Episode
What are blue laws?
59:04
Published: Tue Nov 09 2021
Description
Blue laws are laws that restrict certain activities on certain days. Are they antiquated? Yes! Are they still around? In some places, yes! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Chapters
Join hosts Joel and Matt as they share their personal journeys and provide practical tips on topics like saving money at the grocery store, buying vs. renting, and maximizing income potential.
00:00 - 01:54 (01:54)
Summary
Join hosts Joel and Matt as they share their personal journeys and provide practical tips on topics like saving money at the grocery store, buying vs. renting, and maximizing income potential.
EpisodeWhat are blue laws?
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The episode discusses the history of blue laws – ancient laws that restrict certain activities on certain days – in modern-day America, including the absurdity of laws such as prohibiting the purchase of alcohol on Sundays.
01:55 - 05:29 (03:33)
Summary
The episode discusses the history of blue laws – ancient laws that restrict certain activities on certain days – in modern-day America, including the absurdity of laws such as prohibiting the purchase of alcohol on Sundays.
EpisodeWhat are blue laws?
PodcastStuff You Should Know
A discussion on the origin of the blue laws and how the concept of Sabbath evolved over time, leading to total encroachment and the movement of the Sabbath day to Sunday.
05:30 - 08:37 (03:06)
Summary
A discussion on the origin of the blue laws and how the concept of Sabbath evolved over time, leading to total encroachment and the movement of the Sabbath day to Sunday.
EpisodeWhat are blue laws?
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The origins of Blue Laws date back to the Puritans who enforced strict observance of the Sabbath day.
08:37 - 12:07 (03:30)
Summary
The origins of Blue Laws date back to the Puritans who enforced strict observance of the Sabbath day. Ironically, Protestants became some of the biggest enforcers and writers of Blue Laws in America, issuing proclamations and decrees about observing the Sabbath day.
EpisodeWhat are blue laws?
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The hosts discuss practical money topics such as buying versus renting and saving money at the grocery store, while also sharing personal journeys and the tools they used to make a difference in their lives.
12:08 - 17:37 (05:28)
Summary
The hosts discuss practical money topics such as buying versus renting and saving money at the grocery store, while also sharing personal journeys and the tools they used to make a difference in their lives.
EpisodeWhat are blue laws?
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The resistance and sabotage to prohibition in the United States came from a variety of groups, including Jewish people, Seventh-day Adventists, secular groups, labor unions, and Protestant evangelicals, who engaged in anti-disestablishmentarianism to fight against the idea that America supports Protestant churches.
17:37 - 25:09 (07:32)
Summary
The resistance and sabotage to prohibition in the United States came from a variety of groups, including Jewish people, Seventh-day Adventists, secular groups, labor unions, and Protestant evangelicals, who engaged in anti-disestablishmentarianism to fight against the idea that America supports Protestant churches.
EpisodeWhat are blue laws?
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The Baptist congregation and preacher had an implied agreement to wrap it up by noon on Sundays for lunch and football, even during moments when the spirit was raging within the church.
25:09 - 28:33 (03:24)
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The Baptist congregation and preacher had an implied agreement to wrap it up by noon on Sundays for lunch and football, even during moments when the spirit was raging within the church.
EpisodeWhat are blue laws?
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Car dealerships are closed on Sundays because of an old law prohibiting the sale of certain items on that day.
28:33 - 35:52 (07:18)
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Car dealerships are closed on Sundays because of an old law prohibiting the sale of certain items on that day. Additionally, it helps with traffic and gives employees time off.
EpisodeWhat are blue laws?
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In this podcast, unusual questions on the relationship between our brains and experiences are explored to enhance our understanding of our lives and realities, while providing insights into the history of blue laws in the US.
35:52 - 41:01 (05:08)
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In this podcast, unusual questions on the relationship between our brains and experiences are explored to enhance our understanding of our lives and realities, while providing insights into the history of blue laws in the US.
EpisodeWhat are blue laws?
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Two legal experts discuss the history and legal precedents that shaped the idea of Sunday as a day of rest in the United States, from its religious origins to its current application as a secular benefit to society.
41:13 - 46:22 (05:09)
Summary
Two legal experts discuss the history and legal precedents that shaped the idea of Sunday as a day of rest in the United States, from its religious origins to its current application as a secular benefit to society.
EpisodeWhat are blue laws?
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A study conducted in Georgia over a 50 year period found that the repeal of blue laws led to a significant decrease in church attendance and donations.
46:22 - 55:46 (09:23)
Summary
A study conducted in Georgia over a 50 year period found that the repeal of blue laws led to a significant decrease in church attendance and donations. However, the impact on liquor sales was minimal as liquor stores in counties with blue laws only made slightly less than those without them.
EpisodeWhat are blue laws?
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Join this podcast episode to understand the various intentional fallacies used by individuals to influence an argument's direction.
55:48 - 58:50 (03:02)
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Join this podcast episode to understand the various intentional fallacies used by individuals to influence an argument's direction. This episode will educate listeners on the tools used by journalists, politicians, and debaters to sway the course of an argument.