See - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLLd1AFkP31XPNh5jU6Jj09k9l08lEhHg_
Chief Judge Wood and Judge Jordan on Madison the Pragmatist
Neuborne and Stewart on Madison and Religious Freedom
The Relationship between Norway's Declaration of Independence and Its Constitution
Richard Brookhiser on Writing about Lincoln
Chief Judge Diane Wood on Madison and the Separation of Church and State
Judge Kent Jordan on Madison and the 'Force of Ideas'
Chief Judge Wood and Judge Jordan on What Judges Can Learn from Madison
Chief Judge Wood and Judge Jordan on Madison and Money in Politics
Chief Judge Wood and Judge Jordan on Madison and the Public Airwaves
Neuborne and Stewart on Madison's Approach to the Hobby Lobby Case
Neuborne and Stewart on Madison's Approach to the Town of Greece Case
Neuborne and Stewart on Madison and Free Speech
Neuborne and Stewart on Corporations in the Age of Madison
David O. Stewart on Madison and the Importance of Stability
Women's Rights in the Norwegian Constitution
Norway's 'Founding Fathers'
James Madison's Influence on the Norwegian Constitution
Judicial Review in the Norwegian Constitution
Religious Exclusion in the Norwegian Constitution
Richard Brookhiser on Lincoln and Paine
Richard Brookhiser on Lincoln's Education
Richard Brookhiser on Lincoln and Slavery
Richard Brookhiser on Lincoln's Depression
Richard Brookhiser on Lincoln and Religion
Edward Larson on Washington's Postwar Indecision
Edward Larson on Washington at the Constitutional Convention
Edward Larson on Washington's Reluctant Presidency
Edward Larson on Washington's Retirement
Edward Larson on Revolution and Washington's Legacy
Edward Larson on Washington and Slavery
Michael Gerhardt on Choosing the Forgotten Presidents
Michael Gerhardt on Abraham Lincoln's Favorite President
Michael Gerhardt on Why Jimmy Carter is Forgotten
Michael Gerhardt on Martin Van Buren and the Jacksonian Legacy
Michael Gerhardt on Early Presidents and the Constitution
Michael Gerhardt on Why William Howard Taft is Forgotten
Does the Constitution Protect Your Smartphone?
Do New Terrorist Threats and ISIS Justify NSA Spying?
Geoffrey Ward on FDR's Marriage to Eleanor
Geoffrey Ward on FDR's Struggle with Polio
Geoffrey Ward on the Greatness of Eleanor Roosevelt
Geoffrey Ward on FDR as Man of the People
Geoffrey Ward on Studying the Roosevelts
Geoffrey Ward on Theodore Roosevelt and Teddy Bears
Annette Gordon-Reed on Historical Writing
Annette Gordon-Reed on the Descendants of Monticello
Annette Gordon-Reed on Why We Care about Jefferson's Monticello
Annette Gordon-Reed on Jefferson's Place in History
Annette Gordon-Reed on Jefferson's Mixed Legacy
Courts in the Community: Chief Judge Theodore McKee on Student Free Speech
Courts in the Community: Judge Marjorie Rendell on the 'I (heart) Boobies!' Case
Courts in the Community: Judge Cynthia Rufe on Peer-to-Peer File Sharing
Courts in the Community: Does a Judge's Personal Opinion Affect Her Decision?
Courts in the Community: Is YouTube Legal?
Courts in the Community: What Do Judges Study?
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand on Hillary Clinton, Andrew Cuomo and Her Path to Politics
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand on Congress' Listening Problem
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand on Confronting Sexism
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand on the Future of the Women's Movement
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand on Sexual Assault in the Military
Senator Kirsten Gillibrand on Women in Congress
Richard Epstein on Health Care Reform
Richard Epstein on Amending the Constitution
Richard Epstein on Originalism and Judicial Restraint
Richard Epstein on Citizens United
Richard Epstein on His Favorite Supreme Court Justice
National Constitution Center: The Bill of Rights
National Constitution Center: In the Headlines 2014
National Constitution Center: American Government
National Constitution Center: The Civil Rights Act of 1964
National Constitution Center: Newsmakers 2014
Zephyr Teachout on Corruption in America
Justice Sandra Day O'Connor On Lincoln's Legacy
Robert Gates on voter discontent
Robert Gates on how to judge the presidential candidates
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