It's been a while Copaganda fans but we're back next week with brand new episodes.  Our next batch is focusing on Law & Order! The iconic series have been on for over 30 years and are known for their "ripped from the headlines" episodes, which makes it the perfect lens to look at pop culture depictions of policing in recent history.  For every famous human rights abuse the NYPD has committed there are several Law & Order episodes and we're gonna dive into all of it. Subscribe and catch up on previous episodes before new episodes begin next week

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In this eighty-second episode of the Wisdom for Life radio show, hosts Dan Hayes and Greg Sadler discuss a number of ideas that originally came from philosophy which have taken on different, sometimes even opposed meanings in popular culture.

In this show, Dan and Greg look particularly at Whitehead's Philosophy as footnotes to Plato, Occam’s Razor, Aristotle’s Golden Mean, Sartre’s Hell Is Other People, Hume’s Ought-Is Distinction, and the Platonic Form Of X. 

They discuss what the original meaning and movement associated with these terms was, and still in in philosophical circles. They also discuss the range of popular meanings assigned to these terms, and in some cases how the terms came to take on these divergent meanings

Show Music is by Scott Tarulli – www.scotttarulli.com/

Wisdom For Life Episode 82 - Philosophical Ideas People Get Mixed Up About

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Barbara J. Taylor, author from Scranton, speaking with WVIA's News Director Julie Sidoni, about her new novel titled, "Rain Will Break No Bones," a Kaylie Jones Book
issued by Akashic Books.  There will be a book event on Saturday, June 1, 2024, at noon at Barnes & Noble, 421 Arena Hub Plaza in Wilkes-Barre. For more information and other events: www.barbarajtaylor.com/

Barbara J. Taylor; Julie Sidoni; May 31 2024

Scott Thomas, Chief Executive Officer/Director of the Scranton
Public Library, speaking about the services of the Albright
Memorial Library and the 13th annual block party, 
"Swingin' on Vine" to be held on Friday, June 7, 2024,
from 5:00 to 8:00 pm, in the 500 block of Vine Street in
Scranton.  There will be music by Picture Perfect, 
refreshments, picnic-style food, games and more.
The event will benefit the library. www.lclshome.org/events

Scott Thomas; May 30 2024

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Copaganda! is a comedy podcast where we rewatch cop movies to learn about policing. Each episode I rewatch a classic cop film with a comedian friend and ask what makes the ideal cop?  
We break down what’s happening in the movie, what’s happening in policing when the film was being made and our own relationship to police and cop movies.

Did you know Dirty Harry inspired something called a “Make My Day” law, a precursor to today’s “Stand Your Ground” laws? 
Did you know when Miranda rights were introduced the cops lamented they’d never be able to solve a crime again? 
Does watching the chief yell “you’re a loose cannon!” over and over again make us think cops are best when they’re unregulated?  

We get into all this and more in Copaganda! Listen and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts.

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