One day, Amy Meyer went to see a slaughter-house near where she lived, and she ended up becoming the United States' first ag-gag criminal. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

1: Riviera Beach

1 1 Jun 18th, 2019 30m 36s

The City of Riviera Beach sought to use eminent domain to take away 5,500 people's homes. Fane Lozman tried to stop them. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

5: Dylan's New Dress

Aug 13th, 2019 31m 28s

When Santana Pilar Andrews was asked to read at Lafayette, Louisiana's first-ever Drag Queen Story Time, Santana thought it would be an excellent opportunity to help children learn to accept others for who they are. But many in Lafayette didn't

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Introducing Bleeped

1 May 29th, 2019 1m 13s

Imagine being arrested for taking pictures of a farm, harassed for reading a storybook to children, or jailed for displaying a photograph in a museum. Censorship like this seems unimaginable, but it’s real and happens every day. Bleeped tells t

4: Felony Disenfranchisement

Jul 30th, 2019 30m 4s

Before a jury convicted Alfonzo Tucker of a felony, he had never voted in an election. Then, while incarcerated, he read books about civil rights leaders who lost their lives fighting for the rights of African American's to vote and became insp

3: Terms of Service

Jul 16th, 2019 25m 22s

John Palmer bought a Christmas gift for his wife Jen from KlearGear.com, but the gifts never arrived. So the Palmers left the company a bad review. KlearGear then fined them $3,500. That's how everything started. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/

5: Dylan's New Dress

Aug 13th, 2019 31m 28s

2: There's No Sin in Cincinnati

Jul 2nd, 2019 29m 16s

Cincinnati prided itself on being a clean town that's free of pornography and vice, but in 1990, a museum tried to exhibit a collection of Robert Mapplethorpe photographs depicting homoerotic S&M. The city wanted to stop them. Hosted on Acast.