We really, really like Star Wars and the unintentional stories told therein.

Contracts! What are they? Webster's dictionary defines them as an agreement that is unbreakable. UN-breakable!

Kristian has a new hobby, and along with it, a few interesting things to say about gun control and how we do things up in Canada.

Our very first listener question, finally answered! Torts are an endlessly interesting area - both very old and established and actively growing and developing every year. We're going to tell you about how that works, and discuss some of our favorites, too.

Many businesses these days come into being as corporations; limited liability is a powerful thing, and you get you call yourself a CEO, which is cool. But in the professions, partnerships are still common - but why? What are partnerships, exactly? Let's see if we can explain it a little.

Continuing our discussion of wills from the week before, here were' talking about a fairly recent thing - what do you do with all the the digital files that you own? It's not as straightforward as you might think!

It turns out our episode on wills was fairly timely! We delve a little deeper into the issues from last week that the Ford estate lawsuit is turning on.

What's the deal with Wills? You're beyond caring when they're needed, right? So why have one at all?

We have a few thoughts on why you might!

Our listeners deliver yet again with another interesting topic - this one is about an intimate issue that is the subject of a public awareness campaign on in Toronto these days - sexting and cyberbullying.

Every now and again we read something we just can't help but comment on - like many others! We muse over the continuing absurdity of paid staff opinionists writing long articles in papers of record about how they and their peers are being "silenced".