In this pilot episode, Matt, Michelle, and KimberMarie debut our new podcast! Come along this journey with us as we (1) introduce ourselves, (2) discuss burnout, and (3) discuss our "why"s for attending law school. We hope you enjoy and learn to pick on Matt like these two lovely ladies do. 

On today's episode, Mike, Paris, and Madison discuss the Greensboro Massacre and the push for change that they are advocating for. Feel free to leave a rate and subscribe to keep up with the Podcast. 

On today's episode, Mike Davis and Brady Hess, both 2Ls, talk about their friendship and the importance of having a support system, Also, they talk about some of the notable experiences and opportunities they have had while in Law School. Lastly, they give some tips on being successful in the legal profession. 

On today's episode  Mike Davis and Zechariah Etheridge have a conversation about their experience before and during law school to this point. Zechariah shares advice about how to use your network to take advantage of opportunities. Also, they talk about the importance of getting out of your comfort zone to reach the next level. We hope you enjoy and feel free leave a review and subscribe!

On today's episode Mike Davis and Sean Jeffcoat have a open and honest conversation about a wide array of topics, such as Sean's time in the NFL, his military experience, and his unlikely journey to Elon Law. Feel free to subscribe an leave a review! 

On today's episode we are joined by Professor Tiffany Atkins. She Is an Elon Law and UNCG Alumni whose talks about how her experience as a first generation student and  legal professional has help her become successful.

On today's episode we are joined by Toussaint Romain, esq. He highlights how his experiences as a first generation American helped him achieved success In the many aspects of his life. Also, he talks about what motivates him to do the work to help those In need. Feel free to leave a review and any feedback. 

On the season 2 premiere of Law School Crucible, we are joined by Judge Lora Cubbage. She talks about her upbring and how the stories she heard while she was the owner of her own barbershop lead her to the legal profession. Additionally, she talks about the reasons she Is now running for a seat on the NC Court of Appeals. 

On this episode, we are joined by Professor Wendy B. Scott. she is  a nationally recognized scholar of constitutional theory and school desegregation and has joined the Elon Law administration in an innovative approach to further enhancing resources and programs designed to help students achieve success in class and on the bar exam. The experienced doctrinal law professor and administrator leads a team of four professional staff members who coordinate and track academic performance and bar exam preparation. She also teaches bar prep courses required of all Elon Law students during their final trimester. “My goal has always been to make a difference in the lives of law students. Having taught close to 2000 students, my staff and I will work to motivate these future lawyers to learn the skills needed to successfully navigate the short, intense academic experience called law school, pass the bar exam and serve the profession to the best of their abilities.” Feel free to leave a review on your favorite media player.