Live from the CAALA Convention in Las Vegas, the Bourbon of Proof crew hosts a roundtable that's one part legal symposium and one part open-bar chaos. Congressman Derek Tran defends his right to wear Jordans in Congress, Marissa Roy campaigns to clean up L.A. (while taking bourbon shots like a pro), and Gerald Singleton talks about his firm's HUGE Tesla autopilot verdict. Other highlights include tales of Maker's Mark lawsuits, Taylor Swift concert ejections, and more than a few spontaneous toasts. It's civic engagement meets 120-proof whiskey—because nothing says "justice" like getting drunk in front of a live audience!

This week, the guys welcome Rahul Ravipudi - former Trial Lawyer of the Year, fellow fantasy footballer and proud Buffalo Bills fan (a detail Bob just can't resist roasting). Rahul opens up about the toll long trials away from his family can take, his passion for children's rights in court, and why AI is best used as a booster, not a crutch. In between collusion accusations, Bob, Mauro and Rahul share some hilarious stories (per usual) as well as some delicious new pours… Bottoms up!!

This week Bob and Mauro welcome their old buddy turned Congressman, Derek Tran — a man who went from winning cases to winning elections (barely)! Derek opens up about his $46 million campaign slugfest, trading a seven-figure income for a government paycheck, and why Congress is more Veep than West Wing. The guys toast to Derek's military service with 132-proof bourbon, debate the ethics of whiskey gifts for public officials, and—as is often the case—somehow end up talking about Mauro's underwear.

This week the guys are in Charleston, South Carolina where they welcome former U.S. Attorney Adair Boroughs. Adair has taken on everything from tax cheats with private jets to child predators hiding behind social media—and lived to tell the tales with equal parts grit and grace. The crew also dives into female master distillers, bourbon science, and Madeleine Albright's jewelry. Justice, booze, and a hell of a conversation—cheers to that!

This week the guys sit down with Marissa Roy—Deputy Attorney General, poker shark, whiskey lover, and candidate for L.A. City Attorney. Between fighting for workers' rights and surviving East Coast winters, Marissa proves she's a force to be reckoned with. Cheers to whiskey, politics, and having a strong poker face both in and out of the courtroom!

This week, the guys welcome Australia's own Courtney Barber. Courtney is Chief of Sales at Independent Life and also hosts the Settlement Nation podcast—two platforms where she offers sharp financial advice for lawyers and their clients. Naturally, Bob and Mauro take the opportunity to ask for Courtney's professional opinion on whether or not they should buy a private plane. The conversation then detours Down Under, where Courtney teaches the boys how to survive run-ins with Australia's deadliest creatures. To top it off, they all enjoy a friendly game of "Which Australian Animal Would You Want to Kill You?" Cheers, mates!

This week on Bourbon of Proof, the guys welcome powerhouse attorney (and all-around superhero mom) Bibi Fell. She shares deeply personal stories about her young daughter's encounter with cancer and their heroic journey together back to health. And if that weren't touching enough, we get to hear Bibi's angelic singing voice as well. Lawyers, life lessons, and lullabies (stay awake Mauro!!)... this very special episode's got it all!

Live from Huntington Beach, the Bourbon of Proof crew braves the unthinkable—RAIN IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA?! On this unconventional, outdoor episode, Bob and Alex's wives finally make their podcast debut. They dive into stories of shared family vacations and Mauro's legendary ability to always be late (while somehow still getting everyone into the best spots for dinner and drinks)! A little tequila, a lot of thunder and a whole bunch of spousal truth-telling—what could possibly go wrong?

This week, Bob and Mauro welcome Quintessa Marketing founder Lauren Von Mingee—who went from fetching coffee for personal injury lawyers to running her own PI marketing empire. Lauren breaks down how she scales law firms and intake services, why she calls herself the "world's best problem solver," and how she gives away a jaw-dropping 50% of her income. And speaking of charity, Mauro confesses to Lauren about scooping up as much free Quintessa swag as he can at legal conferences when no one is looking… What a rascal!!

Today on Bourbon of Proof, Bob and Mauro welcome AI wizards of plaintiff law, Jay Madheswaran and Ryan Jensen. Jay reveals the curious origin of his company's name, Eve, warns about the risks of tossing your legal data into hungry AI models and even ponders if artificial intelligence might one day taste and smell (cheers to that?). Meanwhile, Ryan tackles the uphill battle of convincing skeptical attorneys that AI isn't out to steal their lunch—it's just here to cook it faster! Oh—and through all the tech talk, Mauro makes his case (again) that nobody ever gets his name right! Salut!