With the rapid growth of technology affecting every aspect of our life, Courts and legislators are routinely tasked with the challenge of how to apply existing law to new technologies, while balancing delicate positions relating to privacy, life, choice, and legal responsibility. This episode explores two sides of the controversial new bill passed in Arizona that mandates who will receive frozen embryos in the event of divorce. For this episode, co-host Chase Turrentine is joined by Angelica Simpson and Gary Marchant. Check out our website legaleasepodcast.com for full bios of our guests.

The topic decision for episode 2 was an easy one, since we took a panel on eSports at Phoenix Comic Fest this year, the timing worked in our favor to do an episode navigating the eSports arena. Questions explored in this episode seek to guide investors and gamers (pro and amateur) and work in conjunction with our hour long eSports panel (both recorded within an hour of each other and meant to be listened to one after the other.) Because we recorded this episode 45 minutes before our panel at PCF, this was an impromptu recording, recorded outside our studio and required phoning in one of our interviewees, Harris Peskin, from New York. Thank you to our guests Harris Peskin and Cisco Maldonado for their time and expertise. Harris offers his expertise as one of the nation's leading eSports lawyers and Cisco offers his perspective as an eSports investor. For detailed bios, please visit our website at legaleasepodcast.com

Let's first amend our minds with the basics of Constitutional Law (and more specifically our First Amendment) and navigate why freedom of speech is crucial to America and all of its people which include students, faculty, and invited speakers on campuses across America. With protests turning violent on campuses in recent years, we explore free speech specifically on college campuses weighing the interests of different parties and exploring possible balances. Co-hosts Amena Kheshtchin-Kamel and Chase Turrentine help navigate these waters in the form of a socratic discussion with experts Dr. Stefanie Lindquist (Deputy Provost of Arizona State University) and Dr. Joseph Russomanno (Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication Professor and Adjunct Professor at the Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law) who are experts on Constitutional Law.

Our official intro music to the podcast. The goal was to go for a newsy and multi-informational vibe. The five clock bells at the end signify our 5pm episode release time.