Welcome to "Life Death & the Law," a weekly radio broadcast program and podcast that takes a deep dive into the principles that shaped our nation's foundation and how they continue to influence our daily lives, politics, and news. Hosted by attorneys Shawn Garner and Adam Hansen, each episode of this show provides a unique perspective on how the United States Constitution has evolved and how its interpretation affects our current society.
From the first amendment to the right to bear arms, we examine the fundamental rights and freedoms enshrined in our constitution and how they have been interpreted over time. We also explore how the constitution shapes contemporary political debates and how it influences the social and economic issues we face today.
Our guests include community involved individuals who provide their insights into current events and hot-button issues, all through the lens of constitutional principles. They will help our listeners understand how the constitution shapes our national discourse and how it continues to shape our everyday lives.
Whether you are a student, a teacher, a policy maker, or just a concerned citizen, "Life Death & the Law" offers an engaging and thought-provoking look at the role of our constitution in today's world. Tune in and join us as we explore the constitutional underpinnings of our society and how they relate to the issues that matter most.
Life Death & the Law is a local radio program presented every Monday morning at 8 AM (Arizona Time) on AM 560 KBLU by the Deason Garner & Hansen Law Firm.
Welcome to "Life Death & the Law," a weekly radio broadcast program and podcast that takes a deep dive into the principles that shaped our nation's foundation and how they continue to influence our daily lives, politics, and news. Hosted by attorneys Shawn Garner and Adam Hansen, each episode of this show provides a unique perspective on how the United States Constitution has evolved and how its interpretation affects our current society.
From the first amendment to the right to bear arms, we examine the fundamental rights and freedoms enshrined in our constitution and how they have been interpreted over time. We also explore how the constitution shapes contemporary political debates and how it influences the social and economic issues we face today.
Our guests include community involved individuals who provide their insights into current events and hot-button issues, all through the lens of constitutional principles. They will help our listeners understand how the constitution shapes our national discourse and how it continues to shape our everyday lives.
Whether you are a student, a teacher, a policy maker, or just a concerned citizen, "Life Death & the Law" offers an engaging and thought-provoking look at the role of our constitution in today's world. Tune in and join us as we explore the constitutional underpinnings of our society and how they relate to the issues that matter most.
Life Death & the Law is a local radio program presented every Monday morning at 8 AM (Arizona Time) on AM 560 KBLU by the Deason Garner & Hansen Law Firm.
In this flavorful episode of Life, Death & The Law, Shawn Garner and Adam Hansen are joined by longtime friend of the show, Chris Thompson, to talk about entrepreneurship, taxes, and what it really means for something to be "just" in today’s system. Chris shares the exciting news about launching a Twisted Sugar franchise in Yuma with his wife Rachel—and the challenges that come with starting a business. The conversation takes a sharp turn when Chris tells a jaw-dropping personal story about buying a sliver of land—only to see the taxes on it quadruple after a simple subdivision. Is that fair? The team digs deep into the broader questions of taxation, fairness, and the hidden costs of “progress.”
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