September 2019 – Page 22

September 4, 2019

Strict Scrutiny - Pineapple & Rage

In our final summer episode, it’s a reproductive rights and justice block party (or wake, depending on your perspective). Leah, Melissa, and Kate discuss the reproductive rights and justice cases that made their way to the Supreme Court, the cases that almost made their way to the Court, and the cases that might make their way to the Court soon. They also point out how many of the Court’s cases have implications for reproductive justice before walking through some recent reproductive justice litigation involving the Supreme Court bar.

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September 4, 2019

The NewsWorthy - Tracking Dorian, Walmart Gun Sales & Facial Recognition – Wednesday, September 4th, 2019

The news to know for Wednesday, September 4th, 2019!

Today, we've got another update about Hurricane Dorian as it impacts the U.S., and we're talking Walmart's new rules for guns and ammunition.

Plus: Facebook's facial recognition and the NFL's new plans to reach teens.

Award-winning broadcast journalist and former TV news reporter Erica Mandy breaks it all down for you.

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Sources:

Hurricane Dorian: ABC News, Weather Channel, AccuWeather, AP, The Hill

US Manufacturing: NBC News, WSJ, Bloomberg

Walmart Gun Sales: WSJ, NYT, CNN, The Hill

Flavored E-Cig Ban: The Washington Post

Facebook Face Recognition: Facebook, Consumer Reports, Quartz, Reuters, The Hill

Zao App: The Verge, CBS News

Android 10 Released: Cnet, The Verge, Business Insider

New Foldable Phone? : Bloomberg

Apple Watch Patent: TechCrunch, 9to5mac

NFL + TikTok: Engadget, CNBC

Summer Youth Unemployment: WSJ

September 4, 2019

Pod Save America - 2020: Bill de Blasio on taxing the rich and rooting for the Red Sox

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio joins Jon L. to talk about staying in the race, running a city, achieving universal pre-K, beefing with Cuomo, and why he's still a Red Sox fan.

September 4, 2019

The Daily Signal - #538: How the Sexual Revolution Gave Us Identity Politics

"If you ask the question, ‘Who am I?’ — up until the sexual revolution, that was not a hard question to answer," says Mary Eberstadt, author of the new book, "Primal Screams." She joins the podcast to discuss identity politics, the "pre-rational emotional expressionism" present in our political discussions today, and more.

We also cover these stories:

• Walmart is changing its gun policies.

• Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says he could schedule a vote on gun control legislation if the White House expresses support.

• Sen. Ted Cruz and activist Alyssa Milano are planning to have a meeting on gun control, after a series of tweets.

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September 4, 2019

Pod Save America - “Trump’s lost summer.”

Trump caps off a lost summer by golfing and rage-tweeting through a hurricane, and a debate begins about which states are most important in 2020. Then political strategists David Axelrod and Mike Murphy, co-hosts of the Hacks On Tap podcast, talk to Jon F. about the Democratic primary and upcoming debate.

September 3, 2019

The Gist - The Big Power of Right-Wing Radio

On The Gist, how hurricanes are like racism.

In the interview, talk radio has shaped so much of our political discourse, often in ways we don’t even realize. Brian Rosenwald sought to figure out just how much influence it’s had and condensed it all into his new book Talk Radio’s America: How an Industry Took Over a Political Party That Took Over the United States. He’s here to talk with Mike about Rush Limbaugh’s early years, the outsized importance of Roger Ailes, and where this leaves us today.

In the Spiel, president Trump’s pre-hurricane golfing is the last thing we should be worrying about.

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September 3, 2019

Cato Daily Podcast - A Conservative Evaluation of Conservative Nationalism

What do conservatives think of the emerging nationalist conservatism that rejects much of recent decades of conservative and libertarian thinking? Richard Reinsch of Law and Liberty gives his assessment.

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September 3, 2019

Reset with Sasha-Ann Simons - CPS Teacher Returns To Classroom After Stint In Academia

In his new book, Chicago Public Schools teacher Gregory Michie writes about what it was like to return to teach in the same middle school in Chicago’s Back of the Yards neighborhood where he began his career after more than a decade as an education professor.

Morning Shift digs into what’s different about the teaching profession this decade compared with the late 1990s and how Michie navigates his role as a white teacher in a school that’s almost exclusively made up of black and brown students.

September 3, 2019

The Intelligence from The Economist - No safety in numbers: America’s immigration raids

Workplace raids catch many undocumented migrants in one place. But they do nothing to tackle the criminal element that the Trump administration has so vilified. Many of the 2,000 Turkish citizens that fought alongside jihadists in Syria now want to return; the whole region is struggling with its expat extremists. And, a “culinary balance of trade” reveals which cuisine has most conquered the world’s menus.