Best Law Schoolers Podcasts (2024)

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346. Crim Pro I. Sixth Amendment Right to Counsel 19:04

22d ago19:04

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By Law Schoolers

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For some, questions persist around Portland’s revived crowd-control unit 3:47

14m ago3:47

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The Portland Police Bureau is re-launching its crowd control unit. The Rapid Response team was often used to break up protests. It infamously disbanded after one of its officers was charged with misdemeanor assault. Police officials say the revamped team will have additional training, with new standards — but what exactly has changed about the unit…

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Creating spaces of belonging and cultural exchange in Bend 4:41

11m ago4:41

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Creating spaces of belonging and cultural exchange in BendBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Proposed mountain bike trails in Tillamook face uphill fight 4:28

21h ago4:28

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Proposed mountain bike trails in Tillamook face uphill fightBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Naked barley is coming to change your mind about barley 6:01

21h ago6:01

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Naked barley is coming to change your mind about barleyBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

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JD's shoe repair in Portland says goodbye after 15 years 4:32

2d ago4:32

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JD's shoe repair in Portland says goodbye after 15 yearsBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

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At issue in Providence nurses strike: Oregon’s hospital staffing law 5:17

3d ago5:17

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More than 3,000 nurses at six Providence hospitals across the state are set to go on strike for three days this week. In an unusual turn of events, they’re striking in part over the rollout of a law that was hailed just two years ago as a major win for the nurses union and the first of its kind in the nation.…

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S8 Ep5: AI AND UBI: A FUTURE TOGETHER? 49:25

3d ago49:25

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The Automation Challenge The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) is poised to disrupt the job market in unprecedented ways. As automation and AI-driven technologies continue to replace human labour, the skills gap is widening, leaving many workers vulnerable to job displacement. In this insightful discussion, Steven J. Manning, a seas…

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MetalMania 4:42

4d ago4:42

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Portland’s MetalMania blends wrestling and heavy metal for raucous eventBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

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How shipping containers and the Port of Portland play a vital role in Oregon’s economy 4:54

6d ago4:54

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The shipping container service was in jeopardy of disappearing until Governor Tina Kotek stepped in to propose $40 million in state funds for the Port.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Portland's Langbaan wins the coveted Outstanding Restaurant category at the 2024 James Beard Awards. 4:51

6d ago4:51

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The most outstanding restaurant in the US is located inside another restaurant in Northwest Portland. It’s appropriately named Langbaan, which means “back of the house” and serves a five course tasting menu of elevated Thai food with Pacific Northwest ingredients.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

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For this Portland vexillologist, every day is Flag Day 5:00

6d ago5:00

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Neighbors in Portland’s Forest Park get a new glimpse of Ted Kaye’s flag collection dailyBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Former Oregon Gov. Neil Goldschmidt has died 5:52

7d ago5:52

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Goldschmidt, once a towering figure in state and national politics, admitted sexually abusing a teenager and attempting to cover it up.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

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S8 Ep4: THE FUTURE OF AI AGI ASI AND ASSOCIATED ETHICS LOVE AND SINGULARITY 45:25

9d ago45:25

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In our latest episode, we have the privilege of hosting Steven J. Manning, a seasoned business expert (with over 47 Billion USD of commerce), and Ex-IBM Futurist Nathaniel Schooler delve into the captivating world of artificial intelligence (AI), its evolution, and the potential implications for the future of humanity. Here's a sneak peek at what w…

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High schoolers turn the tide on coastal Oregon’s seafood workforce in new program 4:49

9d ago4:49

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High schoolers turn the tide on coastal Oregon’s seafood workforce in new programBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

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A new District Attorney for Multnomah County 5:55

13d ago5:55

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Multnomah County has a new district attorney. Nathan Vasquez defeated his boss Mike Schmidt and will become the county’s top prosecutor in 2025.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Vancouver gnome trail 4:05

15d ago4:05

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Vancouver gnome trailBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Oregon Ballet Theatre shatters attendance record 5:05

14d ago5:05

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Oregon Ballet Theatre had 92,000 attendees this year, the best attendance record ever. We talk with executive director Shane Jewell about what they did right this season.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

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S8 Ep3: NAVIGATING THE AI LANDSCAPE: A REALITY CHECK WITH SARAH STORELLI 32:26

16d ago32:26

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AI technology has the potential to make the world safer, smarter, more efficient, and sustainable. It also has the potential to damage society and remove the need for conscious thinking and raises concerns about the future of work. Just Because You Can Doesn’t Mean You Should! This week’s interview on AI with Sarah Storelli. Sarah serves as Amazon …

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Black students see success in the Class of 2025 7:16

17d ago7:16

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Black students see success in the Class of 2025By Oregon Public Broadcasting

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New jets and renovations coming to Oregon Air National Guard 4:41

17d ago4:41

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New jets and renovations coming to Oregon Air National GuardBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Umatilla tribal leader passes the drip torch to future generations learning about prescribed fire 4:42

19d ago4:42

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Before colonization, many Northwestern tribes used fire to replenish lands. Those fires burned grasses and underbrush, adding nutrients to the soil and helping plants germinate. Raymond Huesties of the Umatilla tribe is sharing this knowledge of prescribed fire with younger generations.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Beaverton author announced as finalist for literary awards 6:04

20d ago6:04

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In Rachel K. Jones’ fantasy/horror story “The Sound of Children Screaming,” a fourth-grade teacher and her students find themselves in a magical world during a school shooting. The story draws inspiration from real-life events. The Beaverton author’s short story is a finalist for several literary awards, including the Hugo, Nebula and Bram Stoker a…

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Out for Delivery: hanging with a rural postal carrier 7:15

20d ago7:15

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An At Work WIth Connie Gunn, a rural postal carrier in Scappoose, OregonBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

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High Schooler Says They're Happy About October 7th Attacks, "Justice Impacted Individuals", Reparations, and More 1:17:14

21d ago1:17:14

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Send us a Text Message. A higher schooler says they are “happy” about October 7th attacks on Israel in the school year book, Illinois changes the term “offender” to “justice impacted individual”, reparations a local climate action plan is insane, and more. Parasitic Mind Book Link: https://shorturl.at/2Tis5 Insane Climate Action Plan: https://www.n…

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Remembering Portland Trail Blazers legend Bill Walton 5:38

23d ago5:38

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Bill Walton died this week at the age of 71. Many are remembering his dominance as a pro-basketball center, including with the championship-winning Portland Trail Blazers in 1977. After he retired, he enjoyed a second life as a unique and off-the-wall announcer.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

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345. Crim Pro I. Risks of Mistaken Identification 27:20

25d ago27:20

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By Law Schoolers

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How the outcome of county DA election might influence campaigns for Portland mayor 4:06

23d ago4:06

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Mayoral candidates Carmen Rubio and Rene Gonzalez each had a rooting interest in the race for county prosecutor. The results suggest a rightward shift countywide, with potential implications for City Hall this fall.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Two Oregon women spend years sifting through ashes to give veterans a proper burial 4:57

23d ago4:57

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Two Oregon women spend years sifting through ashes to give veterans a proper burialBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Two Oregon women spend years sifting through ashes to give veterans a proper burial 4:35

23d ago4:35

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After noticing that many abandoned cremated remains in Portland belonged to veterans, the two volunteers launched a decade-long effort to find them and give them a soldier’s resting placeBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Volunteers find new homes for abandoned remains 4:57

24d ago4:57

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Volunteers find new homes for abandoned remainsBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Bikini Barista business with reporter Lauren Yoshiko 7:04

25d ago7:04

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Bikini Barista stands in Portland are increasingly owned by women.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Oregon settles child-welfare civil lawsuit; expert will be appointed to oversee the troubled system 5:13

27d ago5:13

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The settlement stipulates Disability Rights Oregon and the state will agree upon a “neutral,” an expert to oversee the foster care system and work with the individual to improve the child-welfare system, primarily by reducing the rate of mistreatment and improving the quality of placements.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

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S8 Ep2: Safeguarding Your Digital Life: The UK Cybersecurity Law 18:25

27d ago18:25

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In a world where smart devices have become ubiquitous, the UK government has taken a decisive step to prioritise security and protect its citizens from the growing threat of cyber attacks. The introduction of a new cybersecurity law aims to ensure that a wide range of internet-connected devices, from routers and fridges to printers and even toothbr…

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Results from the May 21 2024 Oregon primary 4:58

29d ago4:58

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Results from the May 21 2024 Oregon primaryBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

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The graduation of Daiichi Takeoka from UO law school a century ago illuminates barriers for nowadays Asian American lawyers. 4:51

29d ago4:51

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The graduation of Daiichi Takeoka from UO law school a century ago illuminates barriers for nowadays Asian American lawyers.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

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1.2 Million Children in Illinois CAN NOT READ AT GRADE LEVEL! EVEN MORE CAN NOT DO MATH! 1:21:32

1M ago1:21:32

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Send us a Text Message. Despite being one of the most funded states for education, Illinois is fundamentally failing. A new report from this year shows that over 1 million children can not read or do math at grade level. Throwing money at the issue clearly is not solving it. So what is the answer? Wirepoints Research: https://wirepoints.org/new-202…

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Utility watchdog calls to cap Oregon rate hikes as energy bills continue to rise 3:57

1M ago3:57

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As electric and gas rates continue to rise, an advocacy group for utility customers is proposing rate caps on energy increases for all for-profit utilities to help avoid high energy bills.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

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The Korean Mama's rise to foodie fame 6:00

1M ago6:00

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Jane Kim became an unexpected internet celebrity when her son started filming her reactions when they went out to eat. Now, under the handle "The Korean Mama", Jane and her son Ed are bringing joy to more than a million followers on social media platforms like TikTok, YouTube and Instagram.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Illinois Democrats Want Legal Prostitution, Man Arrested 52 Times Set Free, and CTU Sends Teachers to Springfield 1:08:06

1M ago1:08:06

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By Beans

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S8 Ep1: TECHNOLOGY THE NEW AMPHETAMINES 32:57

1M ago32:57

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If you have sat on a train recently or sat in a restaurant, you may have noticed many people who are literally addicted to their phones. Tech addiction is real! Don’t ignore the elephant in the room! It is everywhere. According to a 2022 survey of internet users in the United States, nearly half of respondents, 48 percent, considered themselves add…

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Can a business be owned by its purpose? A growing number of Oregon companies say yes 4:44

1M ago4:44

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Patagonia made headlines in 2022 when its founders said company profits would go to fighting climate change. They followed a model pioneered in the U.S. by an Oregon produce distributor, and the approach is offering independent business owners a new way to preserve companies.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

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A tale of three cities: The chance at local option levies can affect school districts across Oregon in drastically different ways 4:39

1M ago4:39

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Portland Public Schools wants to renew a local tax that already helps pay for hundreds of teachers. Bend-La Pine wants to start a new levy that would offset substantial budget cuts. But in Salem-Keizer, option levies aren’t really an option at all.By Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Years in the minority haven’t dampened competitive GOP primary for Eastern Oregon seat 4:54

1M ago4:54

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State Senate candidates promise to balance conservative principles with pragmatic bipartisanshipBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Geraldine DeRuiter on food, feminism and fury 5:48

1M ago5:48

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A conversation with Seattle writer Geraldine DeRuiter on her new book "If You Can't Take the Heat: Tales of Food, Feminism, and Fury".By Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Oregon farmers grapple with changes to confined feeding operation rules 4:38

1M ago4:38

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Oregon farmers grapple with changes to confined feeding operation rulesBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

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Portland Methodists join together to celebrate the repeal of anti-LGBTQ+ rules 4:39

1M ago4:39

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Portland Methodists join together to celebrate the repeal of anti-LGBTQ+ rulesBy Oregon Public Broadcasting

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28th WNBA season tips off Tuesday amid skyrocketing popularity for women’s basketball 5:04

1M ago5:04

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Portland fans of women’s basketball are celebrating the start of the WNBA season Tuesday, even though the city has yet to secure a team. Still, Portland has cemented itself as a women’s basketball hub.By Oregon Public Broadcasting