Beginning the next significant series of broadcasts during this important time in the annual history of our High Court—when, consistent with tradition, its Members release their major decisions, including explanatory opinions, tempering concurrences, and increasingly vitriolic dissents. And observing the one-year anniversary of the landmark decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization—overturning nearly half […]

Starting our second year on the broadcast networks of Civic Media with one of themost significant events ever in law, government, and the aspiration for justice inAmerica—namely, the first time in our nation’s history that a former President hasbeen charged with federal crimes. Focusing on the 38 allegations against him andhis assistant-bodyguard for withholding national […]

Expressions of appreciation for the listening audience and especially on-air callersfor supporting the mission and goal of this show—that is, reviewing, analyzing,and discussing the most significant weekly news stories in the realms of law,government, and the aspiration for justice in America. Consistently asking (andanswering) three pivotal questions—namely, what do we know?; why is itimportant?; and […]

Starting the final broadcast of our first year on the Civic Media airwaves with aspecial segment of “What Happened Today in History”—highlighting the return in1994 of Russian dissident and Nobel Prize Winner Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn to theSoviet Union (after the dismissal of criminal charges against him) and the 1935decision of the United States Supreme Court invalidating […]

In substitution of the fairly routine invocation and description of significantevents on the broadcast “Day in History,” opening this time with twolandmark occurrences in recent human history—beginning with the 75 thanniversary of the creation of the modern state of Israel (and the reactions toit, both civilian and military, in the decades since then), followed by […]