If your boss told you that anything you said or posted — no matter how well-meaning — could be interpreted as unsafe or harmful and lead to your dismissal, what would you do?  Professor Ilya Shapiro tells Michele his story about leaving Georgetown Law after one of his tweets was investigated for four months.  They discuss the culture of free speech — or lack thereof — in America.

<p>If your boss told you that anything you said or posted &mdash; no matter how well-meaning &mdash; could be interpreted as unsafe or harmful and lead to your dismissal, what would you do?&nbsp; Professor&nbsp;Ilya&nbsp;Shapiro tells Michele his story about leaving Georgetown Law after one of his tweets was investigated for four months.&nbsp; They discuss the culture of free speech &mdash; or lack thereof &mdash; in America.</p>

For nearly three decades, Michele Tafoya reported the action from the sidelines. She covered the NBA, NFL, Olympics, and the college football and basketball national championships. And now, during these insane times in our world, she thinks we need a serious dose … of sanity. This is the Michele Tafoya Podcast, with your host — one of the sanest people on planet earth — Michele Tafoya.

<p>For nearly three decades, Michele Tafoya reported the action from the sidelines. She covered the NBA, NFL, Olympics, and the college football and basketball national championships. And now, during these insane times in our world, she thinks we need a serious dose … of sanity. This is the Michele Tafoya Podcast, with your host — one of the sanest people on planet earth — Michele Tafoya.</p>