Topic: Feathers

2 chapters across the catalog

River City Talk(Classic May 7, 1996) Jeff Davis Vs Religious Paganism [0BlPvkbuumU]
51:55 - 54:13

River City Talk(Classic May 7, 1996) Jeff Davis Vs Religious Paganism [0BlPvkbuumU]

Federal Asset Forfeiture, Feather Laws and Waco

Mike Hanson introduces a segment on government overreach, highlighting cases where the government seized property without criminal convictions. He mentions a woman facing felony charges for using bird feathers in artwork and another who sent a feather gift to Hillary Clinton. The discussion links these seizures to the broader erosion of the Bill of Rights and the events at Waco.

River City Talk(Classic May 7, 1996) Jeff Davis Vs Religious Paganism [0BlPvkbuumU]
54:15 - 58:25

River City Talk(Classic May 7, 1996) Jeff Davis Vs Religious Paganism [0BlPvkbuumU]

Judy Enright, Federal Migratory Bird Act Seizures

A video report details the case of Ann Arbor artist Judy Enright, whose painting was seized by U.S. Fish & Wildlife agents. The seizure was based on the Federal Migratory Bird Act of 1918, which prohibits the sale of certain bird feathers. The report also covers Peggy Bargan, who was indicted for using eagle feathers in a "dream catcher" intended for the First Lady.