A Stitch in Haste

Now available — the Stitch in Haste Podcast, Episode #004.

In this episode: Why Diamond is a libertarian --

• Dogs are property-rights Lockeans.


• My adventures with the dog licensing bureaucracy.


• The divine-right theory of parks commissioners.


• Why breed-specific legislation is unconstitutional.

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About the Podcast:

The idea will be to record a quick commentary, no more than weekly (and typically less than weekly) and never longer than 20 minutes, either about something I don't feel like covering in a full-blown blogpost, or something that I have already covered in the blog and don't feel like revisiting. Eventually I might include responses to comments, interviews, roundtable discussions, etc.

Related post chain: Breed-Specific Legislation Blogposting.

Now available — the Stitch in Haste Podcast, Episode #003.

This week: Reflections on my recent flight to Las Vegas —

• A good old-fashioned overbooking!


• Is anyone old enough to remember the Civil Aeronautics Board?


• In defense of fee-based banking.


• How another gay podcasting New Yorker caused my midair seizure.

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About the Podcast:

The idea will be to record a quick commentary, no more than weekly (and typically less than weekly) and never longer than 20 minutes, either about something I don't feel like covering in a full-blown blogpost, or something that I have already covered in the blog and don't feel like revisiting. Eventually I might include responses to comments, interviews, roundtable discussions, etc.

Now available — the Stitch in Haste Podcast, Episode #002.

This week: The libertarian argument against jury nullification.

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About the Podcast:

The idea will be to record a quick commentary, no more than weekly (and typically less than weekly) and never longer than 20 minutes, either about something I don't feel like covering in a full-blown blogpost, or something that I have already covered in the blog and don't feel like revisiting. Eventually I might include responses to comments, interviews, roundtable discussions, etc.

Still undergoing some technological refinements. Please be patient.

Now available — the Stitch in Haste Podcast!

The idea will be to record a quick commentary, no more than weekly (and typically less than weekly) and never longer than 20 minutes, either about something I don't feel like covering in a full-blown blogpost, or something that I have already covered in the blog and don't feel like revisiting. Eventually I might include responses to comments, interviews, roundtable discussions, etc.*

Still undergoing some technological refinements (e.g., the noise filter didn't work very well this time). Please be patient.

Episode #001:

A discussion of the student free speech case Doninger v. Niehoff and what role Morse v. Frederick (a/k/a the "Bong Hits 4 Jesus case") should — or should not — play in deciding it. (Background on the Doninger appeal here; my previous post on it here.)

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*Oh that a man's reach should exceed his grasp, or what's the Internet for?"
--Robert Browning (sorta kinda)