FedSoc Forums

Booking Overview

This expert legal and public-policy panel series covers constitutional law, civil rights, free speech, education, and federal policy, typically featuring law professors, government officials, judges, attorneys, and think-tank leaders as external participants. Suitable pitches include constitutional scholars, appellate and civil-rights attorneys, legal-policy researchers, and leaders of prominent public-interest organizations; booking is difficult because the program commonly features senior experts and nationally recognized legal figures.

Metrics

Episodes: 1000

Frequency: Irregular

Rating: 4.5/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Unknown

Location: USA

YouTube: 110.0k subscribers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

info@fedsoc.org

fedsocforums@fedsoc.org

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Booking Requirements

high

Typical Credentials:

Law professors, constitutional and civil-rights attorneys, appellate lawyers, judges, senior government officials, and leaders of established legal or public-policy organizations.

Required Achievements:

Senior government or judicial service, Leadership of prominent legal, civil-rights, or public-policy organizations, Law-school professorship or recognized legal scholarship, High-level appellate, constitutional, or public-interest legal practice

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Recent Topics

Law, Legal Policy, Constitutional Law, First Amendment, Civil Rights

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on

FedSoc Forums

Service Members & the First Amendment

September 29, 2026

Recent litigation has resurfaced longstanding debates over the scope of First Amendment protections for members of the armed forces. While service members retain constitutional rights, the unique demands of military service have long permitted restrictions on speech and conduct that would not be permissible in civilian life. This panel will examine the historical development of First Amendment protections in the military context and discuss how that history informs current legal disputes and ...

Service Members & the First Amendment

September 29, 2026

The Future of Birthright Citizenship: What’s Next After Trump v. Barbara (Part One)

September 29, 2026

On June 30, the Supreme Court held in Trump v. Barbara that nearly all children born on U.S. soil are citizens at birth. But questions remain about the decision’s reasoning and its legal and policy implications.The decision has not ended the debate. The administration and other proponents of a narrower understanding of birthright citizenship are now testing the decision’s boundaries. On August 6, the President issued two executive orders addressing birthright citizenship and birth...

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