Wahl on Law

Wahl on Law started with one goal: to make the law understandable. Important legal issues are often discussed in ways that feel confusing, overwhelming, or inaccessible. This podcast breaks down legal headlines, court decisions, and policy changes into clear explanations — from the perspective of a college student learning the system and bringing others along on the journey. More episodes, show notes, and legal analysis at wahlonlaw.com .

Wahl on Law is a news podcast hosted by Jonas Wahl, with 28 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Jonas Wahl hosts Wahl on Law, a news show with 28 episodes published.

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  Episode #26

  Episode 26: Should Americans Have to Prove Their Citizenship to Vote? (with Sam Novey)

  Aug 2, 202616 min

  In the 26th episode of Wahl on Law, we are joined by Sam Novey, Chief Strategist at the University of Maryland Center for Democracy and Civic Engagement, to break down the SAVE America Act, an election reform bill that would introduce new federal requirements for voter registration and voting. We discuss why the Act is being proposed, whether noncitizen voting is a significant issue in federal elections, and the millions of Americans who could face challenges complying with its documentary proof of citizenship requirements.

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  Episode #25

  Episode 25: Does America Have a Police Violence Problem? (with Attorney Mark Denney)

  Jul 26, 202620 min

  In the 25th episode of Wahl on Law, we break down policing in America and the growing hostility towards ICE and other law enforcement agencies. Joined by former Special Assistant United States Attorney Mark Denney, we examine the importance of accountability, and explain the law behind some of the most controversial policing events in the past few decades.

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  Episode #24

  Episode 24: The Epstein Files: What's the Government Hiding? (with journalist Aaron Parnas)

  Jul 19, 202614 min

  In the 24th episode of Wahl on Law, we are joined by independent journalist and attorney Aaron Parnas to break down the Epstein Files controversy. We discuss what the Epstein Files actually are, the debate surrounding the DOJ's conclusion that there was no "client list," the bipartisan push to release the records, and whether the government has truly made all of the files public.

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  Episode #23

  Episode 23: Did Section 230 Make the Internet Less Safe for Children? (with Professor Graw Leary)

  Jul 12, 202628 min

  In the 23rd episode of Wahl on Law, we are joined by Mary Graw Leary, a law professor with an expertise in technology and victimization, to break down Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act, the 1996 federal law that has shaped much of the modern internet. We discuss why Section 230 has become extremely controversial, the key cases that have changed its interpretation, and how it may shield platforms connected to Child Sexual Abuse Material (CSAM). We also explore the reforms that could bring Section 230 back to its original purpose of protecting children.

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  Episode #22

  Episode 22: The Case That Changed Collegiate Sports (with Professor Ken Jacobsen)

  Jul 5, 202621 min

  In the 22nd episode of Wahl on Law, we are joined by Kenneth Jacobsen, a law professor with an expertise in sports law, to break down the landmark House v. NCAA antitrust settlement, a roughly $2.8 billion agreement that allowed colleges to directly compensate student-athletes for the first time. We discuss the legal challenges facing the NCAA, how the settlement changes the landscape of college athletics, and what this decision could mean for the future of NIL and college sports in the United States.

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