Pep Talk #26 - Copyright

Episode 2 of the Weekly Political Pep Talks podcast, hosted by Leo & Vishal, titled "Pep Talk #26 - Copyright" was published on July 17, 2023 and runs 32 minutes.

July 17, 2023 ·32m · Weekly Political Pep Talks

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Summary

Welcome back to season 4 of Weekly Political Pep Talks! Today's main topic will be copyright law in the US. We'll start the episode with some current events regarding the Supreme Court's ruling regarding affirmative action, the candidates for the 2024 presidential election, and the Supreme Court's ruling regarding student debt. Next, we'll move on to our main topic segment about copyright law in the US. We'll start with an explanation of our own interactions with copyright law, discuss some definitions related to this topic, look at some background on the history of copyright law in the US, look at the Disney corporation and how they have taken advantage of copyright law, then share our thoughts. If you have any thoughts you'd like to share with us or suggestions for future episode topics, feel free to DM us on Instagram @weeklypoliticalpeptalks. That's it for today, so be sure to join us next week. Happy listening and stay political! Check out our website and social media! Website: weeklypoliticalpeptalks.com Instagram: @weeklypoliticalpeptalks YouTube: Weekly Political Pep Talks

Episode Description

Welcome back to season 4 of Weekly Political Pep Talks! Today's main topic will be copyright law in the US. We'll start the episode with some current events regarding the Supreme Court's ruling regarding affirmative action, the candidates for the 2024 presidential election, and the Supreme Court's ruling regarding student debt. Next, we'll move on to our main topic segment about copyright law in the US. We'll start with an explanation of our own interactions with copyright law, discuss some definitions related to this topic, look at some background on the history of copyright law in the US, look at the Disney corporation and how they have taken advantage of copyright law, then share our thoughts. If you have any thoughts you'd like to share with us or suggestions for future episode topics, feel free to DM us on Instagram @weeklypoliticalpeptalks. That's it for today, so be sure to join us next week. Happy listening and stay political!

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