Podcast subscriptions, April 2020

Here is my list of podcast subscriptions as of April 2020:

Backstage Journal with Rhett Shull
The Bob Murphy Show
Bound by Oath
The Brion McClanahan Show
Cato Daily Podcast
Contra Krugman
Daily Audio Bible
Grammar Girl
Lexicon Valley
The Libertarian Podcast
Make No Law
Part-Time Genius
RadioLab Presents: More Perfect
Serial
Short Circuit
This American Life
The Tom Woods Show
The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe
The Week in Review at Abbeville Institute

Podcast subscriptions, February 2018

Here is my list of podcast subscriptions as of February 2018:

Arms Control Wonk Podcast
The Brion McClanahan Show
Cato Daily Podcast
Contra Krugman
EconTalk
Grammar Girl
The Libertarian Podcast
Quality Policing Podcast
RadioLab Presents: More Perfect
Serial
Tech Policy Podcast
This American Life
The Tom Woods Show
The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe
The Week in Review at Abbeville Institute

Podcast subscriptions, December 2017

Here is my list of podcast subscriptions as of December 2017:

Arms Control Wonk Podcast
Cato Daily Podcast
Contra Krugman
EconTalk
Emperors of Rome Podcast
Grammar Girl
The Libertarian Podcast
RadioLab Presents: More Perfect
Serial
Tech Policy Podcast
The Brion McClanahan Show
The Tom Woods Show
The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe
The Week in Review at Abbeville Institute
This American Life

FYI: I recently switched to Pocket Casts for podcasts and some audiobooks.

Podcast subscriptions, February 2017

Here is my list of podcast subscriptions as of February 2017:

The Brion McClanahan Show
Cato Daily Podcast
Contra Krugman
EconTalk
Emperors of Rome Podcast (new addition)
Grammar Girl
The History of Rome Podcast (new addition)
The Lara Murphy Report
The Libertarian Podcast
RadioLab Presents: More Perfect
Serial
Tech Policy Podcast
The Tom Woods Show
The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe

FYI: I use Doggcatcher for podcasts and some audiobooks.

Podcast subscriptions, May 2016

Here is my list of podcast subscriptions as of May 2016:

The Art of Manliness
Cato Daily Podcast
Contra Krugman
EconTalk
The Eric Metaxas Show (new addition)
Federalist Society SCOTUScast
Grammar Girl
The Lara Murphy Report
The Libertarian Podcast
Tech Policy Podcast
The Tom Woods Show
The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe

FYI: I use Doggcatcher for podcasts and some audiobooks.

Podcast subscriptions, April 2016

Here is my list of podcast subscriptions as of April 2016:

Cato Daily Podcast
Contra Krugman
EconTalk
Federalist Society SCOTUScast
Grammar Girl
Tech Policy Podcast
The Art of Manliness
The Lara Murphy Report
The Libertarian Podcast
The Tom Woods Show
The Way I Heard It with Mike Rowe

FYI: I use Doggcatcher for podcasts and audiobooks.

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Grammar check: District of Columbia v. Heller

Footnote one to Justice Scalia's majority opinion in District of Columbia v. Heller, 554 U.S. 570 (2008), reads as follows:

¹There are minor exceptions to all of these prohibitions, none of which is relevant here.

This sounds awkward! It seems like it should read: "There are minor exceptions to all of these prohibitions, none of which are relevant here." None is (or not one)  and none are (or not any) can both be appropriate in certain circumstances. Others suggest that both are appropriate, although the plural sounds more natural.

Rewritten in that context, the footnote would read:

There are minor exceptions to all of these prohibitions, not one of which is relevant here.

Or:

There are minor exceptions to all of these prohibitions, not any of which are relevant here.

Both of these sound awkward.

Justice Scalia is not one to make a grammar mistake, so I go with the presumption that his usage is either correct, or at least preferred. But I'm not really sure why.

Grammar nerds: what say you?