ColemanNation Podcast
Ron Coleman — the First Amendment lawyer who took the Slants all the way to the Supreme Court — sits down with historians, authors, warriors, lawyers, and truth-tellers for unfiltered conversations about free speech, cancel culture, Big Tech censorship, culture wars,…
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“Breaking Ranks” (opens the original)
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Law professor Ilan Wurman is one of a new breed of young academics working to save legal scholarship from itself. Facebook Twitter/X LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “Breaking Ranks” appeared first on The ColemanNation Podcast .
“The Not So Quiet Man” (opens the original)
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Ron turns into a stuttering fanboy interviewing veteran actor, writer and social media dynamo Nick Searcy. Facebook Twitter/X LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “The Not So Quiet Man” appeared first on The ColemanNation Podcast .
“Safe to Joke Again Yet?” (opens the original)
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Comedian Lou Perez is one of a handful of un-woke comics actually working. Unsurprisingly, he’s also a person. Facebook Twitter/X LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “Safe to Joke Again Yet?” appeared first on The ColemanNation Podcast .
“Israel and America: Reframing” (opens the original)
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Jeff Ballabon offers a new way to think about how Americans – Jewish and non-Jewish – should think about the links among themselves and the State of Israel. Facebook Twitter/X LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “Israel and America: Reframing” appeared first on The ColemanNation Podcast .
“Influencer, Interrupted” (opens the original)
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Lauren Chen was a rapidly rising conservative influencer building a new media powerhouse. So, the Biden DOJ had to stop her. Facebook Twitter/X LinkedIn Reddit Messenger Email Source The post “Influencer, Interrupted” appeared first on The ColemanNation Podcast .
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