America’s historic 250 years of freedom are accompanied by the durability of its Constitution. Since the French Revolution in 1789, France has had no less than fifteen. While there are many contributing circumstances, it is no accident that America’s Constitution was formed as a covenant rather than a contract by those who embraced the fundamental idea that God has granted all of humankind individual, unalienable rights.
Our Featured Guest
Denise Harle is a clinical professor and director of the First Amendment Clinic at FSU College of Law, where she leads student advocacy and litigation on free speech, religious liberty, and press freedom issues.
Denise and her colleague, Sheena Kelly, will talk with Brien about the work being done at the Clinic to educate the next class of attorneys who, in their own careers, will be responsible for upholding the principles and laws contained within the body of America’s statutes and case law.
The View from Here
Leading Age Southeast President and CEO Steve Bahmer will bring us his view of the current status of senior care in Florida and across the region.
Community Forum
WFSU’s celebrated newsman Tom Flanigan will talk with Brien about the need for connection, collaboration, and cooperation across Tallahassee and the region if we are to reduce crime, provide for more affordable housing, and encourage sustainable economic growth.
Broadcast Schedule
Listen Saturday morning at 9:00 on Moose Magnificat (MooseMagnificat.com).
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Listen Saturday morning at 7:00 on RealTalk WVFT 93.3FM Tallahassee.
