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Brother VS. Brother

by Brian & Colin Davis

Civil Conversations on volatile subjects and strategies for having those conversations. It is nearly impossible to find reasonable and rational discussions on topics ranging from social, political and philosophical concerns. This podcast aims to change that. You will also hear strategies that will help you to have your own civil conversations on volatile subjects.

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Episodes

  1. Discussion on the Pursuit of Happiness

    We discuss the section of the Declaration of Independence from the perspective of a liberal and a libertarian. You can find a link to the YouTube video of the conversation, here.

  2. SCOTUS decision on 303 Creative VS Elenis

    This case is about a business discriminating against a perspective customer based on religious beliefs. The web designer owner wanted to place a disclaimer on her marketing material stating that she would not design websites for gay marriage but instead would refer business to other designers.…

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  3. Race and college admissions

    The Supreme Court recently ruled that two particular universities could not use race as a criteria for accepting students. Colin and Brian discuss the issue. Is affirmative action Constitutional? Is affirmative action working? Are there situations where a group of students or sports team does not...

  4. The Durham Report

    What was the specific purpose of the Durham Investigation. How did it compare to the Mueller Report. Was the Investigation justified and what did it find. Did the Report have any specific conclusions and how did people’s bias color their opinion of the Report. Here is the link to the YouTube video.

  5. Ethics and the Supreme Court

    Have any of the Supreme Court (specifically Clarence Thomas) recently failed to adhere to existing ethical standards? Have any broken the law? Are the ethical standards stringent enough? Did gift giving influence any Supreme Court Justices? How did the media handle the situation? Here is the link...

  6. Looking back at the US response to the Covid pandemic

    There are things that the government did well and there were some significant missteps. Because we are likely to have another pandemic in our lifetime, it is wise to look at the actions and decisions and decide if they were optimal or if there were improvements that could have been implemented....

  7. Leaked government information

    We start of talking about Jack Teixeira documents found online. The conversation shifts toward whistleblowers, whistleblower protection and how top secret documents fit in. We get into some specifics about whistleblowers and find ourselves talking outside of our knowledge base. For more details,...

  8. Section 230 and responsibility of speech on the internet

    Section 230 of Telecommunications Act of 1996 states that no provider or user of an interactive computer service shall be treated as the publisher or speaker of any information provided by another information content provider. We discuss the difference between publishers, distributors and…

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  9. Book bans and removing other media from schools and libraries

    This subject is really about parents often being in conflict with schools regarding what content the children should have access to. Which group has the best interest of the children in mind? What happens when the two groups do not agree? Who decides what is age appropriate content? Here is the...

  10. Free Speech at Universities

    Which political ideologies are most impacted? Is there a First Amendment obligation toward speech on campuses? Is hate speech protected speech? What kind of speech is not protected under the Constitution? Did you know that the ACLU defended the right of a neo-Nazi group to march in the 1970’s? It...

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ABOUT THIS SHOW

Civil Conversations on volatile subjects and strategies for having those conversations. It is nearly impossible to find reasonable and rational discussions on topics ranging from social, political and philosophical concerns. This podcast aims to change that. You will also hear strategies that will help you to have your own civil conversations on volatile subjects.

HOSTED BY

Brian & Colin Davis

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Civil Conversations on volatile subjects and strategies for having those conversations. It is nearly impossible to find reasonable and rational discussions on topics ranging from social, political and philosophical concerns. This podcast aims to change that. You will also hear strategies that will...

How often does Brother VS. Brother release new episodes?

Brother VS. Brother has 10 episodes. Check the episode list to see recent publication dates and frequency.

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Brother VS. Brother is created and hosted by Brian & Colin Davis.
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