Celebrate International Podcast Day, September 30, by listening to GW Law deans and faculty on various podcasts.
Testimony with Dean Dayna Bowen Matthew
Dayna Bowen Matthew, Dean and Harold H. Greene Professor of Law, interviews GW Law faculty experts to discuss their scholarship and legal specialties.
Scholars at GW Law are not only excellent teachers but are some of the leading experts in almost every aspect of law. Whether it is constitutional law, voting rights law, administrative law, international law, freedom of speech, human rights law, criminal law and so much more, learning from them is learning from the best experts in the country. Through Testimony, Dean Dayna Bowen Matthew brings these conversations into the public sphere.
Court Watch with Alex Swoyer
Listen to GW Law's David R. and Sherry Kirschner Berz Research Professor of Law and Religion Robert W. Tuttle on Court Watch with Alex Swoyer on the episode titled "Supreme Court analyst predicts a loss for the Sabbath challenge."
Alex Swoyer and Professor Tuttle joined the Court Watch podcast to analyze the pending case Groff v. DeJoy, which weighs an employee's right to observe the Sabbath. Mr. Tuttle predicts there's 'little to no chance' the employee demanding an accommodation to observe the Sabbath will win. A ruling is expected by the end of June.
unSILOed Podcast
In episode 325, GW Law's Eugene L. and Barbara A. Bernard Professor of Intellectual Property and Technology Law Daniel Justin Solove joins Greg to discuss why current privacy laws are counterproductive, what a useful federal law regulating data security could look like, and why being forced to change your password regularly is actually bad advice.
