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A Thousand Ways to Kill You
Listen now | He called it artistic expression. The government called it a threat. When does free speech go too far?
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Matthew S. Schwartz
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Michael Vuolo
41:52
1
Bodily Harm is Coming
Listen now | Is burning a cross so intimidating as to not deserve First Amendment protection?
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Matthew S. Schwartz
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Michael Vuolo
38:29
1
Drugs for a Deity
Listen now | Joe Frederick knew that students have some free speech rights, but he wanted to find out just how far those rights go. Find out what…
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Matthew S. Schwartz
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Michael Vuolo
26:30
June 2022
Do schoolchildren have First Amendment rights?
Listen now | The student protest that started it all.
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Matthew S. Schwartz
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Michael Vuolo
32:27
March 2022
Middle Finger to God
Listen now | Do we have the right to hurl hateful invective at a private citizen?
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Matthew S. Schwartz
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Michael Vuolo
6
Terry Abrahamson’s Dirty Joke
Listen now | On today’s show, the dirty joke that made it to the Supreme Court.
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Matthew S. Schwartz
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Michael Vuolo
1
February 2022
Not Alone In My Own Body
Listen now | Can the government force you to say something you find morally repugnant?
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Michael Vuolo
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Matthew S. Schwartz
1
People Think They’re Living in a Free Country
Listen now | Meet an accidental guardian of the First Amendment.
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Matthew S. Schwartz
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Michael Vuolo
6
January 2022
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