We The People Podcasts

Join Supreme Court experts Jeffrey Rosen and Jan Crawford Greenburg for a revealing Citizens' Constitutional Conversation about the nation's highest court. Rosen, the legal affairs editor of The New Republic, is the author of The Supreme Court: The Personalities and Rivalries that Defined America. He discusses how personality and style mold decision making within the U.S. Supreme Court, almost as much as precedent and constitutional philosophy. Greenburg, author of the new book Supreme Conflict, is also an ABC News correspondent. She will take us inside the Court to tell the back story of the Rehnquist and Roberts courts. Program recorded on 2/13/2007. Questions or comments? Write programs@constitutioncenter.org

Join Supreme Court experts Jeffrey Rosen and Jan Crawford Greenburg for a revealing Citizens' Constitutional Conversation about the nation's highest court. Rosen, the legal affairs editor of The New Republic, is the author of The Supreme Court: The Personalities and Rivalries that Defined America. He discusses how personality and style mold decision making within the U.S. Supreme Court, almost as much as precedent and constitutional philosophy. Greenburg, author of the new book Supreme Conflict, is also an ABC News correspondent. She will take us inside the Court to tell the back story of the Rehnquist and Roberts courts. Program recorded on 2/13/2007. Questions or comments? Write programs@constitutioncenter.org

George Washington's religious beliefs have always intrigued Americans. Was he a devout Christian—or was he a deist? In a precursor to President's Day, the National Constitution Center presents a program exploring the question of Washington's religiosity with prominent scholars. Joining us will be Dr. Peter Lillback, author of George Washington's Sacred Fire, Dr. Peter Henriques, author of Realistic Visionary, Jana Novak, co-author of Washington's God, and moderator John DiIulio of the University of Pennsylvania. Program recorded on 2/6/2007. Questions or comments? Write marketing@constitutioncenter.org

Dinesh D’Souza makes the case that the terrorism behind 9/11 and other tragedies was caused by "a decadent and depraved American culture that angers and repulses other societies," especially Muslims. Program recorded on 1/31/2007. Questions or comments? Write marketing@constitutioncenter.org

Dinesh D’Souza makes the case that the terrorism behind 9/11 and other tragedies was caused by "a decadent and depraved American culture that angers and repulses other societies," especially Muslims. Program recorded on 1/31/2007. Questions or comments? Write marketing@constitutioncenter.org

The fundamental function of checks and balances among the three branches of government may be the number one issue underlying debates in Washington ranging from the conduct of the war in Iraq to judicial appointments. Program recorded on 1/29/2007. Questions or comments? Write marketing@constitutioncenter.org

Join two of our nation's most prominent constitutional law experts, Judge Richard Posner and Professor Geoffrey Stone, in a debate about the tension between civil liberties and national security when America is at war. Program recorded on 10/10/2006. Questions or comments? Write marketing@constitutioncenter.org

Join two of our nation's most prominent constitutional law experts, Judge Richard Posner and Professor Geoffrey Stone, in a debate about the tension between civil liberties and national security when America is at war. Program recorded on 10/10/2006. Questions or comments? Write marketing@constitutioncenter.org

Tripp discusses her books, how American history informs her characters, and how girls play an important role in history. Program recorded on 12/27/2006. Questions or comments? Write marketing@constitutioncenter.org

It is an issue that certainly will dominate next year's race for mayor: the challenge to make our City safe for its citizens and as an economic priority for growing the City's vital tourism business. Program recorded on 12/4/2006. Questions or comments? Write programs@constitutioncenter.org

It is an issue that certainly will dominate next year's race for mayor: the challenge to make our City safe for its citizens and as an economic priority for growing the City's vital tourism business. Program recorded on 12/4/2006. Questions or comments? Write programs@constitutioncenter.org

Former presidential adviser John Yoo, author of War by Other Means: An Insider's Account on the War on Terror, for a look at the Bush administration's response to the 9/11 tragedy. Professor Kermit Roosevelt, Assistant Professor at the University of Pennsylvania Law School, moderates. Program recorded on 11/14/2006. Questions or comments? Write programs@constitutioncenter.org

Former presidential adviser John Yoo, author of War by Other Means: An Insider's Account on the War on Terror, for a look at the Bush administration's response to the 9/11 tragedy. Professor Kermit Roosevelt, Assistant Professor at the University of Pennsylvania Law School, moderates. Program recorded on 11/14/2006. Questions or comments? Write programs@constitutioncenter.org

Hear from two of the nation's most respected scholars of government and politics, who have just collaborated on a new book about what's wrong with the Congress, The Broken Branch. Program recorded on 12/05/2006. Questions or comments? Write programs@constitutioncenter.org

Hear from two of the nation's most respected scholars of government and politics, who have just collaborated on a new book about what's wrong with the Congress, The Broken Branch. Program recorded on 12/05/2006. Questions or comments? Write programs@constitutioncenter.org