On the latest LGM podcast, I had the chance to sit down with friend-of-the-blog Greg Erhardt and talk about some of his recent work on the impact that ride-sharing apps have had on traffic patterns. G
Horning in on Loomis’s territory here with an addendum to his Saturday music post and a short film for the night. This morning I was time-wasting motivated by a twitter query about famous people
We here at LGM enterprises are committed to informing and entertaining you during these dark times. The LGM podcast series will continue to bring you interviews with various scholars and authors and o
Any attempt to have a college football season this year will very likely be a disaster due to the characteristics of the virus itself, along with our criminally negligent political leadership’s
Yesterday, the Seattle City council did something good: They passed a new payroll tax, effecting earners over 150,000, that will raise about 240 million dollars in revenue, which will be used for affo
For the next installment of “djw interviews authors of recently published scholarly work he thinks is interesting” I talked to Greg Shill, Associate Professor of Law at the University of I
As we enter the period of wild speculation about a Presidential candidate’s VP choice and its electoral implications, it occurred to me that I’m fortunate to work right down the (now, trag
Daniel Nichanian on an important progressive victory last night in Multnomah county (which is Portland and a few inner suburbs): It may be the widest election win yet for progressives in a contested p