Rights This Way

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How Do We Put the Brakes on Flock and License Plate Readers?

October 22, 2026

There is burgeoning and justified nationwide outrage over automatic license plate readers, or ALPRs. These ubiquitous and invasive devices are singlehandedly destroying any notion we may have of personal privacy. ALPRs capture the movements of millions of innocent New Yorkers every day. They build detailed location records, revealing where we go to work, whom we meet, which health care providers we visit, which places of worship we frequent, and which protests we attend.On this episode, we ta...

Kicking This Anti-Protest NYPD Unit to the Curb with Walter Masterson

October 01, 2026

With Donald Trump waging war on free speech and ICE officers killing people in broad daylight, our right to protest is more important than ever. But too often when New Yorkers take to the streets to speak out, they are met with NYPD violence. Often, the officers leading the anti-protest charge are part of the NYPD's notoriously brutal Strategic Response Group, or "the SRG."The SRG's training specifically names anti-Trump demonstrators, the Black Lives Matter movement, and Oc...

Why Prison Visits Make Families Stronger and Communities Safer

September 17, 2026

The impact of a person’s incarceration reaches far beyond the confines of their cell. Children lose parents. Families lose a breadwinner and struggle to meet their needs. Businesses lose workers. Humane treatment that respects the rights and dignity of incarcerated people and prepares them to re-enter society, benefits both incarcerated people and their communities.On this episode, we speak to a New Yorker with personal experience visiting a family member who was incarcerated. He explains why...

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The publicly listed email for Rights This Way: podcast@nyclu.org.

How many listeners does Rights This Way have?

Podseeker estimates Rights This Way reaches 100 to 1,000 listeners per episode. Only the publisher has exact numbers.

Who is an ideal guest for Rights This Way?

Rights This Way typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Relevant advocacy, legal or policy expertise, organizing experience, public-facing work, or firsthand experience with the civil liberties issue being discussed. Common among recent guests: Organizing or advocacy work related to civil rights and civil liberties; Professional expertise or firsthand experience relevant to the episode; Public-facing work such as writing, filmmaking, or political commentary. Recent guests include Walter Masterson and Paola Mendoza.

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Medium. Guests usually need solid credentials in the topic and an idea that fits the show.

What topics does Rights This Way cover?

Recent episodes cover Law, Civil Liberties, Criminal Justice, Free Speech, and Immigration. Pitch an idea tied to one of these topics and mention a recent episode.

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