Thank you!

THanks Zalco - should be enlightening.

Thank you for the rec, Bunny. I will check them out.

Thank you Zalco! I’ll be sure to listen. And thank you, Bunny, for the recommendation of #SistersInLaw- I hadn’t heard of that one, and will seek it out. I listen to historian Heather Cox Richardson’s podcasts and videos (politics chats and history chats) regularly, and never miss her daily letters. I recommend her highly, for those not yet familiar with her work.

Thanks Zalco! I usually listen to Heather Cox Richardson.

Great suggestions! Thank you.

I receive Heather Cox Richardson's newsletter in my email. I didn't know she had a podcast.

I have a minor in political science, and the class I took on the Supreme Court was one of my favorites, along with my class in Constitutional Law, which was my all time favorite. The professor ran it just like a law class, where you were expected to know the reading assignments inside and out and state your positions in answers to questions, and defend against his challenges. Very Socratic. He was tough too. Was one of the first courses I had in college where the instructor really set and raised a high bar intellectually. It was one of the first times I felt like I was actually doing college level work. I can't believe that up until then I had never heard of "The Federalist Papers." My high school government teacher was a joke.

I love higher level legal discussions. I get frustrated with how they simplify things on TV but of course that is so the average Joe will stay tuned in . . . I'm going to have to try some more podcasts. I've been listening to a lot of native landscaping stuff but it is starting to bum me out because it makes me want to make more progress faster than is probably possible. Thanks for the tips. I love the name "Sisters In Law." Took me a minute to get that one.