Net neutrality, Lewiston mass shooting

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A computer map showing internet coverage in the United States
This computer screen shows a draft of the Federal Communications Commission’s new broadband map, a future version of which will determine how much of a $42.5 billion federal investment in high-speed internet each state gets. The darker the blue, the better the broadband coverage. (FCC via AP)

We talk to an internet law professor about the FCC looking to reinstitute net neutrality rules for internet service providers. Then, an expert on mental health and firearms joins us to talk about the latest mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine.

Featured in this Show

  • Why the FCC is looking to bring back net neutrality rules

    The Trump administration removed net neutrality rules, but the FCC under President Biden is looking to bring them back. An internet and communications law expert joins us to discuss what has changed since the net neutrality ended and what would happen if it’s reimplemented.

  • Lewiston mass shooting prompts another national conversation about firearm access

    An expert in mental illness and firearms law joins us to talk about the intersection of mental health and gun access, “red flag” laws, and resources for when someone discloses violent intentions.

Episode Credits

  • Rob Ferrett Host
  • Sarah Hopefl Technical Director
  • Lorin Cox Producer
  • Richelle Wilson Producer
  • Christopher Terry Guest
  • Amy Barnhorst Guest

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