Charley and Eva talk superheroes and how they mirror society, from the campy Adam West to the bickering Avengers. They cover President Obama's historic same-sex marriage announcement and give a call to David Brooks, Deputy Director of the Hoover Institute, to talk about Congress and what's up for grabs in Congress this November. 

Charley and Eva talk about Article 3, their brand new (and nearly ready!) blog. We also chat about art, Instagram, memes, and why we use Twitter.

Charley & Eva discuss the pros and cons of voting online with guest Bill Kelleher. Also on the docket: policy, gun control, and a Supreme Court showdown over Citizens United.

Charley and Eva cover politics, Americans Elect's noble idea, and, of course, the Supreme Court's monumental argument over the ACA (a.k.a. Obamacare). 

Charley and Eva return from SXSW with stories to tell. From why bands need to be entrepreneurs to an interview with Scott Case, CEO of Start Up America, we look at music as an industry and how startups (and bands) can get the tools they need to succeed. 

Charley and Eva talk about Super Tuesday, Apple's alleged eBook price fixing, and the status of the death penalty in America. 

Charley returns from TED for our 59th episode of Legally Easy. This week, we chat free speech, politics, and The Case of the Defamed Cheerleader with Professor Eric Goldman.

Charley calls in from Dulles airport as we talk about Michigan primary, the growing distaste for Citizen's United, and a potentially landscape changing affirmative action case in the Supreme Court.

Charley and Eva discuss privacy online and the EU's proposed "Right to be Forgotten" with Brooklyn Law Professor Derek Bambauer.

Charley and Eva examine the details of Facebook's upcoming IPO, including Zuckerberg's controlling interest and what it means to be a controlled company. Then, we talk Prop 8 and same-sex marriage, US press freedom, and the 26 billion dollar housing settlement passed in Congress. 

We end by debating whether Prop 8 will end up in the Supreme Court next year. 

Thanks, as always, for taking a listen.