requires that all states settle their disputes peacefully and refrain from the use of armed force, except in self-defense after an armed attack against a UN state by another state, or when the Security Council authorizes it.But, motivated by American exceptionalism — the notion...
2025-10-0654 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder September 29, 2025The Library Freedom ProjectSoon after the attacks of September 11, 2001, when federal agents demanded library circulation records under the USA Patriot Act, librarians became unlikely whistleblowers for democracy. The “Connecticut Four” successfully sued the FBI in 2005 over secret National Security Letters that sought patron data and imposed gag orders. They reminded the nation that a book borrowed in silence should never be grounds for suspicion.The Library Freedom Project was born in this climate of intrusion. It equips librarians with new skills: teaching prompt literacy so they can critically eval...
2025-09-3052 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder September 22, 2025 Corporate Media Coverage Analysis of NYC Mayoral RaceThe majority campaign of Zohran Mamdani in New York City is the most hopeful development on the left in America today. Mamdani is a charismatic 33 year-old Uganda born one time state legislator and a wholehearted supporter and member of the Democratic Socialists of America. He is challenging former governor Andrew Como, who was recently forced to resign in disgrace after being credibly accused by 13 women of sexual harassment.Cuomo represents the establishment, the real estate, financial, and big tech interests in America’s largest city. He...
2025-09-2255 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder September 15, 2025 Defending My Enemy: Skokie and the Legacy of Free Speech in AmericaAt the heart of Trump's blizzard of chaotic, cruel, and corrupt attacks on our democracy is one of the most turbulent, disruptive, and consequential assaults on freedom of speech in American history. Trump and his obedient underlings have enlisted the full force of the federal government’s overwhelming criminal, civil, administrative, immigration, and national security apparatus to illegally crush protest, dissent, and free speech.On an unprecedented scale, directly and indirectly, Trump is violating the Fi...
2025-09-1550 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder September 9, 2025From The Flag To The Cross: Fascism American StyleFrom The Flag To The Cross: Fascism American Style is the title of the recently published anthology edited by Zachary Sklar and our own Michael Smith. Co-host Jim Lafferty had written the introduction. The book draws from seven key interviews with prominent socialist thinkers in the United States and Canada. They include Margaret Kimberly, Henry Giroux, Dianne Feeley and Bill Mullen. Bill will also be joining Michael and Jim in the guest seat, he's Professor Emeritus of American Studies at Purdue University and author of...
2025-09-0852 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder September 1, 2025Paul Le Blanc On Democratic Socialist TrendIn a remarkable come from behind victory in the Democratic primary over disgraced former New York governor Andrew Cuomo, the Democratic Socialist Zorhan Mamdani is likely to become the next mayor of New York City in November when he wins the election. This comes a decade after the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) exploded onto the stage of US politics. The organization is full of vibrant campaigns, discussion, and experimentation. How can democratic socialists build a working-class political alternative powerful enough t...
2025-08-3157 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder August 25, 2025The First Amendment Heavily Tested Under Trump AdministrationThe First Amendment is being tested in many arenas not only in response to various Executive Orders which Donald Trump has issued in his second term, but also in state legislatures which are experimenting with how far the government can go in restricting freedom of speech.In Free Speech Coalition v. Paxton, the US Supreme Court upheld a Texas law requiring age verification for access to Internet porn sites. In 2024, Mississippi enacted House Bill 1126 after a Mississippi teen...
2025-08-2457 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder August 18, 2025University Capitulates To Censorship PoliciesVI. Lenin, the leader of the Russian Revolution, observed that sometimes decades go by without very much happening and other times decades happen within weeks. In a sense we are living through such a time. It is comparable to the great transformation several centuries ago, when feudalism was finally subdued and capitalism flowered. The obligations of the master to the serf were severed and workers were left on their own in the new ruthless capitalist society.The harshness of capitalism was ameliorated by social legislation, most notably...
2025-08-1853 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder August 11, 2025The Trump Administration and ACLU Legal Counteraction Strategy The very day President Donald Trump returned to the White House on January 20, 2025, the American Civil Liberties Union celebrated the beginning of its 106th year. Based on its long experience combating repressive governments, the ACLU had been carefully planning for the possibility of Trump's reelection. That day it announced that it was fully prepared for the threat Trump posed to our constitutional democracy. The ACLU recalled that "Since first leaving office in 2020, Trump has threatened to enact policies that would endanger...
2025-08-1156 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder August 4, 2025The Dual State: A Contribution to Theory of Dictatorship. The German Jewish lawyer Ernst Fraenkel escaped from fascist Germany and settled in the United States. In 1941 he wrote an extremely important book which were going to discuss today. The book is titled The Dual State: A Contribution to Theory of Dictatorship. The book explains how Hitler availed himself of two systems of law. The first Fraenkel called the normative state. This is your traditional law that regulates things like contracts and property. It was practiced in Nazi Germany and...
2025-08-0457 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder July 28, 2025AI Generated Police ReportsPolice departments across the U.S. are beginning to use artificial intelligence tools like Axon's “Draft One” to automate the writing of police reports based on body-worn camera audio. While the goal is to save time and reduce paperwork, digital rights advocates are raising serious concerns. The Electronic Frontier Foundation warns that Draft One lacks transparency, making it hard to tell whether errors or biases in reports come from the AI or the officer. They argue this could compromise accountability and justice. The ACLU has also flagged risks tied to AI's potential for inac...
2025-07-2855 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder July 21, 2025Checks, Balances And Separation Of PowersThis half-hour, we continue our ongoing effort to understand in real time, the upheavals taking place within our US government, as well as the blitz of attacks on the rule of law – and that includes attacks on judges, lawyers, academics, students, and virtually anyone else who is critical of the Trump Administration’s policies and actions.Today, we’ll be particularly focused on recent Supreme Court decisions that have paved the way for Trump to dismantle the Department of Education and numerous government agenci...
2025-07-2158 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder July 14, 2025 American Association of University Professors v. RubioSadly, listeners to Law & Disorder are all too familiar with how the Trump administration has systematically created a climate of repression and fear on our university campuses. Federal agencies are attempting to deport multiple individuals for their pro-Palestinian advocacy, including Mahmoud Khalil, a leader of the pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University. These actions have sent chills through the community of noncitizen students and faculty on campuses around the country, causing some to pull out of academic conferences, stay home from protests, and...
2025-07-1454 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder July 7, 2025 Trump v Casa : Presidential ImmunityOn June 27, the last day of the Supreme Court's official term, the 6-member ultra-conservative majority issued one of the most dangerous decisions in its history, which the 3 dissenting judges called "shameful" and a "grave attack on our system of law."In three lawsuits consolidated as Trump v, CASA Inc, 22 state attorneys general, several pregnant women who are not American citizens, and a variety of civil rights organizations challenged Donald Trump's Executive Order banning birthright citizenship. That's the principle enshrined in the Fourteenth Amendment to the Con...
2025-07-0757 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder June 30, 2025 Dangerous Threshold: Long Range Implications Of Bombing Iran's Nuclear FacilitiesIn a dangerous escalation of U.S. foreign policy, Donald Trump announced on June 22 that the U.S. had bombed 13 Iranian nuclear facilities in support of Israel. The Israeli-Iranian conflict has already left hundreds dead—including scores of civilians—and now risks igniting a wider regional, if not global, war.While Trump claimed to broker a ceasefire, Israeli missiles struck Iranian targets just hours later. Iran denied any retaliation but was quickly blamed for alleged missile fire—charges used to justif...
2025-06-3057 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder June 23, 2025 Law Firms Targeted By Trump AdministrationTrump and the MAGA movement behind him have taken huge steps to upend and overturn the kind of democracy, however limited by race and class, that we have lived with since our independence from England some 250 years ago. In order to secure their rule, these fascists, like those in the Hitler movement 90 years ago, attempted to get control of the various apparatuses of our society. They aimed at the major media, the universities, the states like California, the scientific establishment, the medical profession, the cultural apparatus, t...
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Speaking Freely: A First Amendment Podcast with Stephen RohdeThe F-word as Political ProtestWelcome to Speaking Freely: a First Amendment Podcast with Stephen Rohde. In this new series, First Amendment expert Stephen Rohde, who has litigated and written about freedom of expression for decades, will explore some of the most controversial free speech and free press cases decided by the U.S. Supreme Court—looking at hot-button issues like hate speech, defamation, incitement, social media, obscenity, flag burning, espionage, and academic freedom.In this eighth episode, we delve into a case that asks the question: does profanity count as protected political protest?For a full transcript, links to ca...
2025-06-1728 minSpeaking Freely: A First Amendment Podcast with Stephen RohdeFree Speech and the InternetWelcome to Speaking Freely: a First Amendment Podcast with Stephen Rohde. In this new series, First Amendment expert Stephen Rohde, who has litigated and written about freedom of expression for decades, will explore some of the most controversial free speech and free press cases decided by the U.S. Supreme Court—looking at hot-button issues like hate speech, defamation, incitement, social media, obscenity, flag burning, espionage, and academic freedom.In our tenth and final episode, we're diving into what free speech means in the digital age. For a full transcript, links to cases referenced in thi...
2025-06-1729 minSpeaking Freely: A First Amendment Podcast with Stephen RohdeIs Hate Speech Free Speech?Welcome to Speaking Freely: a First Amendment Podcast with Stephen Rohde. In this new series, First Amendment expert Stephen Rohde, who has litigated and written about freedom of expression for decades, will explore some of the most controversial free speech and free press cases decided by the U.S. Supreme Court—looking at hot-button issues like hate speech, defamation, incitement, social media, obscenity, flag burning, espionage, and academic freedom.In our ninth episode, we delve into cases that ask the question: is hate speech free speech? For a full transcript, links to cases referenced in thi...
2025-06-1723 minSpeaking Freely: A First Amendment Podcast with Stephen RohdeThe Pentagon PapersWelcome to Speaking Freely: a First Amendment Podcast with Stephen Rohde. In this new series, First Amendment expert Stephen Rohde, who has litigated and written about freedom of expression for decades, will explore some of the most controversial free speech and free press cases decided by the U.S. Supreme Court—looking at hot-button issues like hate speech, defamation, incitement, social media, obscenity, flag burning, espionage, and academic freedom.In this seventh episode, we dive into the Espionage Act and the case of the Pentagon Papers. For a full transcript, links to cases referenced in thi...
2025-06-1719 minSpeaking Freely: A First Amendment Podcast with Stephen RohdeStudents and the First AmendmentWelcome to Speaking Freely: a First Amendment Podcast with Stephen Rohde. In this new series, First Amendment expert Stephen Rohde, who has litigated and written about freedom of expression for decades, will explore some of the most controversial free speech and free press cases decided by the U.S. Supreme Court—looking at hot-button issues like hate speech, defamation, incitement, social media, obscenity, flag burning, espionage, and academic freedom.In our sixth episode, we delve into a number of pivotal cases of free speech on campus. For a full transcript, links to cases referenced in thi...
2025-06-1724 minSpeaking Freely: A First Amendment Podcast with Stephen RohdeDo the Nazis Have the Right to March in Skokie?Welcome to Speaking Freely: a First Amendment Podcast with Stephen Rohde. In this new series, First Amendment expert Stephen Rohde, who has litigated and written about freedom of expression for decades, will explore some of the most controversial free speech and free press cases decided by the U.S. Supreme Court—looking at hot-button issues like hate speech, defamation, incitement, social media, obscenity, flag burning, espionage, and academic freedom.In this third episode, we delve into one of the most famous free speech battles in American history: The case of the Nazis who wanted to march in Sk...
2025-06-1719 minSpeaking Freely: A First Amendment Podcast with Stephen RohdeCivil Rights and Weaponizing Libel LawsWelcome to Speaking Freely: a First Amendment Podcast with Stephen Rohde. In this new series, First Amendment expert Stephen Rohde, who has litigated and written about freedom of expression for decades, will explore some of the most controversial free speech and free press cases decided by the U.S. Supreme Court—looking at hot-button issues like hate speech, defamation, incitement, social media, obscenity, flag burning, espionage, and academic freedom.In this third episode, we delve into how libel laws have been weaponized against civil rights movements, how the courts put a stop to it, and what more re...
2025-06-1719 minSpeaking Freely: A First Amendment Podcast with Stephen RohdeAssaults on Academic FreedomWelcome to Speaking Freely: a First Amendment Podcast with Stephen Rohde. In this new series, First Amendment expert Stephen Rohde, who has litigated and written about freedom of expression for decades, will explore some of the most controversial free speech and free press cases decided by the U.S. Supreme Court—looking at hot-button issues like hate speech, defamation, incitement, social media, obscenity, flag burning, espionage, and academic freedom.In this third episode, we're delving into assaults on academic freedom—from McCarthyism and anti-Communist fervor to the current day. For a full transcript, links to cases...
2025-06-1722 minSpeaking Freely: A First Amendment Podcast with Stephen RohdeAntiwar Protest on Trial.Welcome to Speaking Freely: a First Amendment Podcast with Stephen Rohde. In this new series, First Amendment expert Stephen Rohde, who has litigated and written about freedom of expression for decades, will explore some of the most controversial free speech and free press cases decided by the U.S. Supreme Court—looking at hot-button issues like hate speech, defamation, incitement, social media, obscenity, flag burning, espionage, and academic freedom.In this second episode, we delve into how speech that is deemed "disloyal" towards the government, flag, or military has been prosecuted—and how these cases have tested the...
2025-06-1728 minSpeaking Freely: A First Amendment Podcast with Stephen RohdeThe Trial of John Peter ZengerWelcome to Speaking Freely: a First Amendment Podcast with Stephen Rohde. In this new series, First Amendment expert Stephen Rohde, who has litigated and written about freedom of expression for decades, will explore some of the most controversial free speech and free press cases decided by the U.S. Supreme Court—looking at hot-button issues like hate speech, defamation, incitement, social media, obscenity, flag burning, espionage, and academic freedom.In this first episode, we’re delving into one of the most fundamental cases in the history of free speech in this country: the trial of John Peter Zeng...
2025-06-1723 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder June 16, 2025Leadership Failure Within The Democratic PartyThe unfolding events in Los Angeles after Donald Trump called up the National Guard in violation of federal law and his threat to invoke the Insurrection Act are but his latest assault on democracy and the Constitution. Lawyers, social justice organizations, and watchdog groups are fighting back in over 245 lawsuits against the Trump administration winning over 180 injunctions. Last Saturday, thousands of NO KINGS rallies were held in every state of the Union.But many are asking: Where is the Democratic Party in all this? Opinion surveys show the public...
2025-06-1653 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder June 9, 2025A Genocide Foretold: Reporting on Survival and Resistance in Occupied Palestine. The world looks on in horror as Israel continues its genocidal assault on the Palestinian people. According to Benjamin Netanyahu, the only inevitable outcome will be the wish of Gazans to emigrate outside of the Gaza Strip, he told this to lawmakers at a leaked closed-door meeting. But our main problem is finding countries to take them in. According to our guest today, Chris Hedges, the Israeli war in Gaza marks the end of a world where humanitarian law, conventions...
2025-06-0953 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder June 2, 2025Placeless: Homelessness in the New Gilded AgeHomelessness in the USA has reached catastrophic proportions. In New York City alone 125,000 people are homeless. One out of eight children in public school are homeless. Shelters for homeless people are overflowing. Many sleep outside or in the subway system. Their conditions of life have driven many of these people over the edge.The problem is long-standing and quite evident.There’s a lack of affordable housing. Why? Because building affordable housing is not as profitable as building luxury housing. How realistic is it to get money for af...
2025-06-0257 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder May 26, 2025 Lawless: How the Supreme Court Runs on Conservative Grievance, Fringe Theories, and Bad VibesToday, Republicans are the ruling party in the United States. They control the presidency, the Senate, and the House of Representatives. But they also control the Supreme Court, which is the one institution that is supposed to oversee the legality and constitutionality of what the other two branches do. The Supreme Court has a super majority of six conservative justices, all of whom were appointed by Republican presidents, and three of whom were appointed by Donald Trump himself.
2025-05-2656 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder May 19, 2025Law and Disorder co-hosts Heidi Boghosian and Stephen Rohde discuss Israel’s continued assault on Gaza and the West Bank and the Trump administration doubles down—backing military aid to Israel while cracking down on pro-Palestinian voices at home. Student visas are being revoked, protests labeled “antisemitic,” and university funding slashed. Historian and Jewish Voice for Peace board member Barry Trachtenberg joins them to explore the dangerous implications for academic freedom, dissent, and the weaponization of antisemitism to silence solidarity.Hosts then uncover a growing movement pushing back against what cri...
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LA ProgressiveIs Donald Trump Bullying America's Judicial BranchIs Donald Trump Bullying Judges and Law Firms? Has he taken a page from Hitler’s playbook?It appears that Trump is bullying America's legal system. Nine of America’s largest and most powerful law firms have surrendered to President Donald Trump’s illegal threats. They demeaned themselves by agreeing to provide an astonishing $940 million in free legal services to causes chosen by Trump and the firms while also agreeing to discontinue their DEI policies. Fortunately, other firms refused and are fighting back. Trump bullied the legal system by following Hitler's playbook. The most ominous parallel is to Nazi Germany, where...
2025-05-1521 min
LA ProgressiveIs Donald Trump Bullying America's Judicial BranchIs Donald Trump Bullying Judges and Law Firms? Has he taken a page from Hitler’s playbook?It appears that Trump is bullying America's legal system. Nine of America’s largest and most powerful law firms have surrendered to President Donald Trump’s illegal threats. They demeaned themselves by agreeing to provide an astonishing $940 million in free legal services to causes chosen by Trump and the firms while also agreeing to discontinue their DEI policies. Fortunately, other firms refused and are fighting back. Trump bullied the legal system by following Hitler's playbook. The most ominous parallel is to Naz...
2025-05-1521 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder May 12, 2025Co-hosts Michael Smith and Jim Lafferty get a closer look at the latest U.S. negotiations with Iran and Israel's demand to dismantle Iran's nuclear energy program. Richard Becker will join hosts. He's the Western Regional Coordinator of the ANSWER Act Now to Stop War and End Racism explains in detail what is at stake.Hosts then speak with Nadia Ben-Youssef, the Advocacy Director at the Center for Constitutional Rights about a new report submitted by four human rights groups denouncing the accelerated disintegration of democracy in the US. The report is titled Entrenching...
2025-05-1252 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder May 5, 2025A Constitutional Crisis In The United States America is in the midst of a constitutional crisis. More than 200 lawsuits have been filed against the Trump administration during his first 100 days in office, resulting in more than 100 injunctions and stays, as he lays waste to fundamental constitutional protections and laws passed by Congress. On the first day of his second term, Donald Trump had the audacity to sign an executive order claiming he was "restoring freedom of speech." Instead, his administration is systematically destroying the right to speak freely, to...
2025-05-0557 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder April 28, 2025Chris Hedges: Trump 2.0 Trump 2.0 is qualitatively different from his first term in office. This time Trump and his allies have brought down a tsunami on us, creating fear and chaos.Tens of thousands of government workers have been fired. Thousands have been deported, some to a torture prison in El Salvador. Due process was ignored. The court orders challenging this have been ignored, as well. With his extreme tariff measures, Trump has damaged our economy, and it looks like there may be a recession down the road. Trump has...
2025-04-2854 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder April 21, 2025Radio Documentary – It Was Genocide: Armenian Survivor StoriesAround the world, April 24 marks the observance of the Armenian Genocide. On that day in 1915 the Interior Minister of the Ottoman Empire ordered the arrest and hangings of Armenian intellectuals and community leaders in Constantinople. It was the beginning of a systematic and well-documented plan to eliminate the Armenians, who were Christian, and who had been under Ottoman rule and treated as second class citizens since the 15th century.The unspeakable and gruesome nature of the killings—beheadings of groups of babi...
2025-04-2157 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder April 14, 2025Oligarchs, Billionaires And Reshaping The Economic-Political LandscapeWe’re living at a time of profound changes in the institutions that previously governed our society. One hundred years ago V.I Lenin, the leader of the Russian Revolution, observed that sometimes nothing changes for decades and at other times decades-long changes occur within several days.This is what is happening now in America as the old institutions, the Democratic Party, the Republican Party, the universities, the media, the government, including Congress, governmental agencies, the elite law firms, educational institutions and mo...
2025-04-1456 min
LA ProgressiveThe Presidents and the PeopleStephen Rohde offers a review of Corey Brettschneider’s engaging new book The Presidents and the People: Five Leaders Who Threatened Democracy and the Citizens Who Fought to Defend It. Brettschneider offers lucid and revealing profiles of five presidents - John Adams, James Buchanan, Andrew Johnson, Woodrow Wilson, and Richard Nixon - who “stoked the fire of a constitutional crisis” and “wielded the nation’s most powerful office to undermine a core aspect of democracy.” Given the “fragile pillars of American democracy,” Brettschneider believes each of these presidents stands “as a conspicuous example of the damage a single president can do.”For...
2025-04-1244 minLA ProgressiveThe Presidents and the PeopleStephen Rohde offers a review of Corey Brettschneider’s engaging new book The Presidents and the People: Five Leaders Who Threatened Democracy and the Citizens Who Fought to Defend It. Brettschneider offers lucid and revealing profiles of five presidents - John Adams, James Buchanan, Andrew Johnson, Woodrow Wilson, and Richard Nixon - who “stoked the fire of a constitutional crisis” and “wielded the nation’s most powerful office to undermine a core aspect of democracy.” Given the “fragile pillars of American democracy,” Brettschneider believes each of these presidents stands “as a conspicuous example of the damage a single president can do.”Fortunately, B...
2025-04-1244 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder April 7, 2025The Dangerous Militarization of AI and the Profiteering Behind ItA recent exposé by investigative journalist Peter Byrne, titled One Ring to Rule them All, and published by Project Censored, reveals the unsettling extent of Silicon Valley's deepening ties to the military-industrial complex. Byrne traces the rise of Palantir Technologies—founded with seed money from the CIA and ominously named after the all-seeing stone in Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings. Today, Palantir stands as a $200-billion powerhouse, fueling AI-driven military operations across the globe.Byrne’s investigation uncovers how Pal...
2025-04-0758 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder March 31, 2025The Silencing of Genocide CriticsThe International Court of Justice, known as the World Court, found it plausible that Israel was committing genocide against the Palestinian people living in Gaza. Thereafter the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his defense minister Yoav Gallant.Since October 8, 2023 Israel has murdered, on an industrial scale, upwards of 70,000 people and reduced most of the Gaza strip to a pile of rubble. They used American bombs and received American diplomatic cover and financial...
2025-03-3158 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder March 24, 2025James Goodale: Fighting for the Press and Freedom of SpeechDonald Trump has wasted no time in his second term attacking free speech and freedom of the press. He arrested Mahmoud Khalil, a permanent US resident with a green card and a student visa, and is trying to deport him (until restrained by a federal judge) because Khalil led pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University. He has threatened to deport other students for their pro-Palestinian protests. Trump banned the Associated Press from White House press briefings and Air Force One for using...
2025-03-2454 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder March 17, 2025Weak Opposition Strengthened Capitalist OrderWe, as ordinary people, are experiencing a profound change in the nature of who holds power in America today. Our constitutional democracy, however limited by race and class, is being replaced by an oligarchy, that is to say, the rule by the super rich few over the many. The separation of powers between the Congress, the Executive, and the Supreme Court has all but been eliminated. We are getting what the oligarchs wish for, “a unitary executive” where Trump is attempting to rule by executive decrees.He and M...
2025-03-1758 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder March 10, 2025Federal Court Challenges to Trump Administration Arguments The number of active lawsuits in federal courts challenging Trump administration arguments has now topped 100. In 21 of those cases, judges have already issued temporary restraining orders or preliminary injunctions, effectively stopping, at least for now, parts of Trumps agenda. For example, as reported in the New York Times this past Sunday, trial court judges have blocked for now Trumps mass firings of civil servants, Musks access to sensitive federal agency data, the relocation of transgendered women inmates to mens prisons, the pursuit...
2025-03-1058 minLA ProgressiveConsiglieres in Black RobesThought leader, writer, lecturer and political activist, Stephen Rohde joins Sharon Kyle and Dick Price of the LA Progressive to discuss the perils we find ourselves facing with the current supremem court. Rohde maintains that throughout his rise to power, Trump has recruited obedient enablers to do his bidding. He says that Trump’s henchmen have compliantly cleared the way for him to lie, steal, and conspire to get whatever he wants. The three, Stephen, Dick and Sharon discuss whether there is evidence to suggest that Trump has enlisted the six conservative Republican justices on the United States Supreme Court to...
2025-03-0528 min
LA ProgressiveConsiglieres in Black RobesThought leader, writer, lecturer and political activist, Stephen Rohde joins Sharon Kyle and Dick Price of the LA Progressive to discuss the perils we find ourselves facing with the current supremem court. Rohde maintains that throughout his rise to power, Trump has recruited obedient enablers to do his bidding. He says that Trump’s henchmen have compliantly cleared the way for him to lie, steal, and conspire to get whatever he wants. The three, Stephen, Dick and Sharon discuss whether there is evidence to suggest that Trump has enlisted the six conservative Republican justices on the United St...
2025-03-0528 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder March 3, 2025Emphasis On Christian Nationalism Several recent developments in the United States have highlighted an increased emphasis on Christian Nationalism within government policies, raising concerns about the separation of church and state and its impact on daily life. This heretical form of Christianity is being forced upon us. It is super masculine, misogynist, nationalist, homophobic, white, supremacist, and racist. It is Christian in name only. The religion of egalitarian Jesus, who preached the values of the sermon on the mount, is not their religion. The Christian nationalists want to use...
2025-03-031h 00Original Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder February 24, 2025Lawyers Defending American DemocracyThe early days of the Trump administration have ushered in a series of assertive executive orders that are rapidly reshaping the federal landscape. While new administrations typically bring change, most Americans expect such shifts to respect the rule of law. Project 2025, however, diverges from legal norms, challenging birthright citizenship, dismantling crucial federal agencies like USAID without congressional approval, and attempting to criminalize support for lawful diversity and anti-bias initiatives.Today’s guest is Lauren Stiller Rikleen, Executive Director of Lawyers Defending American Democracy. She argues that the media ha...
2025-02-2458 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder February 10, 2025Trump Executive Orders Erasing Protections For UnderclassThis is the first week of Black History Month, and we at the Law and Disorder show are eager to celebrate it. But that's not what's happening in the Trump administration. The Defense Department under the headline "Identity Months Dead at DoD" has eliminated various Heritage Months, including Black History Month. Meanwhile, the Defense Intelligence Agency has "paused" the recognition of Black History Month.Even more alarming is Trump’s Executive Order eliminating the use of D.E.I., that is “diversity, equity and inclusion”, as fac...
2025-02-0947 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder February 3, 2025A Golden Age of OligarchsLast month, Elon Musk said something about the Trump election with which we agree. He said “this was no ordinary victory. This was a fork in the road of human civilization.“ How true. Now our democracy, however, restricted by class and race, is in the process of being replaced by a super wealthy oligarchy. There are more than 800 billionaires in the United States. They are now in the saddle.The Citizens United Supreme Court case of 2010 eased the process. Trump was elected with money, trul...
2025-02-0355 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder February 17, 2025Dismantling Progress, Deportation And Sanctuary CitiesOn Law and Disorder, we're celebrating Black History Month. We remember and honor the ongoing struggle of Black Americans and their allies to achieve equality, justice and fairness. But the forces of white supremacy have opposed that struggle at every turn. Today, the President of the United States and his enablers are at the forefront of not only dismantling the progress that has been made but creating new obstacles to impede further progress.On day one, Trump claimed to end birthright citizenship and he terminated Diversity, Equity and Inclusion...
2025-02-0356 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder January 27, 2025The First Amendment And TikTokOn January 17, for the first time in modern American history, a unanimous US Supreme Court upheld a sweeping prior restraint on free speech imposed by Congress banning over 170 million users in the United States from having access to the popular social media platform TikTok that the Court itself admitted allows users to create, publish, view, share, and interact with short videos overlaid with audio and text. In 2023 alone, U. S. TikTok users uploaded more than 5.5 billion videos, which were in turn viewed more than 13 trillion times around the world...
2025-01-2755 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder January 20, 2025Malcolm X Shabazz et al. v. USAA groundbreaking legal case seeks justice for the family of most iconic civil rights leaders, Malcolm X. In an unprecedented lawsuit filed by his daughters, the Shabazz family is challenging the U.S. government, the City of New York, and several high-ranking law enforcement agencies. At the heart of the case is the claim that state actors, including the FBI and NYPD, played an active role in the assassination of Malcolm X on February 22, 1965, and that this involvement has been systematically covered up for decades....
2025-01-2055 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder January 13, 2025Remembering The Legacy of Jimmy CarterJimmy Carter passed away on December 29, 2024, at the age of 100. His legacy in human rights has left an indelible mark on global diplomacy. Elected in 1977 as the 39th President of the United States, Carter made human rights a central theme of his administration. He believed that as a global power, the US had a responsibility to champion freedom, dignity, and justice for all people, regardless of nationality or political system. This vision led to the introduction of policies aimed at addressing both the internal injustices within the U...
2025-01-1358 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder January 6, 2025We Are the Union: How Worker to Worker Organizing Is Revitalizing Labor and Winning Big.The bank robber Willie Sutton was asked why he robbed banks. He famously replied, “because that’s where the money is.” We’re interested in the labor movement not only for humanitarian reasons but because that’s where the power is. Union members can withhold their labor and bring the economy to a standstill. Unionized workers gained ground in 2024. Union workers in the private sector saw a 6% rise in real wages last year. But ov...
2025-01-0654 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder December 30, 2024Taxpayers Against Genocide: Lawsuit Filed Against Congress Members For Approving $26.38B In Military Aid To Israel On December 19, 2024, a coalition of human rights activists and organizations filed a class action lawsuit against California Congress members Mike Thompson and Jared Huffman. The lawsuit alleges that the representatives misused their authority by approving $26.38 billion in military aid to Israel, despite evidence that these funds contribute to ongoing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza. Supported by more than 500 plaintiffs across Northern California, the case highlights growing public demands for accountability in U.S. foreign policy. It was filed by the group T...
2024-12-3057 min
Profiles in LeadershipDr. Sylvia Rohde-Liebenau, From Arms Control Negotiations to Executive CoachingMy exploration of power began with Plato's philosophies in school and deepened through my university studies in political science and law, and a PhD in international relations.As a young girl, I was attracted to all things martial and loved playing with guns together with the boys in my neighbourhood. In my teens, this changed as I not only started to prefer going out to dance with the boys, but also started less martial activities like Yoga and meditation, and became involved in the peace movement. Like many in my generation, I was concerned by the Cold...
2024-12-291h 03Original Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder December 23, 2024 Charting A Way Forward: A Billionaire President, Economies and PoliciesThe corporate media has been working to normalize Trump and his cabinet nominees who are waiting in to take the reins of the US government on January 20, 2025. Trump won the popular vote by less than his three predecessors Biden, Obama, and Bush. He lost in 2020 and attempted to stay in power by a coup that failed. But last month he succeeded in staging a comeback. He will be more focused, organized, and more brutal than he was the last time....
2024-12-2451 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder December 16, 2024U.S. Attorney General Choice: Florida Attorney General Pam BondiBondi, Florida's first woman attorney general for eight years from 2011-2019, was part of Trump's defense team during his first impeachment trial and supported his false claims of fraud following the 2020 election. She's remained in Trump's orbit since then, continuing to advise him on legal matters.In announcing Bondi as his new choice, Trump signaled the role he expects her to play. "For too long, the partisan Department of Justice has been weaponized against me and other Republicans - Not anymore. ... Pam...
2024-12-1656 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder December 9, 2024Attacking Those In Academia Who Condemn The Israel-Gaza WarAll across this country, academic freedom is once again under severe attack. Why?…because at colleges and universities, professors who dare to speak out in defense of the Palestinian people and condemn Israel’s genocidal war against the Palestinian people, are being censored, disciplined and fired. These attacks on academic freedom are not limited to actions by university administrators, but include those by the federal government, as well. Visiting scholars, adjuncts and lecturers without tenure have also had their contracts terminated, or not renewed. Some had their classes sudd...
2024-12-0957 min
Idiot's Guide to ImagineeringMicro Magic: What the Heck is ‘Nahtazu’?In this special Micro Magic episode of Idiot’s Guide to Imagineering, Kaity takes us back to 2002, when Disney's Animal Kingdom was struggling to find its footing. Explore how Imagineer Joe Rohde’s vision of a park beyond your average zoo faced challenges, and dive into the iconic marketing campaign that coined the phrase "Nahtazu!" Was it really enough to change public perception of the park? Kaity explores Disney’s efforts to reshape Animal Kingdom's identity, the roadblocks along the way, and the lasting impact of this clever campaign. Don't miss this quick dive into Disney history!Don't...
2024-12-0206 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder December 2, 2024Fascism on Trial: Education, and the Possibility of DemocracyFascist Germany’s industrial murder of Jews in Europe 80 years ago has been seared into the consciousness of humankind. Today its a great irony of history that the Israeli government, which claims to be the moral legatee of the holocaust, is carrying out a genocide against millions of Palestinians in Gaza.This is being done with the full support of the American government which supplies political, diplomatic, and propaganda cover for what Israel is doing. It supplies the bombs, planes, ar...
2024-12-0254 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder November 25, 2024The Zionist's Long Term PlanThe humanitarian catastrophe Israel has engineered, in Gaza has no president in the modern era, “ Patrick Lawrence recently wrote, in that “Israel hates the United Nations and all it stands for, international law above all, without limit."Last week using American airplanes and bombs, Israel illegally attacked Lebanon and then Syria. It is aiming to get the United States involved in a war against Iran.Israel’s action in overwhelming, displacing, and murdering the native Palestinians was baked into the Zi...
2024-11-2554 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder November 18, 2024ACLU Vows To Protect Civil LibertiesToday, with Donald Trump headed back to the White House, the nation is preparing for a devastating onslaught of civil rights and civil liberties abuses. Organizing, mobilizing, and resistance is going on all over the country. Within hours after the election, the ACLU made the following announcement. "Starting on day one, we’re ready to fight for our civil liberties and civil rights in the courts, in Congress, and in our communities. We did it during his first term – filing 434 legal actions against Trump while he...
2024-11-1852 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder November 11, 2024Donald Trump Elected As The Next U.S. PresidentThe election of Donald Trump as our next president exposed a truth about where “we the people” are at. Because there could be no doubt in the minds of those who elected him what Trump intends to do once back in the White House. There was nothing vague about his platform. He made it clear he believes only he and other strongmen—and that’s “strong men”, not strong women-- should rule America. Women, in fact, are too weak to rule, or apparently...
2024-11-1158 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder November 4, 2024 Understanding CapitalismThe great German playwright, and political figure, Berthold Brecht, observed that to understand fascism you have to understand capitalism, from whence it springs. Today, it is also helpful for us to understand that the rise of fascism in Germany 100 years ago, has parallels we can see now with the rise of fascism in the United States.Prior to World War I, which began in 1914, the German working class and middle class were relatively prosperous. The German unions were strong and influential. Prior to World War...
2024-11-0359 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder October 28, 2024Special Report: Global Threats To Freedom Of Expression Arising From Gaza ConflictOn top of the devastating humanitarian crisis and the issues of genocide and violations of human rights in Gaza and the West Bank, there has been an unprecedented attack on freedom of the press and freedom of expression globally prompted by that war.In August, Irene Khan the UN Special Rapporteur on the promotion and protection of the right to freedom of opinion and expression issued an alarming report examining the impact of the conflict in Gaza on freedom of...
2024-10-2858 min
Agents Of TechBuilding Blocks of Life, AlphaFold and AI Drug DevelopmentIn this episode of Agents of Tech, we dive into the groundbreaking advancements in AI and biotechnology with a focus on AlphaFold 3, the revolutionary AI model developed by Google DeepMind. Before AlphaFold developers Demis Hassabis and John Jumper were awarded the 2024 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their work, this AI system had already been making waves by predicting 3D protein structures with unprecedented accuracy.Join hosts Stephen Horn and Autria Godfrey as they explore the profound impact AlphaFold is having on science, from understanding the building blocks of life to accelerating drug discovery. We speak with Dr. Luke...
2024-10-2331 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder October 21, 2024Today we turn to the status of press freedom in Israel. Since the Hamas attack on October 7, 2023, and during the ensuing war in Gaza ever since, which is now moving into the West Bank, the pressure on journalists who are trying to cover what’s been happening there is increasing… and more dangerous.According to the New York-based Committee To Protect Journalists, the Israel-Gaza war has claimed the lives of more journalists over the course of a year than in any other conflict the organization has documented. They estimate 128 journalists killed and 69 imprisoned.
2024-10-2058 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder October 7, 2024 USPS: Concerns With Louis Dejoy And Election IntegrityFree elections can too easily turn into hollow formalities when coercion, manipulation, or biased governance replace voter choice and participation. The United States Postal Service has historically been one of the most trusted government institutions in the United States, with a strong reputation for reliability and nonpartisanship. Until now.Louis DeJoy, a prominent Trump donor and former logistics executive, was appointed as Postmaster General in May 2020, just months before the 2020 presidential election. His tenure has been marked by a...
2024-10-0757 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder October 14, 2024Fascism on Trial: Education, and the Possibility of DemocracyFascist Germany’s industrial murder of Jews in Europe 80 years ago has been seared into the consciousness of humankind. Today its a great irony of history that the Israeli government, which claims to be the moral legatee of the holocaust, is carrying out a genocide against millions of Palestinians in Gaza.This is being done with the full support of the American government which supplies political, diplomatic, and propaganda cover for what Israel is doing. It supplies the bombs, planes, ar...
2024-10-0656 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder September 30, 2024Complicity In Genocide: CCR Case Against The Biden Administration UpdateLast fall, the internationally acclaimed Center for Constitutional Rights in New York City filed a lawsuit in federal court on behalf of several Palestinian groups and individuals against President Joe Biden, Secretary of State Anthony Blinken, and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin, alleging that Israel's actions in Gaza have amounted to genocide and that Biden, Austin, and Blinken have failed their obligation under international law to prevent Israel from committing genocide in Gaza.The lawsuit claimed that the 1948 International Convention...
2024-09-2951 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder September 16, 2024Understanding CapitalismThe great German playwright, and political figure, Berthold Brecht, observed that to understand fascism you have to understand capitalism, from whence it springs. Today, it is also helpful for us to understand that the rise of fascism in Germany 100 years ago, has parallels we can see now with the rise of fascism in the United States.Prior to World War I, which began in 1914, the German working class and middle class were relatively prosperous. The German unions were strong and influential. Prior to World War I, Germany also had the largest and strongest...
2024-09-1558 minOriginal Law and Disorder Radio ™Law and Disorder September 9, 2024September 11, 2001: Lessons Learned And OverlookedIt has been 23 years ago this week since the attacks on September 11, 2001 in New York City, the Pentagon, and Shanksville, PA, killing nearly 3,000 people and injuring more than 6,000. On that day, the United States had a choice: The George W Bush administration could have treated the attacks as a violation of US and international law, launched a criminal investigation, and brought the perpetrators to justice in accordance with the rule of law. Instead, President Bush waged endless wars against Afghanistan and Iraq, pushed through Congress the USA Patriot Act, opened the notorious...
2024-09-0957 min
Tanzen kann man auch auf BrauseFolge 147 - Interview 108 - Nadja LindNadja ist Musikproduzentin mit eigenem Label und war früher als DJ unterwegs.
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Running the Bases with Small BusinessesREPOST: Stephen Wible - Credit SuiteRunning the Bases today with Stephen Wible. Stephen is the Director of Business Development for Credit Suite, Inc. – The recognized leader in teaching business owners how to “Build Business Credit” that is NOT tied to your social security number.Stephen is a Marine Corps veteran with a deep background in real estate sales, flipping and property management, print manufacturing, building and obtaining business credit. He has founded and led multiple successful companies and has had as many as 300+ rental properties in his portfolio.Stephen is a public speaker...
2022-08-0857 min
Darts and LettersJanuary 6th and the Myth of the Mob (ft. James Jasper and Joy Rohde)
The January 6th hearings continued this week, so we took it as an opportunity to revisit how academics tried to explain the events. Many likened it to a kind of psycho-social pathology; terms like deindividuation, psychosis, groupthink, and mob mentality were thrown around liberally. This is basically crowd theory, a line of thought developed in the 19th century by French physician Gustave Le Bon.
However, Le Bon was a reactionary bigot. He feared the masses, derided popular intelligence, and condemned democratic rule. Plus, his ideas are largely discredited. Left wing scholars do not like Le Bon–at lea...
2022-06-191h 08
Industrial IoT SpotlightEP 126 - Selling value trumps selling features - Stephen Timme, CEO, FinListicsIn this episode, we discuss the need for technology sales teams to adopt an executive mindset and learn to communicate value rather than features. We also explore the challenges of selling a value proposition around strategic objectives rather than improvement of hard KPIs that can be qualified in a business case. Our guest today is Stephen Timme, CEO of FinListics. FinListics provides analysis of customers to help enterprise sales organisations harness and leverage the power of insight-led selling to engage prospects with value-driven narratives. Visit finlistics.com to learn more about Insight-Led Selling. Lots of value information i...
2022-05-0356 minIndustrial IoT SpotlightEP 121 - Ultra low-cost BLE sensors for product tracking, Stephen Statler, SVP of Marketing, WiliotIn this episode, we discuss the supply chain implications of IoT sensors that track location and environmental conditions that cost pennies and are the size of postage stamps. We also explore the importance of partner ecosystems in scaling IoT systems around innovation in a core technology. Our guest today is Stephen Statler, SVP of marketing at Wiliot. Wiliot is a leader in battery-free bluetooth semiconductors and sensor management cloud services, scaling the IoT by connecting people with products in new ways. IoT ONE is an IoT focused research and advisory firm. We provide research to en...
2022-04-0855 min
Running the Bases with Small BusinessesStephen Wible - Credit SuiteRunning the Bases today with Stephen Wible. Stephen is the Director of Business Development for Credit Suite, Inc. – The recognized leader in teaching business owners how to “Build Business Credit” that is NOT tied to your social security number.Stephen is a Marine Corps veteran with a deep background in real estate sales, flipping and property management, print manufacturing, building and obtaining business credit. He has founded and led multiple successful companies and has had as many as 300+ rental properties in his portfolio.Stephen is a public speaker...
2021-07-2657 min
On The Issues With Michele GoodwinWhy Does the Death Penalty Still Exist in the United States?On January 16, 2021, the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Dustin Higgs became the 13th and final person executed by the Trump administration—just days before Inauguration Day for President Joe Biden, the first sitting president to openly oppose the death penalty. President Trump’s spate of executions began six months before Biden's inauguration, with six executions occurring in the period after he lost the election. Overall, the former president oversaw “the most consecutive civilian executions by the federal government or any state in the 244-year history of the United States” and “ended a 17-year bipartisan federal moratorium”...
2021-02-2339 min
The Corporate Jet Investor PodcastCJI Town Hall - Episode 18 - Getting ready for the fallAs Autumn approached, the Corporate Jet Investor Town Hall, supported by Aerlex, took a look at what the key themes for the end of 2020 were going to be.Speakers included:Amanda Applegate, Aerlex Law GroupKirsten Bartok Touw, AirFinancePerla Fagundez, AerowiseViren Joshi, AirFinanceStephen Kelly, Global AVXBrian Proctor, Mente GroupLee Rohde, Essex Aviation Group Inc.
2020-09-0951 min