Episode 8 [Rebroadcast]: Lauren breaks down the final tape of Ginsburg’s career as an advocate before the Supreme Court, and reflects on what she’s learned through this project. Questions for Lauren? Shoot her an email at ginsburgtapes@gmail.co

Ride on Its Skirttails (Rebroadcast)

Oct 1st, 2020 1h 5m

Episode 7 (Rebroadcast): After Leon Goldfarb’s wife, Hannah Goldfarb, passed away, he was denied benefits available to sole surviving spouses that he would have obtained if their gender-roles were reversed. Ruth Bader Ginsburg represented Leon

Near Beer and the Middle Tier (Rebroadcast)

Sep 27th, 2020 51m 53s

Episode 6 (Rebroadcast): When did the Supreme Court finally raise the bar for sex equality under the Constitution? In a case about beer. In Oklahoma, women could buy 3.2% alcohol beer at 18, but men had to wait until they turned 21. Two frate

Not a Pedestal, But a Cage (Rebroadcast)

Sep 25th, 2020 1h 5m

Episode 5 (Rebroadcast): After Stephen Wiesenfeld’s wife Paula died giving birth to their son, he was denied benefits available to sole surviving mothers with modest incomes. Had Stephen and Paula’s places been reversed, Paula would have receiv

Make Us Serve (Rebroadcast)

Sep 22nd, 2020 1h

Episode 4 (Rebroadcast): Edwards v. Healy involved a challenge to a Louisiana law that excused women from the duty to serve on juries. In Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s third oral argument before the Supreme Court, she tried to get the Court to overturn

Pregnancy Discrimination Cases of the 1970s (Rebroadcast)

Sep 21st, 2020 22m 21s

Episode 3 (Rebroadcast): At the same time that Ruth Bader Ginsburg was arguing the sex equality cases that we’re focusing on in this podcast, the Supreme Court also heard a number of pregnancy discrimination cases. In each case, the Burger Cou

The Blind, the Lame, and the Women (Rebroadcast)

Sep 20th, 2020 1h 7m

Episode 2 (Rebroadcast): Ruth Bader Ginsburg only lost one case as an oral advocate in the Supreme Court: Kahn v. Shevin. The case involved a challenge to a Florida law according a special tax exemption to female widows, but not male widowers.

Feet Off Our Necks (Rebroadcast)

Sep 19th, 2020 1h 1m

Episode 1 (Rebroadcast): Ruth Bader Ginsburg made her debut as an oral advocate in the Supreme Court in Frontiero v. Richardson. The case involved a challenge to a law that treated men and women serving in the military differently. Specifically

We Won’t Settle for Tokens

Mar 12th, 2020 54m

Episode 8: Lauren breaks down the final tape of Ginsburg’s career as an advocate before the Supreme Court, and reflects on what she’s learned through this project. Questions for Lauren? Shoot her an email at ginsburgtapes@gmail.com, or find her

Not on a Pedestal, but in a Cage

Mar 5th, 2020 38m 54s

The Ordinary Equality podcast tells the full story of the Equal Rights Amendment. Host Kate Kelly interviewed Lauren about about Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s role in gaining a “de facto ERA.” Kate also speaks with U.S. Representative Carolyn B. Mal

The Ghost of Phyllis Schlafly

Mar 2nd, 2020 1h 19m

I join forces with Kate Shaw and Melissa Murray, co-hosts of the Strict Scrutiny podcast, for a deep dive into the Equal Rights Amendment. Questions for Lauren? Shoot her an email at ginsburgtapes@gmail.com, or find her on Twitter @laurenmo

Ride on Its Skirttails

Jan 6th, 2020 1h 5m

Episode 7: After Leon Goldfarb’s wife, Hannah Goldfarb, passed away, he was denied benefits available to sole surviving spouses that he would have obtained if their gender-roles were reversed. Ruth Bader Ginsburg represented Leon in challengi

Near Beer and the Middle Tier

Jun 3rd, 2019 51m 53s

Episode 6: When did the Supreme Court finally raise the bar for sex equality under the Constitution? In a case about beer.In Oklahoma, women could buy 3.2% alcohol beer at 18, but men had to wait until they turned 21. Two fraternity broth

A Ginsburg Tapes Mashup

May 1st, 2019 6m 56s

This short episode describes the motivation for the Ginsburg Tapes podcast, and mashes up key moments from Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s oral arguments in the Supreme Court in the 1970s. Questions for Lauren? Shoot her an email at ginsburgtapes@gma

Not a Pedestal, But a Cage

Apr 1st, 2019 1h 2m

After Stephen Wiesenfeld’s wife Paula died giving birth to their son, he was denied benefits available to sole surviving mothers with modest incomes. Had Stephen and Paula’s places been reversed, Paula would have received those benefits. Ruth

Make Us Serve

Mar 1st, 2019 1h

Edwards v. Healy involved a challenge to a Louisiana law that excused women from the duty to serve on juries. In Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s third oral argument before the Supreme Court, she tried to get the Court to overturn a ruling of just 13 year

Pregnancy Discrimination Cases of the 1970s

Feb 14th, 2019 22m 21s

At the same time that Ruth Bader Ginsburg was arguing the sex equality cases that we’re focusing on in this podcast, the Supreme Court also heard a number of pregnancy discrimination cases. In each case, the Burger Court struggled to see how p

The Blind, the Lame, and the Widows

Feb 1st, 2019 1h 5m

Ruth Bader Ginsburg only lost one case as an oral advocate in the Supreme Court: Kahn v. Shevin. The case involved a challenge to a Florida law according a special tax exemption to female widows, but not male widowers. Every widow got the tax

Feet Off Our Necks

Jan 1st, 2019 1h 1m

Ruth Bader Ginsburg made her debut as an oral advocate in the Supreme Court in Frontiero v. Richardson. The case involved a challenge to a law that treated men and women serving in the military differently. Specifically, Air Force Lieutenant S

The Ginsburg Tapes: Preview

Nov 12th, 2018 5m 28s

This is a preview of the Ginsburg Tapes, a podcast about Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s oral arguments in the Supreme Court—before she became #NotoriousRBG.Specifically, from 1972-1978, Ginsburg argued six cases in the Supreme Court. In each case, she

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