You Don't Have to Yell - Podcast

23/09/2022

Since 2000, the use of special masters in federal cases has grown over 300% as caseloads have exploded and judicial vacancies remain unfilled. In this episode of , Gabe Roth of Fix the Court discusses how a slow confirmation process via a polarized congress creates a dysfunctional electorate and leaves many Americans in legal limbo.

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15/09/2022

In this episode of YDHTY, Kevin Gallagher of Boston University Global Development Policy Center and Richard Kozul-Wright of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development discuss their new book, The Case for a New Bretton Woods, which lays the groundwork for moving the global economy away from ever-increasing levels of financialization and instability to one that promotes global prosperity and a stable climate.

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29/04/2022

The government of Saudi Arabia made headlines when it hinted it might accept payment for oil in China's currency, the renminbi. Listen to this episode of YDHTY, where world renowned energy expert, Anas Alhajji, explains why this is unlikely to happen anytime soon. (Links to episode below)

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27/04/2022

The last era of globalization ended in two World Wars and built a new global order around the US dollar. Listen to this episode of YDHTY and learn how the current era of globalization could end the dollar's reign in much the same way (links below)

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21/03/2022

18/03/2022

Will China help bring an end to the war in Ukraine or provide Russia with a way around Western sanctions? Listen to this episode of , where Andrew Small of the German Marshall Fund discusses the complex nature of Russia's relationship with China, and how this fits into China's larger ambitions as a global power. (links below)

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18/03/2022

Are we missing the bigger picture on Ukraine when we frame it in terms of Putin? Listen to this episode of and learn about the forces in Russia that keep Putin in power and why, for him, defeating Ukraine is a life or death gamble. (Links below)

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10/02/2022

Every year, Congress allocates trillions of dollars via a process that involves two political parties hellbent on destroying the other. What could possibly go wrong? In this episode of , Maya MacGuineas of the Committee For a Responsible Federal Budget explains how polarization puts America's fiscal state in jeopardy. (Links below)

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04/02/2022

Of the many who fear the size of the US national debt, the parties that keep buying more of it are not among them. Tara Sinclair of The George Washington University explains who keeps buying US treasuries, why, and what might make them stop in this episode of . Listen below:

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28/01/2022

Reports warn Americans are more accepting of political violence, but is this really the case? Listen to this episode of , where Arjun Moorthy of The Factual discusses polling that shows Americans still widely reject movements that use violence as a means to an end. (Links below)

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24/01/2022

Many view civil suits as a way to hold organizers accountable when protests and rallies end in violence, but can they also be used to suppress free speech? Listen to this episode of , where journalist and professor of law, Garrett Epps, discusses how this happened in the case of DeRay Mckesson.

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13/01/2022

Did Donald Trump meet the legal standard for inciting violence on ? In this episode of , John Vile, Professor of Political Science and expert in constitutional law, discusses the 200 years of case law protecting free speech, whether Trump crossed any legal lines, and if civil suits could unintentionally chill our freedom of expression. Links below...

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06/01/2022

Was the attack on the Capitol a coup, an insurrection, or a nice group of tourists without the proper clearance? Listen to this episode of with political theorist Ben Studebaker, and learn how it was the natural outcome of a political system where culture wars and theatrics have replaced trying to improve people's lives. (links below)

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10/12/2021

Polls show the majority of Americans support term limits for Supreme Court justices, but why? Listen to this episode of YDHTY with Arjun Moorthy of The Factual to find out.

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02/12/2021

Abraham Lincoln appointed his campaign manager to the Supreme Court and then expanded the body to make room for a pro-Union justice. Listen to this episode of YDHTY and hear Rachel Shelden of Penn State explain how early Americans expected the Supreme Court to be more partisan, but less powerful than today's court.

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26/11/2021

Should Supreme Court Justices have term limits? Advocates argue it would make the nomination process fairer. In this episode of YDHTY, Prof Suzanna Sherry of Vanderbilt Law argues it would make justices more partisan and their decisions more extreme.

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19/11/2021

What would it look like if the Supreme Court routinely presided over cases where they had a financial stake and disclosures were made years later via an opaque process? It would look like today's judiciary.

Gabe Roth of Fix the Court explains on this episode of YDHTY. Listen via the links below:

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11/11/2021

Many of the provisions in Biden's original $3.5 trillion infrastructure package were popular with voters, yet polling indicates the vast majority opposed the bill in its original form. Arjun Moorthy of The Factual explains why on this episode of YDHTY.

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05/11/2021

NEW EPISODE: Collin Yarbrough's new book "Paved a Way: Infrastructure, Policy, and Racism" outlines how highway construction and subsequent urban planning broke up and displaced communities of color. Listen below:

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28/10/2021

Economist Nathaniel Baum-Snow discusses the impact infrastructure spending had on cities in the US and China, the rise of urban blight and ghost cities, and what this might tell us about the current debate on infrastructure in this episode of YDHTY. Listen below:

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22/10/2021

Every president since George W. Bush has called for political unity, but would this be a sign of a well-functioning democracy or one that something's wrong? For Bob Talisse, Professor of Philosophy Vanderbilt University, the answer is the latter.

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15/10/2021

What does polling from Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan tell us about preventing the next forever war? Build in an economic incentive that makes all Americans share the cost. Arjun Moorthy The Factual discusses on this episode of YDHTY.

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08/10/2021

What similarities exist between the philosophies of the 9/11 hijackers and those in present-day American politics? Listen to this episode of YDHTY with Quassim Cassam, and learn about the link between conspiracy theory, extremist ideology, and political violence. Links below:

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30/09/2021

New Episode: Historian Ken Hughes explains how America's wars in Vietnam and Afghanistan reveal that voters are less likely to punish the candidate that continues a forever war than they are the one that appears to lose one by ending it. Listen below:

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27/09/2021

He served three tours of duty in the War on Terror and returned home to a country that forgot it was going on. Listen to this episode of YDHTY and get a veteran's perspective on the end of the war in Afghanistan and the surprising connection between the 9/11 hijackers, those who rioted at the Capitol, and Limp Bizkit.

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38% of Americans feel the two party system works great. This is for the other 62% Every week, You Don't Have to Yell hosts third party candidates, historians, and subject matter experts to discuss where America should be headed, rather than rehashing the most recent partisan food fight.

25/09/2021

Preview of the upcoming YDHTY series on Afghanistan. Stay tuned...

22/09/2021

17/09/2021

Polling from The Factual shows that Americans' views on critical race theory are more nuanced than the headlines. Listen to this episode of YDHTY to hear what the quieter voices are saying. (Links below)

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10/09/2021

Does the debate over critical race theory in America's public schools reveal a greater weakness in Americans' belief in the value of a free, unrestricted flow of ideas? To Amna Khalid, Professor of History at Carleton College and this week's guest on YDHTY, the answer is yes.

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