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Law-Deriding Citizens (feat. Brandon Isleib)

Episode 7 of the The Ohio Bubble podcast, hosted by theohiobubblepodcast, titled "Law-Deriding Citizens (feat. Brandon Isleib)" was published on October 26, 2022 and runs 95 minutes.

October 26, 2022 ·95m · The Ohio Bubble

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Summary

In Kelsey’s (temporary) absence we’re joined by lawyer and polymath, Brandon Isleib (AKA Restless Mosaic) to discuss the odd side of Ohio’s laws.  From banned monkeys to reptilian projectiles, we attempt to find out why these weird statutes are on the books. And Brandon attempts to segue between them… The full list of sources, links and disclaimers may not be visible on your podcast App due to space limitations. Please visit us at https://theohiobubblepodcast.podbean.com to see them all. Logo by ridz_khan on Fiverr Sources and Links: Restless Mosaic on Bandcamp: https://restlessmosaic.bandcamp.com/ Columbus Municipal Code: https://library.municode.com/oh/columbus/codes/code_of_ordinances Ohio Revised Code: https://codes.ohio.gov/ohio-revised-code Roller Skate History: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roller_skates Mo’s Bows: https://mosbowsmemphis.com/ Only In Your State Weird Laws Listicle: https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/ohio/crazy-laws-part-2-oh/amp/ Casper Law Weird Laws Listicle: https://casperlaw.com/blog-21-weird-laws-in-the-tri-state/  The actual weird Ohio food law is about donuts and not ice cream: http://www.legintent.com/three-laws-weird-almost-want-break/ Other states have weird ice cream laws though: https://atlantainjurycounsel.com/top-10-weirdest-laws-in-georgia/ Disclaimers:  External links are provided to credit the sources used in our research and provide further background. They do not reflect the opinions of the Ohio Bubble Podcast. Don’t worry! Kelsey’s fine and she’ll be back next time! It shouldn’t have to be said but please don’t take legal advice from this podcast. We aren’t experts on everything. If you think we’re incorrect about something, let us know at https://www.instagram.com/the_ohio_bubble_podcast/

Episode Description

In Kelsey’s (temporary) absence we’re joined by lawyer and polymath, Brandon Isleib (AKA Restless Mosaic) to discuss the odd side of Ohio’s laws.  From banned monkeys to reptilian projectiles, we attempt to find out why these weird statutes are on the books. And Brandon attempts to segue between them…

The full list of sources, links and disclaimers may not be visible on your podcast App due to space limitations. Please visit us at https://theohiobubblepodcast.podbean.com to see them all.

Logo by ridz_khan on Fiverr

Sources and Links:

Restless Mosaic on Bandcamp: https://restlessmosaic.bandcamp.com/

Columbus Municipal Code: https://library.municode.com/oh/columbus/codes/code_of_ordinances

Ohio Revised Code: https://codes.ohio.gov/ohio-revised-code

Roller Skate History: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Roller_skates

Mo’s Bows: https://mosbowsmemphis.com/

Only In Your State Weird Laws Listicle: https://www.onlyinyourstate.com/ohio/crazy-laws-part-2-oh/amp/

Casper Law Weird Laws Listicle: https://casperlaw.com/blog-21-weird-laws-in-the-tri-state/ 

The actual weird Ohio food law is about donuts and not ice cream: http://www.legintent.com/three-laws-weird-almost-want-break/

Other states have weird ice cream laws though: https://atlantainjurycounsel.com/top-10-weirdest-laws-in-georgia/

Disclaimers: 

  • External links are provided to credit the sources used in our research and provide further background. They do not reflect the opinions of the Ohio Bubble Podcast.
  • Don’t worry! Kelsey’s fine and she’ll be back next time!
  • It shouldn’t have to be said but please don’t take legal advice from this podcast.
  • We aren’t experts on everything. If you think we’re incorrect about something, let us know at https://www.instagram.com/the_ohio_bubble_podcast/

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