The oral argument in Moore v. Harper lasted approximately three hours. In our last podcast, we began an analysis by tracing some of the advocates’ arguments and justices’ responses. This time, we go to the key questions that lay at the basis of all the back and forth. We answer them, but more than that, we look at their underpinnings and construct a framework in which, we believe, all elements of the case fit together. For your trouble, audience, you will receive a master class in the law of “Fed Courts,” you will hear excerpts from a debate with Professor Amar, and even hear from the dictator of San Marcos.
Short Wave - Brain Scientists Are Tripping Out Over Psychedelics
Psychedelic drugs – like LSD, salvia, ayahuasca, Ibogaine, MDMA (AKA ecstasy), or psilocybin (AKA 'magic mushrooms' or 'shrooms') – are experiencing a resurgence of interest in their potential medical benefits.
At the Neuroscience 2022 meeting held by the Society of Neuroscience, the appetite for psychedelic research permeated the sessions, discussions, and even after-hours barroom talk — drawing in researchers, neuroscientists, companies, reporters, and advocates alike.
"In the last couple of years there has been a lot of excitement in psychedelics. I think it started first in the popular media." says Alex Kwan, associate professor at Cornell University. "Neuroscience, actually, I think took another year or two to catch on."
Today on the show, host Aaron Scott and NPR's brain correspondent Jon Hamilton chat psychedelic drugs — whether this renewed interest will represent incremental or revolutionary changes in the fields of medicine, psychology, and neuroscience.
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At the Neuroscience 2022 meeting held by the Society of Neuroscience, the appetite for psychedelic research permeated the sessions, discussions, and even after-hours barroom talk — drawing in researchers, neuroscientists, companies, reporters, and advocates alike.
"In the last couple of years there has been a lot of excitement in psychedelics. I think it started first in the popular media." says Alex Kwan, associate professor at Cornell University. "Neuroscience, actually, I think took another year or two to catch on."
Today on the show, host Aaron Scott and NPR's brain correspondent Jon Hamilton chat psychedelic drugs — whether this renewed interest will represent incremental or revolutionary changes in the fields of medicine, psychology, and neuroscience.
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NPR's Book of the Day - In ‘Grocery Shopping With My Mother,’ a son becomes a caretaker
Author Kevin Powell grew up without much physical affection. He says the first time someone tried to hug him was in college; it felt like a foreign concept to him. In his new book of poetry, Grocery Shopping With My Mother, Powell examines his relationship with the single mother who raised him – the one he now cares for in her older age. He tells NPR's Scott Simon that writing becomes a way to heal and forgive, even if it means confronting a whole lot of hurt.
It Could Happen Here - How to Steal An Election
Mia walks through how George Bush stole the 2000 election
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Ravi and Rikki start with a week’s worth of peak mayhem at Twitter, from the @ElonJet ban, to suspended reporters, to a poll (maybe) deciding Musk’s future at the platform. Then the hosts turn to yet more light on the recent topic of a Regressives episode: discrimination against Asian-American college applicants. Finally, we share some of our favorite content to end the year.
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[16:00] Asian-American College Applicants
[25:40] 2022 Faves
[33:25] Assisted Suicide Voicemails
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The Gist - The Symbolic Meaninglessness Of Criminal Referrals
The January 6th Committee has wrapped up their case against former President Trump and will be referring their findings and quite a bit of evidence to Joe Biden’s Department of Justice. But we all know the Zen koan of prosecuting Trump: The destination is the journey, because he doesn’t write anything down. Then, in part two of our interview with Sam Quinones, author of The Least Of Us: True Tales Of America And Hope In The Time Of Fentanyl And Meth, we discuss pleasure centers and hucksterism. And in the Spiel, you’ll get familiar with Mike’s opinion about the criminal prosecution of nonagenrian nazis.
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Reset with Sasha-Ann Simons - Let’s Talk About Work-Life Balance
Quiet quitting has been a big buzzword this year. For some, it means having clear boundaries between work and life. For others, it looks like not putting any extra effort into your job. Reset digs into how some people’s views on work-life balance is changing with Reset producer Micah Yason, Major League Baseball writer Justice delos Santos, product designer Viet Nguyen, and Mike Melendrez, founder of Red Circle Inc.
The Daily Signal - TOP NEWS | Omnibus Spending Bill Text Revealed, Title 42 Lift Halted, Conservatives Call on South Dakota Governor to Condemn a Transgender Health Summit | Dec. 20
On today’s Daily Signal Top News, we break down:
- The text of the massive omnibus revealed in the early hours of Tuesday morning
- The different earmarks included in the omnibus spending bill
- Supreme Court halts Title 42 from being lifted
- 11 Conservative groups are urging Kristi Noem to condemn a transgender health summit and launch an investigation
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Consider This from NPR - Interest In Electric Vehicles Is Growing, And So Is The Demand For Lithium
The Inflation Reduction Act signed into law by President Biden this year includes incentives for buying an electric vehicle, ideally to persuade people to ditch cars that run on gasoline and switch to EVs.
And as interest in electric vehicles grows, so is the demand for lithium - a key component of electric vehicle batteries.
One way to get more lithium is to open new mines — which could pose various environmental concerns.
But as NPR's Camila Domonoske reports, new mines aren't the only option.
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And as interest in electric vehicles grows, so is the demand for lithium - a key component of electric vehicle batteries.
One way to get more lithium is to open new mines — which could pose various environmental concerns.
But as NPR's Camila Domonoske reports, new mines aren't the only option.
In participating regions, you'll also hear a local news segment to help you make sense of what's going on in your community.
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CoinDesk Podcast Network - THE HASH: 100 BTC Tied to QuadrigaCX Moved Out of Cold Wallets; BlockFi Asks US Court to Allow Some Customer Withdrawals
This episode is sponsored by Bitstamp and the Galaxy Brains Podcast.
The most valuable crypto stories for Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2022.
"The Hash" group discuss today's top stories, including the mystery behind more than 100 BTC tied to QuadrigaCX being moved out of cold storage wallets. Plus, bankrupt crypto lender BlockFi wants to allow some customers to withdraw their digital assets locked up on the platform. And, Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong shares his take on regulations for centralized custodians.
See also:
Bitcoin Development Company Layer 2 Labs Raises $3M to Bring Drivechains to Network
Bitcoin Addresses Tied to Defunct Canadian Crypto Exchange QuadrigaCX Wake Up
Elizabeth Warren's New Financial Surveillance Bill Is a Disaster for Privacy and Civil Liberties
Bankrupt Crypto Lender BlockFi Looks to Restart Certain Customer Withdrawals
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