Lydia Smith
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💕 Mom of 3
🏛️Former exec with CA state government
🧠Experimental Psychology background
@lydiapod.51 on Signal
💕 Mom of 3
🏛️Former exec with CA state government
🧠Experimental Psychology background
@lydiapod.51 on Signal
Really great discussion!! Enjoyed it a lot.
November 12, 2025 at 10:48 PM
Really great discussion!! Enjoyed it a lot.
Monet has been a favorite of mine since I was like 8. My mom snuck me out of school in 4th grade to take me to the touring exhibition in SF. Core memory for sure.
November 7, 2025 at 3:46 AM
Monet has been a favorite of mine since I was like 8. My mom snuck me out of school in 4th grade to take me to the touring exhibition in SF. Core memory for sure.
It would! Depressing in a way but also worth it if it gets out the vote.
October 31, 2025 at 6:50 PM
It would! Depressing in a way but also worth it if it gets out the vote.
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There are shows which break down bad movies, shows which break down classic SCOTUS cases, shows which break down terrible rightwing content, & shows which cover the rise of American fascism without breaking down. But just one which does all of that, and you can listen ad-free here
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October 22, 2025 at 1:59 AM
There are shows which break down bad movies, shows which break down classic SCOTUS cases, shows which break down terrible rightwing content, & shows which cover the rise of American fascism without breaking down. But just one which does all of that, and you can listen ad-free here
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I think what has been so cool about some of these interviews is the reminder and grounding that the law is something real and tangible for folks, not just in the realm of politics or in academia. These are humans - not an idea or a theory or a principle.
October 22, 2025 at 2:04 AM
I think what has been so cool about some of these interviews is the reminder and grounding that the law is something real and tangible for folks, not just in the realm of politics or in academia. These are humans - not an idea or a theory or a principle.
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There are any number of legitimate reasons to use the passive voice, including not knowing who did the action you’re describing, or the whom is more interesting/germane than the who.
Exonerating the Gestapo is not one of those legitimate reasons.
Exonerating the Gestapo is not one of those legitimate reasons.
October 4, 2025 at 7:08 PM
There are any number of legitimate reasons to use the passive voice, including not knowing who did the action you’re describing, or the whom is more interesting/germane than the who.
Exonerating the Gestapo is not one of those legitimate reasons.
Exonerating the Gestapo is not one of those legitimate reasons.