What do the Bill of Rights, Free Speech Obligations, and ABC’s The Dating Game Have in Common? Ron Collins

About this episode

Ron Collins discusses free speech, civic responsibilities, and shares a personal story about winning a date on national television.

Send us Fan Mail Ron delivers an absolute master class on some of the most critical topics facing our society today. He breaks down the nuances of free speech, the responsibilities we hold as citizens, and the power of writing to shape a community. But it’s not all constitutional law and civic duty. You won't want to miss the wild story of how he actually won a date on national television. It is the perfect blend of deep wisdom and entertaining storytelling. Tune in now to hear a true L...

People in this episode

Host: Kevin

Guest: Ron Collins

Topics covered

• free speech
• civic responsibility
• storytelling
• constitutional law
• dating
• community

Keywords

• free speech
• Bill of Rights
• civic duty
• storytelling
• The Dating Game
• community

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Bill of Rights, Free Speech Obligations

Books & works: The Dating Game

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