Jennifer Rothman: The Right of Publicity
The Loyola Law professor discusses her new book about the history and evolution of the right of publicity.
Jun 22, 2018•33 min
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Scheer Intelligence features thoughtful and provocative conversations with "American Originals" -- people who, through a lifetime of engagement with political issues, offer unique and often surprising perspectives on the day's most important issues.
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Eon McLeary and Manuel Ruiz: The Work
The documentary filmmaker and a former prisoner discuss the film about a group therapy program in one of the most infamous prisons in the United States.
Jun 15, 2018•30 min
Nate Cardozo: A Golden Age of Surveillance
The attorney for the Electronic Frontier Foundation discusses the fight for privacy online.
Jun 08, 2018•32 min
Sara Driver: 'Boom for Real'
The independent film director discusses her documentary about the early career of the late artist Jean-Michel Basquiat.
May 31, 2018•32 min
Wim Wenders: A Man of His Word
The Oscar nominated director discusses his documentary about the current pope.
May 25, 2018•31 min
Adam Winkler: We The Corporations
The UCLA Law professor discusses his newest book about the rights of corporations.
May 18, 2018•33 min
Sasha Abramsky: Jumping at Shadows
The journalist and professor discusses his latest book about how fear has contributed to demagoguery.
May 11, 2018•32 min
Betsy West and Julie Cohen: RBG
The documentary filmmakers discuss their film “RBG” on the life and career of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
May 04, 2018•31 min
Kenneth A. Carlson: The Heart of Nuba
The documentary filmmaker discusses his new film about a heroic doctor in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan.
Apr 27, 2018•32 min
John Densmore: The Legacy of The Doors
The drummer for The Doors discusses being in the iconic band and staying true to his beliefs.
Apr 20, 2018•31 min
Norman G. Finkelstein: Martyrs in Gaza
The author discusses his new book about the plight of Palestinians in Gaza.
Apr 13, 2018•32 min
John Kiriakou: The Wrong Direction for the CIA
On his return visit to the podcast, the former CIA counterterrorism official and whistleblower discusses his opposition to the nominee for the head of the agency.
Apr 06, 2018•34 min
Dwayne Booth: And Then The World Blew Up
The political cartoonist known as Mr. Fish discusses the history of his art form and the struggle to keep the industry alive.
Mar 30, 2018•32 min
Dissent is Patriotic
Short Description: The active duty Army Officer discusses his time as a soldier and his critical views on the US Military.
Mar 23, 2018•32 min
Greg Campbell: Hondros
The journalist and filmmaker discusses his documentary about the late photojournalist Chris Hondros.
Mar 16, 2018•32 min
Alice Waters: Coming to My Senses (Part 2)
The legendary chef and proponent of the slow food movement discusses her iconic Berkeley restaurant and her involvement in the Edible Schoolyard Project.
Mar 09, 2018•32 min
Alice Waters: Coming to My Senses (Part 1)
The legendary chef and proponent of the slow food movement discusses her influences and her newest book.
Mar 01, 2018•29 min
Debra Deanne Olson: The Honorable Culbert Levy Olson
The granddaughter of one of California’s most progressive governors discusses his life and political career.
Feb 23, 2018•32 min
Dustin Lance Black: From Milk to Marriage Equality
The Academy Award winning writer speaks about making the film Milk and his subsequent activism.
Feb 16, 2018•39 min
David Cay Johnston: It’s Even Worse Than You Think
The Pulitzer Prize winning journalist discusses his new book on the first year of the Trump Administration.
Feb 09, 2018•31 min
Andrea J. Ritchie: Invisible No More
The attorney and author discusses her new book about law enforcement’s assault on women of color.
Feb 02, 2018•33 min
Trita Parsi: Losing an enemy
The founder and president of the National Iranian American Council talks about the United States’ resistance to normalizing relations with Iran.
Jan 26, 2018•32 min
Mary Murphy: Change Happens When Women are in Power
The journalism professor and media expert discusses the sexual harassment scandal in Hollywood.
Jan 19, 2018•33 min
Peter Edelman: Not a Crime to be Poor (part two)
The Georgetown Law professor and director of the Georgetown Center for Poverty and Inequality talks about his most recent book.
Jan 12, 2018•31 min
Peter Edelman: Not a crime to be poor (part one)
The Georgetown Law professor and director of the Georgetown Center on Poverty and Inequality talks about how the criminal justice system continues the cycle of poverty in America.
Jan 05, 2018•28 min
Steven J. Ross: Hitler in Los Angeles
The history professor discusses his new book about a small group of civilians in Los Angeles in the 1930s and 40s who helped fight Nazis in America.
Dec 22, 2017•33 min
Bryan Buckley: The Pirates of Somalia
The director discusses his new film about the true story of a young journalist who embedded himself with Somali pirates.
Dec 15, 2017•31 min
Jere Van Dyk: The Trade
The author discusses his time in Afghanistan both as a reporter and as a hostage.
Dec 08, 2017•32 min
Peter Nicks: The Force
The documentary filmmaker discusses his new film The Force, about the Oakland Police Department.
Dec 01, 2017•31 min
Tiana Alexandra-Silliphant: The General and Me
The documentary filmmaker discusses her film about Vietnamese General Vo Nguyen Giap.
Nov 17, 2017•30 min
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