Podcasts about Free Speech Week

Free Speech Week was just before the election, but Andrew and Jerry engage in a belated celebration.  Joined by Patrick Maines, former President and CEO of the Media Institute, they break down the importance of rights to free speech, the erosion of those rights over time, and the challenges to free speech in 2024 and beyond.  They talk about Patrick's career, the work of the Media Institute, and those who are championing free speech currently.After Patrick leaves, Andrew and Jerry talk a little more about the subject, and then turn to current events - talking about the nomination of Matt Gaetz for Attorney General (as well as other prominent Trump picks), the predictable caterwauling from the left and Never Trumpers, and why it's important for people to "keep their powder dry".

The 1st Amendment's Unofficial Beer is also now uncancelleable. Flying Dog Brewery's Freezin' Season ran into some trouble back in 2021 when North Carolin censored the bottle. As we kick off Free speech week, it's good to see this beer is being released, complete with the previously censored image. For more, head to brewbound.com/news/first-amendment-brewery-releases-uncancellable-winter-ale-ahead-of-free-speech-week The Missing Ingredient in your soup, especially in French Onion Soup - is probably being overlooked. Get the full story and level up your French Onion Soup, complete with the recipe, at the link in the show notes https://vinepair.com/articles/french-onion-soup/ The third story after this - The Boozebuddy Update is brought to you by Green Mountain Payments - helping local business owners save thousands of dollars by providing complimentary credit card processing equipment and zero cost credit card processing. Visit greenmountainpayments.com or posandzero.com today! This CocktailReally Pops and, somehow, it seems to be something that people in certain parts so the industry hate to see, as much as consumers love to see it. Is it a gimmick? What do you think, ridiculous or awesome and invoking memories of the movies and other entertainment? Let me know and check the story at https://punchdrink.com/articles/popcorn-cocktail-garnish/ Remember to stay safe, drive sober and support the booze that supports your local community. Have a comment, question or suggestion? Reach out to me boozebuddyupdate.com or on social media platforms where you're seeing this right now Learn more about your host and voice over talent The Real Voice - Mel Allen at https://TheRealVoice.com Listen, leave a message or support the channel https://anchor.fm/boozebuddy The boozebuddy update, boozebuddy update, boozebuddy, craft spirits, craft wine, bourbon, craft beer, French Onion Soup, Popcorn, cocktails, Flying Dog Brewery, Freezin Season, Free Speech Week, 1st Amendment, Brandy, --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/boozebuddy/support

Americans today are divided on many issues. But one thing almost everyone seems to agree on, from BLM protestors to January 06 demonstrators, is that they have a right to take to the streets in protest. What if this is a mistake? What if there is no right to protest, at least not in the way traditionally understood? And what if this misunderstanding fuels escalating conflicts in America? In this talk, Ghate explores these questions and offers a distinctive account of what forms of public protest are consistent with the principle of individual rights and which are not.This talk was given as part of Free Speech Week at the Salem Center for Policy, The University of Texas at Austin on Thursday, October 21, 2021.

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This is the full show for October 21, 2021. Off the Top, Louis and Stephen are giving away Pocket Constitutions for Free Speech Week. We Ask the Mamas about diversity quotas on campus. In Digging Deep, we look how the vaccine mandates are hurting jobs across the country. Plus, it's Free Speech Week, and that's a Bright Spot. And, we finish off with a story about a police officer job interview that will have you saying, "Whoa!"

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In this episode of Horns of a Dilemma, we listen to a talk by David French, author of Divided We Fall: America’s Secession Threat and How we Restore our Nation. French details the way in which the United States has become increasingly polarized politically, geographically, and culturally, and examines what he considers to be the threat of secession. French makes the case that in order to unite the country, Americans need to find causes and ways of interacting that focus on bringing people together and finding common ground. This discussion was part of the University of Texas’ celebration of Free Speech Week.

Glenn Loury joined the Salem Center for Policy for this discussion during Free Speech Week.

Producer/Host: Jim Campbell It’s Free Speech Week in the US this week, which brings up an important question: what does Free Speech actually mean in the digital age? Is our traditional idea that the answer to bad speech is more speech still relevant? Today, we’ll look at our First Amendment context for Free Speech. In following programs, we’ll look at different responses to this question in the digital age. Links to sites mentioned in today’s program: Free Speech Week Top 100 Most Banned and Challenged Books, 2010-2019 First Amendment Museum – Free Speech Week The post Notes from the Electronic Cottage 10/22/20: Free Speech Week 2020 first appeared on WERU 89.9 FM Blue Hill, Maine Local News and Public Affairs Archives.

Producer/Host: Jim Campbell It’s Free Speech Week in the US this week, which brings up an important question: what does Free Speech actually mean in the digital age? Is our traditional idea that the answer to bad speech is more speech still relevant? Today, we’ll look at our First Amendment context for Free Speech. In following programs, we’ll look at different responses to this question in the digital age. Links to sites mentioned in today’s program: Free Speech Week Top 100 Most Banned and Challenged Books, 2010-2019 First Amendment Museum – Free Speech Week

The Interface - Let’s conclude what turned out to be Free Speech Week on The Interface with a look at a case involving the co-chairman of Facebook’s new Oversigh https://www.getrevue.co/profile/caseynewton/archive/254052 FreeSpeechWeekcommunity standardspublished a blog postwere announced last monththe board published a somewhat apologetic note explaining why it couldn’tNick Anderson in the Washington Postanother Stanford professor apologizedProtocolIssie Lapowsky writesHe told employees on Tuesday

The Interface - Let’s conclude what turned out to be Free Speech Week on The Interface with a look at a case involving the co-chairman of Facebook’s new Oversigh https://www.getrevue.co/profile/caseynewton/archive/254052 FreeSpeechWeekcommunity standardspublished a blog postwere announced last monththe board published a somewhat apologetic note explaining why it couldn’tNick Anderson in the Washington Postanother Stanford professor apologizedProtocolIssie Lapowsky writesHe told employees on Tuesday

David interviews Olivia, Kevin and Johnny about Free Speech week, the new mural at Southgate and Bill Jurgens leaving his position as Athletic Director after 44 years.Music credit: Today in the News by TeknoAXE is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License

Carmel and Lynae are two twin sisters and Fighters from the U.S. state of Wisconsin. Their journey of getting involved with Fight the New Drug began almost 4 years ago, when they saw a Facebook post from a friend in a red “Porn Kills Love” tee. What started as a mutual interest in our posts on the social network grew into an active following of our blog and other social platforms for both Lynae and Carmel. They made huge waves in their Wisconsin community of La Crosse after a local university paid thousands of dollars to a porn performer to give a talk to students about sex education and porn, intended to help the campus celebrate their Free Speech Week. In response, Lynae and Carmel posted on Facebook wearing their “Porn Kills Love” tees with fellow Fighter friends and talked about how porn harms the consumer, relationships, and society in general. The attention the post received and the wider conversations it sparked were unexpected, but amazing. Hear Carmel and Lynae describe their experiences in spreading awareness of the harms of pornography with podcast host Garrett Jonsson.We are grateful for these two incredible Fighters and their efforts to start a conversation on porn’s harms in their community. It is because of these efforts that Carmel and Lynae were awarded with the 2018 Fighter of the Year award! Think you’ve got what it takes to win it next year? Nominate yourself or a friend for our 2019 Fighter of the Year award for changing the conversation on porn's harms by visiting FTND.org/foty.Click here to access the resources discussed in this episode. To learn more about how pornography can negatively impact individuals, relationships, and society at large, visit FTND.org.To support this podcast, visit FTND.org/donate, or text CONSIDER to 43506.Thank you for listening, and remember to consider before consuming.

On today’s episode of So to Speak: The Free Speech Podcast, we are joined by four members of FIRE’s staff to discuss the latest campus free speech news, including two new FIRE initiatives to tackle art censorship and restrictions on free speech and academic freedom abroad. Participants in this show are: Nico Perrino, host of So to Speak, director of communications Will Creeley, senior vice president of legal and public advocacy Adam Steinbaugh, director of FIRE’s Individual Rights Defense Program Marieke Tuthill Beck-Coon, director of litigation Sarah McLaughlin, senior program officer for legal and public advocacy Show notes: YouTube video link: https://www.youtu.be/AKkL7nICtG8 Chicago State to rewrite policies, pay $650,000 to settle professors’ First Amendment lawsuit Whistleblowers on campus: The fight for free speech and academic freedom (VIDEO) Nine years later, UCLA complains — again — about online critic Speech rights of 150,000 students to be restored as Los Angeles Community College District settles lawsuit Fencing in free speech at Los Angeles Pierce College (VIDEO) FIRE launches initiative to defend campus free expression across borders REPORT: Artists clash with campus censors Indiana University Kokomo confirms that once-removed sculptures will remain on display through end of semester The problem with porn filters Wisconsin system president reprimands UW La Crosse Chancellor for Free Speech Week talk by porn star EFF sues Texas A&M University for violating PETA's free speech rights by blocking group from its Facebook page Rutgers reverses finding against professor who posted about resigning from the white race on Facebook www.sotospeakpodcast.com Follow us on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/freespeechtalk Like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/sotospeakpodcast Email us: sotospeak@thefire.org

Guest: Vincent. Topics: Melania's Dr. Seuss Book Gift denied, Puerto Rico Hurricane, Tennessee Shooting, Take A Knee, Free Speech Week.

High School Counselors Attack My Listeners Children For Snapchat Memes, Father Speaks Out.Meme #1https://ibb.co/gzM9UcMeme #2https://ibb.co/hVfB9cThe Exum Experience Now On Spotify!https://open.spotify.com/show/0UwS7zOQzAfJudXKliMFp0Commentary: Actually, hate speech is protected speech http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/opinion/commentary/ct-hate-speech-protected-first-amendment-20170614-story.htmlUC-Berkeley says ‘Free Speech Week’ is canceled. Milo Yiannopoulos says he’s coming anyway.https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/grade-point/wp/2017/09/23/uc-berkeley-says-free-speech-week-is-canceled-milo-yiannopoulos-says-hes-still-coming-to-campus/?utm_term=.6ab298509be3Multiple arrests at Ben Shapiro Berkeley protestshttps://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2017/09/15/ben-shapiro-berkeley-protest-arrests/669071001/Complaint Department [ AlexExum.com]https://www.alexexum.com/complaints

High School Counselors Attack My Listeners Children For Snapchat Memes, Father Speaks Out.Meme #1https://ibb.co/gzM9UcMeme #2https://ibb.co/hVfB9cThe Exum Experience Now On Spotify!https://open.spotify.com/show/0UwS7zOQzAfJudXKliMFp0Commentary: Actually, hate speech is protected speech http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/opinion/commentary/ct-hate-speech-protected-first-amendment-20170614-story.htmlUC-Berkeley says ‘Free Speech Week’ is canceled. Milo Yiannopoulos says he’s coming anyway.https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/grade-point/wp/2017/09/23/uc-berkeley-says-free-speech-week-is-canceled-milo-yiannopoulos-says-hes-still-coming-to-campus/?utm_term=.6ab298509be3Multiple arrests at Ben Shapiro Berkeley protestshttps://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2017/09/15/ben-shapiro-berkeley-protest-arrests/669071001/Complaint Department [ AlexExum.com]https://www.alexexum.com/complaints

Are free speech rights threatened at universities? Is Attorney General Jeff Sessions correct when he says political correctness has run amok on college campuses?Conservatives point to the angry scenes at Middlebury College, where Charles Murray was shouted down, and demonstrations at University of California, Berkeley, which led to the cancelation of Free Speech Week, as alarming examples of intolerance. Liberals push back, saying that protests against neo-Nazis, racism, and those who denigrate other cultures are part of a proud tradition of resistance to hate.In this episode, Richard speaks with Wesleyan University President, Michael Roth, who wrote a recent article for the Wall Street Journal: "The Opening of the Liberal Mind:Affirmative action for the study of conservative ideas."Professor Roth makes a powerful argument in defense of free speech, especially for unpopular views. In the days after controversy erupted over President Trump's scathing criticism of NFL player protests during the national anthem, this debate has special resonance. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Alternate Current Radio Presents: BOILER ROOMThis week on the show the ACR Brain-Trust is back with another meeting of the Social Reject Club in the No Friends Left Zone and the gang is discussing the outcome of “Free Speech Week” at Berkeley, #KneeGate, a Jim Carrey follow up and much more.Join ACR hosts Hesher and Spore along side Andy Nowicki the Nameless One & FvnkSoul, via FMOF, for the hundred and twenty eighth episode of BOILER ROOM. Turn it up, tune in and hang with the ACR Brain-Trust for this weeks boil downs and analysis and the usual gnashing of the teeth of the political animals in the social reject club.

Blake and Delency discuss #TakeAKnee and the NFL kneeling propaganda behind it, fascist Berkeley, and the "Free Speech" week.

Alternate Current Radio Presents: BOILER ROOMThis week on the show the ACR Brain-Trust is back with another meeting of the Social Reject Club in the No Friends Left Zone and the gang is discussing the outcome of “Free Speech Week” at Berkeley, #KneeGate, a Jim Carrey follow up and much more.Join ACR hosts Hesher and Spore along side Andy Nowicki the Nameless One & FvnkSoul, via FMOF, for the hundred and twenty eighth episode of BOILER ROOM. Turn it up, tune in and hang with the ACR Brain-Trust for this weeks boil downs and analysis and the usual gnashing of the teeth of the political animals in the social reject club.

Hour 1: Dear NFL, the kneeling is wearing thin ...Kneeling for America, standing for Great Britain ...Right for a president to call for people to be fired? ...A player who stood. ...What Pat witnessed in Houston this weekend ...A veteran's plea to NFL players ...Dropping a little John Adams wisdom is always a good plan. ...Our constitution was made only for a moral ...A refresher on the goals of communism ...Why are NFL ratings down? ...What the NFL should seriously start concentrating on ...The staff of Sen. Marco Rubio has the last laugh Hour 2: Anthony Weiner is headed to prison ...NFL ratings by the numbers ...Whites shot much more often by police than blacks ...THIS is a eulogy??? ...Politicizing death ...Chewing The Fat with Jeffy: 'Doomsday Bullcrap' ...Don't call 911! ...Hobby Lobby Cotton Lady speaks out ...The latest cover of GQ ...Free Speech Week has been cancelled. No, seriously. Hour 3: Pat's weekend helping with clean up effort in Houston ...Don't forget about Puerto Rico's struggles after Irma and Maria ...2 quotes to keep in mind ...Progressives control EVERYTHING ...What's the first word that comes to mind when you think of President Trump? ...Tax rates changing? ...NFL attendance issues in Los Angeles? ...New super sonic passenger jet coming? ...Time for Americans to get back to space ...Cannibal Couple arrested for...well, you can guess why. ...NFL, you're busted. ...Are NASCAR drivers athletes? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Free Speech Week, The Freaks of the Alt-Right, Tribalism, The White Death, Elon Musk and Erectile Dysfunction

Alternate Current Radio Presents: BOILER ROOMThis week on the show the ACR Brain-Trust is back with another meeting of the Social Reject Club in the No Friends Left Zone and the gang is discussing Morgan Freeman promoting the #TrumpRussia psyop, the most expensive cities in the US, Jim Carrey's odd behavior captured recently on camera, the general degeneracy of Hollywood, Evergreen State College settling $500,000 claim by professors who were told to leave campus for being white, the upcoming "Free Speech Week" at Berkeley and much more.Join ACR hosts Hesher and Spore along side Andy Nowicki the Nameless One & Randy J for the hundred and twenty seventh episode of BOILER ROOM. Turn it up, tune in and hang with the ACR Brain-Trust for this weeks boil downs and analysis and the usual gnashing of the teeth of the political animals in the social reject club.

Is the Republican health bill doomed, now that Senator John McCain has come out against it?  Something was missing from Apple stores today as the iphone8 made its debut.  Will it or won't it happen...UC Berkeley's Free Speech Week?  We speak with controversial author/speaker/organizer Milo Yiannopoulous and author/outspoken conservative Ann Coulter AND one professor who signed a letter demanding "Free Speech Week" be cancelled. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Alternate Current Radio Presents: BOILER ROOMThis week on the show the ACR Brain-Trust is back with another meeting of the Social Reject Club in the No Friends Left Zone and the gang is discussing Morgan Freeman promoting the #TrumpRussia psyop, the most expensive cities in the US, Jim Carrey's odd behavior captured recently on camera, the general degeneracy of Hollywood, Evergreen State College settling $500,000 claim by professors who were told to leave campus for being white, the upcoming "Free Speech Week" at Berkeley and much more.Join ACR hosts Hesher and Spore along side Andy Nowicki the Nameless One & Randy J for the hundred and twenty seventh episode of BOILER ROOM. Turn it up, tune in and hang with the ACR Brain-Trust for this weeks boil downs and analysis and the usual gnashing of the teeth of the political animals in the social reject club.

This episode of FRDH is about Berkeley and the high point of the revolution of the 1960's as host Michael Goldfarb remembers it. Revolution is a romantic word and a bloody practice. This autumn "revolution" will be discussed a lot, as we mark the centenary of the Russian Revolution. The word will also come into use as we move towards the 50th anniversary remembrances of 1968, the year of student revolution. The University of California Berkeley, is where student revolution was effectively born in the US, during the Free Speech Movement. That was a movement of the left. Free Speech Week which may well spark a riot, is a movement of the right and it providing pundits the opportunity to note the irony that Berkeley, home of the Free Speech Movement, has become anti-Free Speech. In this FRDH podcast Goldfarb recounts the story of the Free Speech Movement, the fight over People's Park and recalls a memorable rally on Berkeley campus addressed by Herbert Marcuse and Angela Davis. He then describes a moment of calm in the intensity of the Sixties, a calm that he calls the High Point of the Revolution.

RE Graswich in for John today. Free Speech Week at Berkeley, Nancy Pelosi is shouted down by protesters, and a project that is telling Californians' stories.

Godzilla has landed. Ben Shapiro spoke Thursday night at the University of California-Berkeley. Prior to the young conservative's talk on free speech, local press noted that the university had added major concrete fortifications to handle protestors. In addition, 76 campus faculty members signed a letter urging students to sit out Berkeley's “Free Speech Week” and stay home. Responding to press coverage, Shapiro compared the reaction to his talk as one befitting Godzilla. In truth, Godzilla might have proved less scary than a thoughtful voice promoting the free exchange of ideas.Irony abounds in Berkeley. Violent leftists associated with Antifa do their darndest to supposedly oppose violence. Faculty members who demand that their views be heard show no such fairness to others. But, some students today are still thinking for themselves. They're seeing tolerance play out that is no tolerance at all. Perhaps the next generation is not lost. Let's engage them. Let's make the case for sound principles and permanent things. We'll talk to anyone—even Godzilla.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

President Trump’s reported support for DACA amnesty would allow over 3.5 million illegals to gain citizenship, prompt a flood of chain migration and encourage more illegal immigration.Hillary Clinton’s book tour is reminding everyone just how detached from reality the Democrat presidential nominee and unindicted serial felon truly is.And amid another campus meltdown, Ben Shapiro spoke at Berkeley last night, which gave us a glimpse into the reaction we can expect to the upcoming Free Speech Week.

On this episode the Audio Apes talk about the devastation that Hurricane Harvey has left on the state of Texas. The conversation then pivots to President Trump's decision to pardon controversial figure Sheriff Joe Arpaio which led to a discussion on social profiling as a whole. The Audio Apes then shared a 10 point list of demands for white people written by a Black Lives Matter leader and organizer, Chanelle Helm. Naturally the conversation shifted to Berkeley Mayor Jesse Arreguin's decision to request UC Berkeley on Monday to cancel conservatives' plans for a "Free Speech Week" where they plan to invite right-wing provocateur, Milo Yiannopoulos. This decision coming from the latest situation with Antifa protesters attacking peaceful right-wing protesters. Finally, the Audio Apes' share their thoughts on the Mayweather vs McGregor fight.