Hey everybody, it's Maddie C. In case you don't know me, I'm a long-time fan, supporter,

and occasional volunteer for standup. He was kind enough to allow me to take a minute

to tell you about my upcoming house concert tour. I've been playing a series of intimate

acoustic shows across the Eastern U.S. in the first half of July. These shows are happening

in backyards, historic buildings, reporting studios, and even the former side of a world's

fair. I'll be playing songs from throughout my long career in the stickarounds, harbor

coat, and the pantones. It has been a lifelong dream of mine to go on a tour like this and

earn a part of my income from my music. This is an exciting, but terrifying leap, and

I would love it so much if you would join me out there and support me at one of these

stocks. You can find more information on all of the dates at phonoforecords.com slash

house shows. Pete, thank you so much for letting me share. I really appreciate it. Cheers

y'all, Maddie C. Hello and welcome to the weekend episode of Standup. Joining me today, Professor

Eric Siegel, who I talked to about several of the Supreme Court decisions that have just

come down as well as a very important 5th Circuit case that will apparently allow businesses

to discriminate against folks because of their sexual orientation. So really disturbing

stuff as always, but a great conversation with Eric Siegel. As always, he of course is

a constitutional law scholar at Georgia State University, the author of Supreme Myths

and Originalism as Faith and the host of the podcast Supreme Myths, which he is continuing

to drop great episodes of and you should subscribe to. Follow him on Twitter and TikTok, all

the information about Eric is in today's show notes and I cannot do this without your

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