In Part 1 of this series Charleston Law students Jonathan Raley and Gabriel Mangold takes a deep dive into their addictions and how the Wellness environment at the law school helped them meet the challenge.

Episode No. 12 with Haley Czarnek the National Director for Law Students for Climate Accountability. She will join the panel at the Law and Society Symposium for a deep dive on climate change and its impact on the legal field.

Episode No. 11 with Charleston School of Law professor Kevin Eberle. We discuss historical preservation in Charleston and the new/old historic home he purchased.

Episode No. 10 with Charleston School of Law professor Allyson Haynes Stuart. We discuss her new research published in the George Mason Law Review.

Episode No. 9 with Charleston School of Law professor Ray Batla.

Episode No. 8 with Charleston School of Law professor Bill Janssen.

Episode No. 7 with Richard Waring ('12). Vice President of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion for the Charleston Chamber of Commerce.

The South Carolina Bar-Continuing Legal Education Division will host a screen of the documentary, A Crime on the Bayou, at the South Carolina Bar Conference Center in Columbia. The 90-minute documentary portrays a dramatic incident in 1966 Louisiana that involved two arrests that both became landmark constitutional cases.

The Charleston School of Law and Furman University will host the 14th annual Law and Society Symposium on Friday, February 25. The theme of this year's event will be Mental Health and the Law. On the show today we welcome Dr. Justin Anker from the University of Minnesota. Dr. Anker will be speaking at this year's symposium.

The Charleston School of Law and Furman University will host the 14th annual Law and Society Symposium on Friday, February 25. The theme of this year's event will be Mental Health and the Law. On the show today, we welcome Carolyn Reinach Wolf, Attorney at Law at Abrams/Fensterman in New York. Wolf will be speaking at this year's symposium.