Jerusalem Demsas joins the pod to talk Mamdani, the elections in Georgia, and liberalism in America.

Natasha Piano comes on the pod this week to talk about her new book, Democratic Elitism: the Founding Myth of American Political Science.

John Witt joins us this week to talk about his new book, The Radical Fund.

Bob Bauer joins the pod to talk about the limits of executive authority, the role of courts in checking the Trump administration, and the future of election law.

Richard Primus gives us his take on the oldest constitutional question: enumerationism!

Frances Lee and Stephen Macedo discuss scientific and policy failures during the COVID pandemic!

We work it (disagreements about Ezra Klein and Derek Thompson’s Abundance) out on the pod!

Allison Powers Useche gives us the down low on historical arbitration!

Karen Tani walks us through the Harvard Law Review Supreme Court foreword!

Dan Rodriguez breaks down the police power of state governments!

We break down the results of the 2024 election with Benjamin Wallace-Wells!

Brian Highsmith delivers on the company town from Pullman to Disney!

Melissa Schwartzberg gives us the lowdown on democratic dealmaking!

Jack Balkin talks to us about history and constitutional interpretation!

Dylan Penningroth talks to us about the hidden history of civil rights!

Mehrsa Baradaran talks about the looting and corruption that is neoliberalism!

Kunal Parker discusses the evolution of legal, political, and economic thought in the twentieth century!

Noah Feldman talks about what it means to be a Jew today!

David Pozen takes us on a tour of constitutional arguments against the war on drugs!

Daryl Levinson discusses Law for Leviathan!