Big Brains Presents: The "Capitalisn't" Podcast
Big Brains20 Nov 2020

Big Brains Presents: The "Capitalisn't" Podcast

This week, we’re featuring another University of Chicago Podcast Network show. It’s called Capitalisn’t.

Amy Coney Barrett’s nomination to the Supreme Court has many focusing on question about how the new court will judge cases on social issues like abortion, but we rarely hear enough about the economic cases the court deals with. It turns out, the Supreme Court actually has a huge influence on our economy, not just social issues.

On this episode of Capitalisn't, their team interrogates the relationship between the Supreme Court and the economy, and how the new court may rule on business issues.

We hope you enjoy and we’ll see you next week for a new episode of Capitalisn’t!


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