Elie remains missing in action (crying about Game of Thrones) so Joe and Kathryn are left to do another ESPN inspired legal podcast
Joe K. Longley and Trey Apffel discuss what attendees can expect at this year’s annual meeting.
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Alicia Downey, Steven Cernak, and August Horvath talk about their perspectives on effective use of social media.
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Adam Camras gives a presentation to the San Diego County Bar on the value of podcasts in the legal industry.
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FOX's "Proven Innocent" creator David Elliot, California Innocence Project managing attorney Michael Semanchik, and real-life exoneree Jason Strong, talk about wrongful convictions and the inspiration behind the new show.
Executive producer Danny Strong talks about the new legal drama “Proven Innocent” and what drew him to the subject of wrongful convictions.
Christian Lang, organizer of Inspire Legal, talks about the vision of the conference.
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William “Bill” Kunkle, the lead prosecutor, gives our listeners a rare, behind-the-scenes look at the crimes and prosecution of the man dubbed the “The Killer Clown”.
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Joe and Elie attended the Legaltech NY conference, as well as talked about the future of law and the future of law conferences.
David Colarusso talks about the Learned Hands project.
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Joe Patrice and Kathryn Rubino cover stuff as well as New Year's "bliss".
Rocky Dhir looks back at some key moments from the podcast throughout 2018.
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Steven Drizin and Laura Nirider talk about false confessions and the legal proceedings covered in the second season of “Making a Murderer.”
Darren Heitner talks about the latest edition of his book, how to pursue a career in sports law and some of today’s hot topics in college and professional athletics.
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Bob Ambrogi and J. Craig Williams discuss podcasting after 13 Years, where they began, and their love for it.
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