Searching for Political Identity - Bird’s Eye Nuggets From Jurisprudence Class

Bird’s Eye Nuggets From Jurisprudence Class

10/17/21 • 19 min

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Searching for Political Identity

Another stream of conscious solo episode.
In this episode I cover:

Taking stock of where I’m at in law school.
What is jurisprudence?
What is originalism?
What is legal formalism?
Why is Lochner v. New York so universally reviled by legal scholars?
Am I starting to soften my stance on Critical Race Theory?

Another stream of conscious solo episode.
In this episode I cover:

Taking stock of where I’m at in law school.
What is jurisprudence?
What is originalism?
What is legal formalism?
Why is Lochner v. New York so universally reviled by legal scholars?
Am I starting to soften my stance on Critical Race Theory?

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Money & Vacation

In this short solo episode - Brian shares some more insight as to what prompted him to Search for Political Identity.

Being on vacation (and having decided not to bring my laptop), I was not able to edit. So, enjoy the mouth clicks!

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The Root of Our Problems With Scott Bell

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A wide ranging and free-flowing conversation about American politics, law, and how money controls all.

In this episode we cover:

What is the real big lie in America?
Why being able to put yourself in someone else’s shoes is still the most important character trait.
What did Richard Nixon do that profoundly impacted our society?
Tracing the timeline of the corporate oligarchy.
What do I think it means to “lean left” versus “leaning right?”
Is Donald Trump a grifter? Hint: yes
Why do I say (and does Scott agree) that Trump is an ironic figure?
Is Trump just a symptom of the disease?
What are the ultimate implications of globalization?
Is consumerism to blame?
What does being homeless teach you about capitalism?
How did Scott become an expert in violence?
How did Scott overcome addictions to alcohol and hard drugs?
Can we learn something from Portugal about how to deal with drug culture?
What happens when Scott flips the script and starts asking me questions?
Why it’s important to be able sit down and have a rational conversation with anyone.
Am I following in the footsteps of Joe Rogan?