Technically, That's Illegal Wed, 29 Oct 2025 20:50:09 +0000 Wed, 29 Oct 2025 20:50:09 +0000 Libsyn RSSgen 1.0 http://www.technicallythatsillegal.com http://www.technicallythatsillegal.com This podcast is based on the book and blog, Technically, That's Illegal. Borrowing on some of the themes of the book and blog, Ann digs deeper into the issues by drawing on her Christian faith for commentary. https://static.libsyn.com/p/assets/8/1/2/a/812a3a4f0e7e335a Technically, That's Illegal Ann Sattley no episodic christianity,ann,illegal,sattley,technically,libertarian no This podcast is based on the book and blog, Technically, That's Illegal. Borrowing on some of the themes of the book and blog, Ann digs deeper into the issues by drawing on her Christian faith for commentary. annsattley@gmail.comAnn Sattley The Madness of the NCAA The Madness of the NCAA Tue, 26 Mar 2013 18:32:33 +0000 Hey guys! It's tournament time, so I thought I'd weigh in on the situation while we're waiting for the games to resume. FYI, I picked Indiana to win it all this year. 

Please be aware, that this episode is shorter than usual, and this is probably going to be typical from now on.

Links:

NCAA Athletes are Slaves

Obama's Tournament Bracket

Kids Forced to Break Up Their Tournament Bracket

Betting on NCAA Brackets is a Victimless Crime

]]> Hey guys! It's tournament time, so I thought I'd weigh in on the situation while we're waiting for the games to resume. FYI, I picked Indiana to win it all this year. 

Please be aware, that this episode is shorter than usual, and this is probably going to be typical from now on.

Links:

NCAA Athletes are Slaves

Obama's Tournament Bracket

Kids Forced to Break Up Their Tournament Bracket

Betting on NCAA Brackets is a Victimless Crime

]]> 14:27 false full annsattley@gmail.com (Ann Sattley)Hey guys! It's tournament time, so I thought I'd weigh in on the situation while we're waiting for the games to resume. FYI, I picked Indiana to win it all this year.  Please be aware, that this episode is shorter than usual, and this is probably going to be typical from now on. Links: NCAA Athletes are Slaves Obama's Tournament Bracket Kids Forced to Break Up Their Tournament Bracket Betting on NCAA Brackets is a Victimless CrimeAnn SattleyHey guys! It's tournament time, so I thought I'd weigh in on the situation while we're waiting for the games to resume. FYI, I picked Indiana to win it all this year.  Please be aware, that this episode is shorter than usual, and this is probably going to be typical from now on. Links: NCAA Athletes are Slaves Obama's Tournament Bracket Kids Forced to Break Up Their Tournament Bracket Betting on NCAA Brackets is a Victimless Crime Everyone Breaks Laws Everyone Breaks Laws Sat, 16 Mar 2013 14:00:00 +0000 This episode of the podcast features a list of six laws that you've probably broken without realizing it. This is followed by a discussin of why it seems necessary to overreact to everything these days, when the fact remains that it is impossible to completely follow the law.

Links:

Laws You Have Broken

Fresh Prince Causes Lockdown

Hurting Others Hurts You Just as Much

Counseling for Kids Who Saw a Pop Tart

Man Arrested and Charged with a Felony for Pointing His Finger

]]> This episode of the podcast features a list of six laws that you've probably broken without realizing it. This is followed by a discussin of why it seems necessary to overreact to everything these days, when the fact remains that it is impossible to completely follow the law.

Links:

Laws You Have Broken

Fresh Prince Causes Lockdown

Hurting Others Hurts You Just as Much

Counseling for Kids Who Saw a Pop Tart

Man Arrested and Charged with a Felony for Pointing His Finger

]]> 59:59 false full annsattley@gmail.com (Ann Sattley)This episode of the podcast features a list of six laws that you've probably broken without realizing it. This is followed by a discussin of why it seems necessary to overreact to everything these days, when the fact remains that it is impossible to completely follow the law. Links: Laws You Have Broken Fresh Prince Causes Lockdown Hurting Others Hurts You Just as Much Counseling for Kids Who Saw a Pop Tart Man Arrested and Charged with a Felony for Pointing His FingerAnn SattleyThis episode of the podcast features a list of six laws that you've probably broken without realizing it. This is followed by a discussin of why it seems necessary to overreact to everything these days, when the fact remains that it is impossible to completely follow the law. Links: Laws You Have Broken Fresh Prince Causes Lockdown Hurting Others Hurts You Just as Much Counseling for Kids Who Saw a Pop Tart Man Arrested and Charged with a Felony for Pointing His Finger Behold the Power of Children Behold the Power of Children Sun, 10 Mar 2013 18:32:28 +0000 This episode of Technically, That's Illegal discusses the power of children -- they are capable of more than we realize. While modern adults don't even trust kids to cross the street, the fact is that children are capable of so much, inlcuding facilitating healing.

Unfortunately, the government, however, is not as capable as a few small children...I hope to prove it with this post. Some articles to help my case:

Kid gets suspended for eating his pop tart into the shape of a gun

Man faces summons for laughing in his own house

Health inspector destroys perfectly good food

Man faces possible 7 years for empty ammo magazines

Police are your enemy

Never take a plea

]]> This episode of Technically, That's Illegal discusses the power of children -- they are capable of more than we realize. While modern adults don't even trust kids to cross the street, the fact is that children are capable of so much, inlcuding facilitating healing.

Unfortunately, the government, however, is not as capable as a few small children...I hope to prove it with this post. Some articles to help my case:

Kid gets suspended for eating his pop tart into the shape of a gun

Man faces summons for laughing in his own house

Health inspector destroys perfectly good food

Man faces possible 7 years for empty ammo magazines

Police are your enemy

Never take a plea

]]> 01:00:02 false full annsattley@gmail.com (Ann Sattley)This episode of Technically, That's Illegal discusses the power of children -- they are capable of more than we realize. While modern adults don't even trust kids to cross the street, the fact is that children are capable of so much, inlcuding facilitating healing. Unfortunately, the government, however, is not as capable as a few small children...I hope to prove it with this post. Some articles to help my case: Kid gets suspended for eating his pop tart into the shape of a gun Man faces summons for laughing in his own house Health inspector destroys perfectly good food Man faces possible 7 years for empty ammo magazines Police are your enemy Never take a pleaAnn SattleyThis episode of Technically, That's Illegal discusses the power of children -- they are capable of more than we realize. While modern adults don't even trust kids to cross the street, the fact is that children are capable of so much, inlcuding facilitating healing. Unfortunately, the government, however, is not as capable as a few small children...I hope to prove it with this post. Some articles to help my case: Kid gets suspended for eating his pop tart into the shape of a gun Man faces summons for laughing in his own house Health inspector destroys perfectly good food Man faces possible 7 years for empty ammo magazines Police are your enemy Never take a plea The Jury is Out The Jury is Out Sun, 03 Mar 2013 19:40:00 +0000 Welcome to another episode of Technically, That's Illegal.

The episode begins with a discussion about jury duty and the possibility of requiring an intelligence test to participate. 

Then, I discuss a bill that proposes to outlaw anonymous posts on the internet.

The grumpy neighbor award this week goes to a code enforcement officer who went overboard in his citation of an elderly man for "a small stain" on the side of his house.

The safety segement this week talks about the fact that hand sanitizer is flammable. 

Links:

Breathtaking level of ignorance on juries

A bill proposes to make anonymous internet posts illegal

Code enforcement is probably worse than any grumpy neighbor you might have

Hand sanitizer catches fire, burns girl

Should we ban eating in restaurants?

Sanitization or Stupidization by Karen De Coster

Liberty in Exile podcast

Drying your hands is important

A summary of my jury duty experience in 2010

]]> Welcome to another episode of Technically, That's Illegal.

The episode begins with a discussion about jury duty and the possibility of requiring an intelligence test to participate. 

Then, I discuss a bill that proposes to outlaw anonymous posts on the internet.

The grumpy neighbor award this week goes to a code enforcement officer who went overboard in his citation of an elderly man for "a small stain" on the side of his house.

The safety segement this week talks about the fact that hand sanitizer is flammable. 

Links:

Breathtaking level of ignorance on juries

A bill proposes to make anonymous internet posts illegal

Code enforcement is probably worse than any grumpy neighbor you might have

Hand sanitizer catches fire, burns girl

Should we ban eating in restaurants?

Sanitization or Stupidization by Karen De Coster

Liberty in Exile podcast

Drying your hands is important

A summary of my jury duty experience in 2010

]]> 01:00:01 false full annsattley@gmail.com (Ann Sattley)Welcome to another episode of Technically, That's Illegal. The episode begins with a discussion about jury duty and the possibility of requiring an intelligence test to participate.  Then, I discuss a bill that proposes to outlaw anonymous posts on the internet. The grumpy neighbor award this week goes to a code enforcement officer who went overboard in his citation of an elderly man for "a small stain" on the side of his house. The safety segement this week talks about the fact that hand sanitizer is flammable.  Links: Breathtaking level of ignorance on juries A bill proposes to make anonymous internet posts illegal Code enforcement is probably worse than any grumpy neighbor you might have Hand sanitizer catches fire, burns girl Should we ban eating in restaurants? Sanitization or Stupidization by Karen De Coster Liberty in Exile podcast Drying your hands is important A summary of my jury duty experience in 2010Ann SattleyWelcome to another episode of Technically, That's Illegal. The episode begins with a discussion about jury duty and the possibility of requiring an intelligence test to participate.  Then, I discuss a bill that proposes to outlaw anonymous posts on the internet. The grumpy neighbor award this week goes to a code enforcement officer who went overboard in his citation of an elderly man for "a small stain" on the side of his house. The safety segement this week talks about the fact that hand sanitizer is flammable.  Links: Breathtaking level of ignorance on juries A bill proposes to make anonymous internet posts illegal Code enforcement is probably worse than any grumpy neighbor you might have Hand sanitizer catches fire, burns girl Should we ban eating in restaurants? Sanitization or Stupidization by Karen De Coster Liberty in Exile podcast Drying your hands is important A summary of my jury duty experience in 2010 We Can Share Space, Even With Politicians We Can Share Space, Even With Politicians Sun, 24 Feb 2013 15:00:00 +0000 Welcome to another episode of Technically, That's Illegal. 

First up is a discussion of some "libertarian magic" called Shared Space, which I was introduced to by Dick Puddlecote's blog (including recommended video).

After that, I talk about a politican who completely overreacted to some immature behavior by acting immaturely himself and attempting to make photoshopping illegal.

Then, I discuss the delicate balance of code enforcement issues and another politician who is attempting to ban texting while crossing the road.

]]> Welcome to another episode of Technically, That's Illegal. 

First up is a discussion of some "libertarian magic" called Shared Space, which I was introduced to by Dick Puddlecote's blog (including recommended video).

After that, I talk about a politican who completely overreacted to some immature behavior by acting immaturely himself and attempting to make photoshopping illegal.

Then, I discuss the delicate balance of code enforcement issues and another politician who is attempting to ban texting while crossing the road.

]]> 01:00:06 false full annsattley@gmail.com (Ann Sattley)Welcome to another episode of Technically, That's Illegal.  First up is a discussion of some "libertarian magic" called Shared Space, which I was introduced to by Dick Puddlecote's blog (including recommended video). After that, I talk about a politican who completely overreacted to some immature behavior by acting immaturely himself and attempting to make photoshopping illegal. Then, I discuss the delicate balance of code enforcement issues and another politician who is attempting to ban texting while crossing the road. A politician tries to ban lewd photoshopping even though the supreme court has already listened to a similar case and struck it down. Either the municipal code is meaningless and tit-for-tat, or it should be enforced equally...but I don't like that either. They either really care about our safety, or these politicians are nuts. I'm going for the second option.Ann SattleyWelcome to another episode of Technically, That's Illegal.  First up is a discussion of some "libertarian magic" called Shared Space, which I was introduced to by Dick Puddlecote's blog (including recommended video). After that, I talk about a politican who completely overreacted to some immature behavior by acting immaturely himself and attempting to make photoshopping illegal. Then, I discuss the delicate balance of code enforcement issues and another politician who is attempting to ban texting while crossing the road. A politician tries to ban lewd photoshopping even though the supreme court has already listened to a similar case and struck it down. Either the municipal code is meaningless and tit-for-tat, or it should be enforced equally...but I don't like that either. They either really care about our safety, or these politicians are nuts. I'm going for the second option. ISO Altruism ISO Altruism Sun, 17 Feb 2013 18:59:20 +0000 This episode starts with a discussion of the movie Craigslist Joe, which is a fascinating look at America through the eyes of someone who tried to live off of the generosity of people on Craigslist for an entire month. This leads to a discussion about altruism and whether we can do good without being forced to by the government. A variety of topics stem off of that.

Some links that are discussed in the episode:

First men, now women cannot approcah children without a huge overreaction

Oh no! A woman was seen offering rides to kids

Even corn displays altruism

When a well-intentioned law begins to make people literally sick

Seven year old treated like a thug by NYC police

]]> This episode starts with a discussion of the movie Craigslist Joe, which is a fascinating look at America through the eyes of someone who tried to live off of the generosity of people on Craigslist for an entire month. This leads to a discussion about altruism and whether we can do good without being forced to by the government. A variety of topics stem off of that.

Some links that are discussed in the episode:

First men, now women cannot approcah children without a huge overreaction

Oh no! A woman was seen offering rides to kids

Even corn displays altruism

When a well-intentioned law begins to make people literally sick

Seven year old treated like a thug by NYC police

]]> 01:00:07 false full annsattley@gmail.com (Ann Sattley)This episode starts with a discussion of the movie Craigslist Joe, which is a fascinating look at America through the eyes of someone who tried to live off of the generosity of people on Craigslist for an entire month. This leads to a discussion about altruism and whether we can do good without being forced to by the government. A variety of topics stem off of that. Some links that are discussed in the episode: First men, now women cannot approcah children without a huge overreaction Oh no! A woman was seen offering rides to kids Even corn displays altruism When a well-intentioned law begins to make people literally sick Seven year old treated like a thug by NYC policeAnn SattleyThis episode starts with a discussion of the movie Craigslist Joe, which is a fascinating look at America through the eyes of someone who tried to live off of the generosity of people on Craigslist for an entire month. This leads to a discussion about altruism and whether we can do good without being forced to by the government. A variety of topics stem off of that. Some links that are discussed in the episode: First men, now women cannot approcah children without a huge overreaction Oh no! A woman was seen offering rides to kids Even corn displays altruism When a well-intentioned law begins to make people literally sick Seven year old treated like a thug by NYC police It's Not Very Intelligent to Overreact to Everything It's Not Very Intelligent to Overreact to Everything Sat, 09 Feb 2013 18:11:00 +0000 In this episode, I discuss how intelligence tests aren't really measuring intelligence. Then, I go on to talk about some very unintelligent things, like overreacting to normal childhood behavior and people getting into legal trouble for saving a baby deer.

Here are some links that are discussed in the podcast:

IQ Tests are Misleading

Kids Disciplined for Imaginary Sword Fight

Indiana Couple in Legal Trouble for Saving a Deer

The Deer Helps, But Not Everyone Fighting the Gov't Has One On Their Side

Cell Phone Ban Difficult to Enforce

]]> In this episode, I discuss how intelligence tests aren't really measuring intelligence. Then, I go on to talk about some very unintelligent things, like overreacting to normal childhood behavior and people getting into legal trouble for saving a baby deer.

Here are some links that are discussed in the podcast:

IQ Tests are Misleading

Kids Disciplined for Imaginary Sword Fight

Indiana Couple in Legal Trouble for Saving a Deer

The Deer Helps, But Not Everyone Fighting the Gov't Has One On Their Side

Cell Phone Ban Difficult to Enforce

]]> 01:00:03 false full annsattley@gmail.com (Ann Sattley)In this episode, I discuss how intelligence tests aren't really measuring intelligence. Then, I go on to talk about some very unintelligent things, like overreacting to normal childhood behavior and people getting into legal trouble for saving a baby deer. Here are some links that are discussed in the podcast: IQ Tests are Misleading Kids Disciplined for Imaginary Sword Fight Indiana Couple in Legal Trouble for Saving a Deer The Deer Helps, But Not Everyone Fighting the Gov't Has One On Their Side Cell Phone Ban Difficult to EnforceAnn SattleyIn this episode, I discuss how intelligence tests aren't really measuring intelligence. Then, I go on to talk about some very unintelligent things, like overreacting to normal childhood behavior and people getting into legal trouble for saving a baby deer. Here are some links that are discussed in the podcast: IQ Tests are Misleading Kids Disciplined for Imaginary Sword Fight Indiana Couple in Legal Trouble for Saving a Deer The Deer Helps, But Not Everyone Fighting the Gov't Has One On Their Side Cell Phone Ban Difficult to Enforce Do You Think We Can Sanitize the Planet? Do You Think We Can Sanitize the Planet? Sun, 03 Feb 2013 19:53:48 +0000 This episode of the podcast covers a variety of topics. First up is a discussion about antibacterial soap and our societal desire to rid the planet of all unpleasantries, which evidently includes things like RVs parking in front yards, kids passing gas in school, and more!

]]> This episode of the podcast covers a variety of topics. First up is a discussion about antibacterial soap and our societal desire to rid the planet of all unpleasantries, which evidently includes things like RVs parking in front yards, kids passing gas in school, and more!

]]> 01:00:05 false full annsattley@gmail.com (Ann Sattley)This episode of the podcast covers a variety of topics. First up is a discussion about antibacterial soap and our societal desire to rid the planet of all unpleasantries, which evidently includes things like RVs parking in front yards, kids passing gas in school, and more!Ann SattleyThis episode of the podcast covers a variety of topics. First up is a discussion about antibacterial soap and our societal desire to rid the planet of all unpleasantries, which evidently includes things like RVs parking in front yards, kids passing gas in school, and more! Positive Thinking Won't Feed the Homeless Positive Thinking Won't Feed the Homeless Sun, 27 Jan 2013 19:09:32 +0000 Hi guys. Thanks for checking out another episode of Technically, That's Illegal. Here's a brief summary of the show:

Segment 1: The power of negative thinking -- for all of the pessimists out there

Segment 2: My crazy speculations about gun control and some things I see on the horizon

Segment 3: Compare and contrast how Jesus said to treat our neighbors with how local governments are mandating that we treat them

Segment 4: Why wanting privacy doesn't mean you have anything to hide

]]> Hi guys. Thanks for checking out another episode of Technically, That's Illegal. Here's a brief summary of the show:

Segment 1: The power of negative thinking -- for all of the pessimists out there

Segment 2: My crazy speculations about gun control and some things I see on the horizon

Segment 3: Compare and contrast how Jesus said to treat our neighbors with how local governments are mandating that we treat them

Segment 4: Why wanting privacy doesn't mean you have anything to hide

]]> 01:00:21 false full annsattley@gmail.com (Ann Sattley)Hi guys. Thanks for checking out another episode of Technically, That's Illegal. Here's a brief summary of the show: Segment 1: The power of negative thinking -- for all of the pessimists out there Segment 2: My crazy speculations about gun control and some things I see on the horizon Segment 3: Compare and contrast how Jesus said to treat our neighbors with how local governments are mandating that we treat them Segment 4: Why wanting privacy doesn't mean you have anything to hideAnn SattleyHi guys. Thanks for checking out another episode of Technically, That's Illegal. Here's a brief summary of the show: Segment 1: The power of negative thinking -- for all of the pessimists out there Segment 2: My crazy speculations about gun control and some things I see on the horizon Segment 3: Compare and contrast how Jesus said to treat our neighbors with how local governments are mandating that we treat them Segment 4: Why wanting privacy doesn't mean you have anything to hide What if Drug Users Were Excluded From the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? What if Drug Users Were Excluded From the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame? Sun, 20 Jan 2013 19:36:55 +0000 In this episode, I talk about the baseball hall of fame, a school that went into lock down over a thermometer, paying it forward, and "dangerous" toys.

]]> In this episode, I talk about the baseball hall of fame, a school that went into lock down over a thermometer, paying it forward, and "dangerous" toys.

]]> 01:00:22 false full annsattley@gmail.com (Ann Sattley)In this episode, I talk about the baseball hall of fame, a school that went into lock down over a thermometer, paying it forward, and "dangerous" toys.Ann SattleyIn this episode, I talk about the baseball hall of fame, a school that went into lock down over a thermometer, paying it forward, and "dangerous" toys. Watch Out for New Laws and the Psychopaths Making Them Watch Out for New Laws and the Psychopaths Making Them Sun, 13 Jan 2013 18:35:15 +0000 Welcome to another episode of Technically, That's Illegal. This episode features my rant about new laws going into effect around the nation, a school that went into lockdown over something pretty trivial, people getting into a big legal battle over their garden, and why so many people accept the fact that government can protect us from ourselves without destroying liberty.

]]> Welcome to another episode of Technically, That's Illegal. This episode features my rant about new laws going into effect around the nation, a school that went into lockdown over something pretty trivial, people getting into a big legal battle over their garden, and why so many people accept the fact that government can protect us from ourselves without destroying liberty.

]]> 59:40 false full annsattley@gmail.com (Ann Sattley)Welcome to another episode of Technically, That's Illegal. This episode features my rant about new laws going into effect around the nation, a school that went into lockdown over something pretty trivial, people getting into a big legal battle over their garden, and why so many people accept the fact that government can protect us from ourselves without destroying liberty.Ann SattleyWelcome to another episode of Technically, That's Illegal. This episode features my rant about new laws going into effect around the nation, a school that went into lockdown over something pretty trivial, people getting into a big legal battle over their garden, and why so many people accept the fact that government can protect us from ourselves without destroying liberty. We Aren't As Smart (Or As Brave) As We Think We Are We Aren't As Smart (Or As Brave) As We Think We Are Mon, 07 Jan 2013 01:27:38 +0000 In this episode, I rant about how we think we know everything and then scientists go ahead and discover wild new species.

Overreaction of the week: Huge fines for neatly stacked palates at a store.

Grumpy neighbor award: People complaining about seeing deer carcasses during deer season.

Safety: We now need permits to be homeless. Who knew?

]]> In this episode, I rant about how we think we know everything and then scientists go ahead and discover wild new species.

Overreaction of the week: Huge fines for neatly stacked palates at a store.

Grumpy neighbor award: People complaining about seeing deer carcasses during deer season.

Safety: We now need permits to be homeless. Who knew?

]]> 01:00:20 false full annsattley@gmail.com (Ann Sattley)In this episode, I rant about how we think we know everything and then scientists go ahead and discover wild new species. Overreaction of the week: Huge fines for neatly stacked palates at a store. Grumpy neighbor award: People complaining about seeing deer carcasses during deer season. Safety: We now need permits to be homeless. Who knew?Ann SattleyIn this episode, I rant about how we think we know everything and then scientists go ahead and discover wild new species. Overreaction of the week: Huge fines for neatly stacked palates at a store. Grumpy neighbor award: People complaining about seeing deer carcasses during deer season. Safety: We now need permits to be homeless. Who knew? Why Monitoring Behavior Isn't a Good Thing Why Monitoring Behavior Isn't a Good Thing Mon, 31 Dec 2012 01:16:33 +0000 In this edition, the following things will be discussed:

Why my kids play much better without me around, a girl who was arrested after using bad language on a 9-1-1 call, a man arrested for trying to rescue a dog, electronic scrolling billboards, and the first man to visit all countries on earth without using an airplane.

It's a wild ride. 

]]> In this edition, the following things will be discussed:

Why my kids play much better without me around, a girl who was arrested after using bad language on a 9-1-1 call, a man arrested for trying to rescue a dog, electronic scrolling billboards, and the first man to visit all countries on earth without using an airplane.

It's a wild ride. 

]]> 59:26 false full annsattley@gmail.com (Ann Sattley)In this edition, the following things will be discussed: Why my kids play much better without me around, a girl who was arrested after using bad language on a 9-1-1 call, a man arrested for trying to rescue a dog, electronic scrolling billboards, and the first man to visit all countries on earth without using an airplane. It's a wild ride. Ann SattleyIn this edition, the following things will be discussed: Why my kids play much better without me around, a girl who was arrested after using bad language on a 9-1-1 call, a man arrested for trying to rescue a dog, electronic scrolling billboards, and the first man to visit all countries on earth without using an airplane. It's a wild ride.  If the News Doesn't Reflect Reality, Why Would We Think Storage Wars Would? If the News Doesn't Reflect Reality, Why Would We Think Storage Wars Would? Sun, 23 Dec 2012 20:50:28 +0000 In this episode of the podcast, the following segments are included:

1. Rant about Nothing -- Storage Wars has been accused of being fake

2. Overreaction of the Week -- A mother who was arrested for leaving her children home alone

3. Grumpy Neighbor Award -- Mother arrested for letting her kids play outside combined with a discussion about the golden rule.

4. Safety -- How we are actually safer than we think we are. Statistics and anecdotes included.

5. Something positive -- A discussion about how we can be better neighbors and a few moments that restore faith in humanity.

]]> In this episode of the podcast, the following segments are included:

1. Rant about Nothing -- Storage Wars has been accused of being fake

2. Overreaction of the Week -- A mother who was arrested for leaving her children home alone

3. Grumpy Neighbor Award -- Mother arrested for letting her kids play outside combined with a discussion about the golden rule.

4. Safety -- How we are actually safer than we think we are. Statistics and anecdotes included.

5. Something positive -- A discussion about how we can be better neighbors and a few moments that restore faith in humanity.

]]> 01:00:24 false full annsattley@gmail.com (Ann Sattley)In this episode of the podcast, the following segments are included: 1. Rant about Nothing -- Storage Wars has been accused of being fake 2. Overreaction of the Week -- A mother who was arrested for leaving her children home alone 3. Grumpy Neighbor Award -- Mother arrested for letting her kids play outside combined with a discussion about the golden rule. 4. Safety -- How we are actually safer than we think we are. Statistics and anecdotes included. 5. Something positive -- A discussion about how we can be better neighbors and a few moments that restore faith in humanity.Ann SattleyIn this episode of the podcast, the following segments are included: 1. Rant about Nothing -- Storage Wars has been accused of being fake 2. Overreaction of the Week -- A mother who was arrested for leaving her children home alone 3. Grumpy Neighbor Award -- Mother arrested for letting her kids play outside combined with a discussion about the golden rule. 4. Safety -- How we are actually safer than we think we are. Statistics and anecdotes included. 5. Something positive -- A discussion about how we can be better neighbors and a few moments that restore faith in humanity. Problems Even Pinterest Cannot Solve Problems Even Pinterest Cannot Solve Mon, 17 Dec 2012 01:24:00 +0000 In this episode of the podcast, I talk about the silliness of Pinterest, two young people who weren't trusted to walk home in the cold, a woman who set up a tacky (and distasteful) Christmas display, and firetrucks not being safe enough for Santa (even though he's trusted to be on rooftops).

Please visit www.technicallythatsillegal.com for more information

]]> In this episode of the podcast, I talk about the silliness of Pinterest, two young people who weren't trusted to walk home in the cold, a woman who set up a tacky (and distasteful) Christmas display, and firetrucks not being safe enough for Santa (even though he's trusted to be on rooftops).

Please visit www.technicallythatsillegal.com for more information

]]> 01:00:41 false full annsattley@gmail.com (Ann Sattley)In this episode of the podcast, I talk about the silliness of Pinterest, two young people who weren't trusted to walk home in the cold, a woman who set up a tacky (and distasteful) Christmas display, and firetrucks not being safe enough for Santa (even though he's trusted to be on rooftops). Please visit www.technicallythatsillegal.com for more informationAnn SattleyIn this episode of the podcast, I talk about the silliness of Pinterest, two young people who weren't trusted to walk home in the cold, a woman who set up a tacky (and distasteful) Christmas display, and firetrucks not being safe enough for Santa (even though he's trusted to be on rooftops). Please visit www.technicallythatsillegal.com for more information Everything's Illegal, Except Going to the Dentist, Which Should Be Everything's Illegal, Except Going to the Dentist, Which Should Be Sun, 09 Dec 2012 21:20:00 +0000 In this episode, I talk about my recent trip to the dentist, a woman who called the police on The Salvation Army bell ringers, a dispute between some neighbors, and a warning from the CPSC about toxic laundry detergent.

]]> In this episode, I talk about my recent trip to the dentist, a woman who called the police on The Salvation Army bell ringers, a dispute between some neighbors, and a warning from the CPSC about toxic laundry detergent.

]]> 59:35 false full annsattley@gmail.com (Ann Sattley)In this episode, I talk about my recent trip to the dentist, a woman who called the police on The Salvation Army bell ringers, a dispute between some neighbors, and a warning from the CPSC about toxic laundry detergent.Ann SattleyIn this episode, I talk about my recent trip to the dentist, a woman who called the police on The Salvation Army bell ringers, a dispute between some neighbors, and a warning from the CPSC about toxic laundry detergent. Illegal Kidney Sales Illegal Kidney Sales Sun, 02 Dec 2012 03:18:42 +0000 Should willing, rational adults be forbidden from buying and selling their body parts?

]]> Should willing, rational adults be forbidden from buying and selling their body parts?

]]> 15:09 false full annsattley@gmail.com (Ann Sattley)Should willing, rational adults be forbidden from buying and selling their body parts?Ann SattleyShould willing, rational adults be forbidden from buying and selling their body parts? Government Licensing Everything Government Licensing Everything Mon, 26 Nov 2012 02:27:29 +0000 I am still waiting for my new microphone to arrive, and the music at the end seems a little loud. I hope you get the idea. Give me feedback if you wish.

For further reading, see the following links:

Why we should obey God, and not the state and why Romans 13 is not absolute

Fixing What's Not Broken in Georgia

An Illegal Dentist Operating from a Trailer Park

Florida Teen Poses as Physician's Assitant

Midwife Arrested in Indiana

It Takes 10 Times More Educational Hours to Cut Hair Than to Be an EMT*, and Other Horrifying Truths About Occupational Licensing

All of my posts labeled as "professional regulation"

Professional Regulation Rant

]]> I am still waiting for my new microphone to arrive, and the music at the end seems a little loud. I hope you get the idea. Give me feedback if you wish.

For further reading, see the following links:

Why we should obey God, and not the state and why Romans 13 is not absolute

Fixing What's Not Broken in Georgia

An Illegal Dentist Operating from a Trailer Park

Florida Teen Poses as Physician's Assitant

Midwife Arrested in Indiana

It Takes 10 Times More Educational Hours to Cut Hair Than to Be an EMT*, and Other Horrifying Truths About Occupational Licensing

All of my posts labeled as "professional regulation"

Professional Regulation Rant

]]> 16:49 false full annsattley@gmail.com (Ann Sattley)I am still waiting for my new microphone to arrive, and the music at the end seems a little loud. I hope you get the idea. Give me feedback if you wish. For further reading, see the following links: Why we should obey God, and not the state and why Romans 13 is not absolute Fixing What's Not Broken in Georgia An Illegal Dentist Operating from a Trailer Park Florida Teen Poses as Physician's Assitant Midwife Arrested in Indiana It Takes 10 Times More Educational Hours to Cut Hair Than to Be an EMT*, and Other Horrifying Truths About Occupational Licensing All of my posts labeled as "professional regulation" Professional Regulation RantAnn SattleyI am still waiting for my new microphone to arrive, and the music at the end seems a little loud. I hope you get the idea. Give me feedback if you wish. For further reading, see the following links: Why we should obey God, and not the state and why Romans 13 is not absolute Fixing What's Not Broken in Georgia An Illegal Dentist Operating from a Trailer Park Florida Teen Poses as Physician's Assitant Midwife Arrested in Indiana It Takes 10 Times More Educational Hours to Cut Hair Than to Be an EMT*, and Other Horrifying Truths About Occupational Licensing All of my posts labeled as "professional regulation" Professional Regulation Rant Gary Snyder Show Interview Gary Snyder Show Interview Sat, 24 Nov 2012 20:49:49 +0000 This interview took place on the Gary Snyder Show on November 20, 2012. This is just a replay of the interview.

]]> This interview took place on the Gary Snyder Show on November 20, 2012. This is just a replay of the interview.

]]> 14:09 false full annsattley@gmail.com (Ann Sattley)This interview took place on the Gary Snyder Show on November 20, 2012. This is just a replay of the interview.Ann SattleyThis interview took place on the Gary Snyder Show on November 20, 2012. This is just a replay of the interview. Thoughts on Black Friday Thoughts on Black Friday Tue, 20 Nov 2012 01:33:00 +0000 Please bear with me as this is my first episode. I am already working on an alternate mic for my setup.

In this initial episode, I discuss Black Friday from a Christian perspective. 

As a capitalist and a fan of the free market, it's hard to be against something like this, but I try to make the point that Christians should be wary of something so materialistic. 

]]> Please bear with me as this is my first episode. I am already working on an alternate mic for my setup.

In this initial episode, I discuss Black Friday from a Christian perspective. 

As a capitalist and a fan of the free market, it's hard to be against something like this, but I try to make the point that Christians should be wary of something so materialistic. 

]]> 10:16 false full annsattley@gmail.com (Ann Sattley)Please bear with me as this is my first episode. I am already working on an alternate mic for my setup. In this initial episode, I discuss Black Friday from a Christian perspective.  As a capitalist and a fan of the free market, it's hard to be against something like this, but I try to make the point that Christians should be wary of something so materialistic. Ann SattleyPlease bear with me as this is my first episode. I am already working on an alternate mic for my setup. In this initial episode, I discuss Black Friday from a Christian perspective.  As a capitalist and a fan of the free market, it's hard to be against something like this, but I try to make the point that Christians should be wary of something so materialistic.