All episodes
From the Archives 102: Willard T. Cantelon, The New World Money Systems (1969)
Ex Cathedra 4: Jeffrey Bellin on Legal Scholarship and Teaching
Bennett Capers on Afrofuturism & Critical Race Theory
Matthew Hitt on Supreme Court Decisionmaking
Matt Teichman on Offensive Generic Statements
Jasmine Harris on the Aesthetics of Disability
Lauren van Haaften-Schick on the Artists' Contract
Lex Phonographica 6: Lawrence Lessig, The Law of the Horse: What Cyberlaw Might Teach (1997)
Lex Phonographica 5: Charles Colman, About Ned (2016)
Lex Phonographica 4: Aharon Barak, Hermeneutics and Constitutional Interpretation (1993)
Lex Phonographica 3: Brennan, State Constitutions and the Protections of Individual Rights (1977)
Lex Phonographica 2: Don't Cry Over Filled Milk (1988)
Lex Phonographica 1: Samuel D. Warren & Louis D. Brandeis, The Right to Privacy (1890)
From the Archives 102: Jack Van Impe, The Coming War With Russia (1973)
Léonid Sirota on Canadian Originalism
From the Archives 101: The President's Assassin Speaks (~1964)
Jorge Contreras on "Sui-Genericide"
Anat Alon-Beck on Unicorn Stock Options
Jennifer Oliva on Prescription Drug Policing
Alexa Chew & Kevin Bennardo on Citation Stickiness
From the Archives 100: Adlai Stevenson (1965)
Ex Cathedra 3: Orin Kerr on Legal Scholarship
Samuel Brunson on Taxing Religion
Daniela Simone on Collective Authorship
Allison Anna Tait on the Law of High-Wealth Families
Ed Timberlake on Trademarks in the #Twitterverse
Ex Cathedra 2: June Carbone on Legal Scholarship
Howard Kislowicz on Canadian Aboriginal Rights and Religious Freedom
From the Archives 99: Kenneth McFarland, Liberty Under Law (~1966)
Ex Cathedra 1: Mark Lemley on Legal Scholarship
Doron Dorfman on Deservingness, Scarcity, and Disability Rights
Mila Sohoni on the Lochner Era & the Trump Administration
From the Archives 98: Underground (1976)
From the Archives 97: Wendy Bagwell, From Peanuts to President (1977)
Zahr Said on the Craft Beer Industry
From the Archives 96: The New York Taxi Driver (1959)
Jeffrey Lipshaw on Turing, the Halting Problem, AI & Lawyering
Lindsey Barrett on Data Privacy & Information Fiduciaries
From the Archives 95: William O. Douglas on Conformity (1964)
From the Archives 94: Bill Cox, The Trial Of Bruno Richard Hauptmann (1935)
Tom Simmons on Conflicts of Interest and Virtual Representatives
Eric Goldman on Emojis & the Law
From the Archives 93: Abe Fortas on Precedent (1968)
Wendy Netter Epstein on Private Alternatives to the Individual Mandate
From the Archives 92: Hugo Black, Radio Address (1937)
From the Archives 91: Warren E. Burger, The State of the Judiciary (1970)
From the Archives 90: Justice Thurgood Marshall introduces Justice Abe Fortas (1968)
Leah Chan Grinvald and Ofer Tur-Sinai on the Right to Repair
From the Archives 89: Martin and Roberts, Ninety-Nine Years (Is Almost for Life) / Prisoner No. 999 (1932)
From the Archives 88: Alfred E. Neuman, It's a Gas! (1963)
From the Archives 87: President Nixon's Resignation Speech
Daniel Rice on the Logan Act & the Take Care Clause
Jonah Gelbach on the Judicial Evaluation of Statistical Evidence
Lisa Ramsey on Trademark Law & the First Amendment
Akram Faizer on Reforming the Tax Code
Jacqueline Lainez-Flanagan on Tax Policy & Human Rights
Jay Soled on Estate Tax Reform
From the Archives 86: Gagged & Chained (1970)
Jess Miers on Section 230 and the Internet
Melanie Reid on the "CSI Effect"
Andy Wright on Oversight & Executive Privilege
Christian Burset on Colonial Common Law
Eve Hanan on the Subjective Experience of Prison
Nizan Packin on Financial Technology & Regulation
Jeffrey Bellin on Fourth Amendment Textualism
Hannah Haksgaard on Rural Practice as Public Interest Work
Nicole Boyson on Dual-Registered Investment Advisers
Sarah Sherman-Stokes on Central American Refugees
Hannah Bloch-Wehba on Internet Platform Governance
Brandon Magner on Union Elections and the "Laboratory Conditions" Doctrine
From the Archives 85: William H. Townsend, The Lion of Whitehall: Cassius Marcellus Clay (1952)
Ari Bryen on the Legal Culture of Ancient Rome
Eric Kades on Inequality & the Rule Against Perpetuities
Matt Lawrence on Social Consequences in Health Insurance
Louis Rosen on Marvel's Daredevil as Vigilante & Lawyer
Clark Asay on Artificial Intelligence Policy
Franita Tolson on Congress's Constitutional Authority Over Elections
William Moon on Jurisdictional Competition in Corporate Law
Bob Tarantino on the Dungeons & Dragons Open Game License
Noah Weisbord on Aggression Under International Law
Jay Wexler on Pluralistic Religious Speech
Rose Cuison Villazor on Immigration Localism
Thibault Schrepel on Antitrust Without Romance
Michael Mannheimer on Vagueness
Hilary Allen on Driverless Finance
From the Archives 84: Burlesque Uncensored: A Bare Faced Documentary (1955)
Sharon Yadin on Regulatory Shaming
Akshaya Kamalnath on Indian Bankruptcy Law
Marie-Amélie George on Trans Rights
Stephanie Barclay on Categories of Harm
Ann Lipton on Stakeholder Disclosure Requirements
Cynthia Godsoe on Teen Sex Statutes
Mala Chatterjee on the Role of Volition in Copyright
Andy Grewal on the President's Tax Returns
Stephanie Plamondon Bair on Poverty and Intellectual Property
Heidi Matthews on Sexual Violence and International Criminal Law
From the Archives 83: The Murder Trial of William Palmer, Surgeon (1958)
Michael Nesbitt on Terrorism Prosecutions in Canada
Lawprofblawg on Hierarchies in the Legal Academy
Michael Steven Smith on Lawyers for the Left