The Constitution Study podcast

By: Paul Engel: Author speaker and podcaster
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  • Summary

  • Join a group of Everyday Americans as we learn to read and study the Constitution, and teach the rising generation to live free.
    2018-2020 Paul Engel
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Political Science
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Episodes
  • 448 - San Francisco v. EPA - Oral Arguments

    448 - San Francisco v. EPA - Oral Arguments
    Nov 18 2024

    How much pollution is too much? We all want clean air and water, but we still want our cars and flush toilets as well. The question in San Francisco v. EPA is how specific does the EPA need to be when it tells cities how much waste they can discharge into our nation’s waterways. From a constitutional standpoint, this case is not about waste water, but whether or not executive agencies have to follow the laws as written.
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    28 mins
  • 447 - A Constitution Catechism

    447 - A Constitution Catechism
    Nov 11 2024
    16 mins
  • 446 - Importance of Jury Duty

    446 - Importance of Jury Duty
    Nov 4 2024

    Most of us have had the experience of pickup up the mail, only to get that pit in our stomach, maybe utter a small curse or two, and immediately being thinking of ways to get out of it. The piece of mail that has caused these reactions is a jury summons. Almost no one looks forward to jury duty, and the efforts to get out of it are legendary. Which makes me wonder, if We the People put as much effort into understanding jury duty as we did trying to get out of it, would America be a better nation?
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    18 mins

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