JUSTUS with Jack & Gonzo

JUSTUS with Jack & Gonzo

Jack D’Aurora and John Gonzales

Episodes 130
Avg. Duration 41m
Activity Highly Active
Apple Rating 4.7 (12)
Since Feb 2020
Latest Episode Jun 2026

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Every 2 Weeks
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66%
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About This Podcast

Social justice means applying the law equally to all people. But in practice, that doesn’t always happen. We’re business and trial lawyers with over 60 years experience of practice. Together, we practice law, we seek social justice, and we reveal the conflict between the two. And in this podcast, we bring together guests from a variety of backgrounds to discuss the current issues surrounding social justice and the inequity between these issues and their relation to the legal system. Join with us, so that it’s not Just Us.

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129. We've overlooked terrorism from the far-right

Jun 06, 2026 48m

What has caused the rise in political violence in the United States that culminated with the January 6 insurrection? In part, our government’s uneven and counterproductive responses to jihad…

128. Ben Shapiro—disregarding facts and promoting fiction

May 16, 2026 44m

Today, we look into the world of conservative political commentary and focus on Ben Shapiro. At the heart of Shapiro’s approach to messaging is a bent for spouting more fiction than fact and more…

127. Promoting social justice from the pulpit

Apr 27, 2026 47m

We’re joined by Reverend Derrick Holmes, pastor of the Union Grove Baptist Church in Columbus, Ohio, to explore the intersection of faith, justice and civic responsibility in one of the most divided…

126. Changing lives in Kenya

Apr 10, 2026 36m

Some years back, Connie Cherin was a guest on our podcast and talked about the non-profit she started, Partners for Care. Having supported PFC since then, I thought it was time to travel to Kenya and…

125. Social media puts kids at risk

Mar 17, 2026 42m

Chris Vineis, founder of Unite for Safe Social Media, talks with us about the risks that social media presents for kids. The philosophy at Unite for Safe Social Media centers on collaborative action…

124. President Trump has abused the presidential pardon

Mar 05, 2026 33m

Article II allows the president to grant pardons for any offenses against the United States, except in cases of impeachment. The presidential pardon power is among the most absolute authorities…

123. Successful policing requires the right training and accountability

Feb 23, 2026 49m

Today, we are joined by Jeff Wenninger, a retired LAPD Lieutenant, a nationally recognized law enforcement expert and author of “On Thin Ice,” an analysis of how poor leadership and entrenched…

122. One woman's effort to reduce the number of incarcerated Blacks

Feb 13, 2026 45m

While only about 13% of the nation’s population is Black, the percentage of incarcerated Blacks can be as high as 50 %. The proportion of Black men on death row is significantly higher than that of…

121. A comparison of Brazilian and American education systems

Feb 03, 2026 51m

As part of a reciprocal exchange sponsored by the Columbus Rotary Club, educators from São Paulo, Brazil, were welcomed to Ohio. This group included college professors and English teachers at both…

120. Deploying the National Guard--not a long term solution for reducing crime

Jan 25, 2026 42m

A visible law enforcement presence, like the National Guard, may deter crime, but Professor Laura Dugan, of the Ohio State University Department of Sociology, explains that deploying the Garud will…

119. Common Cause and the struggle for accountabilty

Jan 15, 2026 47m

Neil Clark’s perspective as an Ohio lobbyist revealed the pervasive influence of money in politics. By wearing a “DeWine for Governor” t-shirt when he died by suicide, Clark appeared to question why…

118. Threats to freedom of speech and freedom of the press

Jan 03, 2026 45m

The First Amendment guarantees both freedom of speech and freedom of the press, and both are under attack. These protections apply universally, ensuring that anyone can express themselves without…

117. Ohio pushes for religiion in schools

Dec 23, 2025 47m

There's been a push in recent years by Ohio legislators to accommodate religious education in public schools. We talk with Gary Daniels, lobbyist for the Ohio ACLU, about this movement.Most recently,…

116. Sliding from democracy to autocracy

Dec 15, 2025 52m

The New York Times Editorial Board published a piece on October 31, 2025, about a variety of indicators that should alarm everyone about the threat President Trump poses to our democracy.The first is…

115. The U.S. Supreme Court's Shadow Docket and Steady Movement to the Right

Nov 12, 2025 43m

The term “shadow docket” is a name given to the U.S. Supreme's Court emergency docket and reflects that decisions are made quickly with little explanation.This isn’t a new concept. Historically, it…

114. The stupid things people say publicly

Nov 01, 2025 34m

If you’re like us, you’ve had your fill of people saying stupid stuff publicly. Some of it is just so stupid it bears repeating, if only as a reminder for the rest of us that saying stupid stuff…

113. From dropout to doctorate

Sep 17, 2025 41m

How does a gang member make the transition from life on the streets to earning a doctorate in public policy? It’s not exactly an everyday event.Terence Lester was born into a two-parent household,…

112. Alex Jones and the Sandy Hook conspiracy he created

Sep 03, 2025 30m

Some people don't believe the Holocaust actually happened or that Neil Armstrong walked on the moon. And some people don’t believe that 26 children and adults were massacred at Sandy Hook Elementary…

111. Remington Arms held accountable for the Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre

Aug 22, 2025 45m

Josh Koskoff, the lawyer for the families of the Sandy Hook victims, did what most thought was impossible. He prevailed in a lawsuit against Remington Arms, the company that manufactured and marketed…

110. Why do some school districts produce good results, while others don't?

Aug 13, 2025 49m

Is money the determining factor to school districts producing students who perform well? Surprisingly, the answer is no. If money alone were the key, a small town like Steubenville, Ohio, in…

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How many episodes does JUSTUS with Jack & Gonzo have?

JUSTUS with Jack & Gonzo has published 130 episodes since February 2020, covering topics in Government, News.

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JUSTUS with Jack & Gonzo is currently highly active with new episodes every 2 weeks. Average episode length is 41m.

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