In this two-part series, we talk about the legalities of making alcohol at home. Depending on whether it’s beer, wine, or liquor, the law has vastly different things to say about it. Marshall Fawley from Lehrman Beverage Law stops by to pour some knowledge on us.

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Under President Biden’s recent executive orders, OSHA is issuing new COVID-19 guidelines and recommendations, including continued masks and social distancing even after everyone is vaccinated. Tune in to hear about the impact on your workplace. Karen Tynan from Ogletree Deakins walks us through it.

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If you protest for your rights or a cause you believe in, can you get fired for your involvement even if you didn’t do anything wrong? Dan Eaton from Seltzer, Caplan, McMahon, Vitek and writer for the San Diego Union Tribune walks us through a controversial case.

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Florida plans to prevent censorship, political favoritism, and mishandling of personal data on social media platforms... but is it Constitutional? Professor Clay Calvert from the University of Florida explains.

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Remember that gigantic dumpster fire with Gamestop? Now that some of the dust has settled and lawsuits filed, who is going to pay for that massive loss of money? Peter Hutcheon from Norris McLaughlin gives us the skinny.

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In California, some essential workers are receiving hazard pay during COVID-19. But who are they, how much do they get, and how is it being paid for? Benjamin Tulis from Jackson Lewis tells us all about it.

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Project Clean Slate’s lead attorney Stephani La Belle joins us to talk about a new Detroit-based program to expunge criminal records and give ex-cons a second chance. Tune in to hear about the pros, cons, and paths forward.

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The Supreme Court rules in favor of indoor services for Houses of Worship, but what does that mean? David Savage from the Los Angeles Times brings us the details.

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Director of Erasing Family, Ginger Gentile returns to continue our conversation about why millions of Americans become permanently separated from their families following a contentious divorce. Tune in to hear the heartbreaking reasons why children choose one parent over another and why some parents give up even after a divorce has ended.

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Ginger Gentile is the director of Erasing Family, a documentary about divorce, child custody, and being alienated. She joins us in this two part series to talk about the tragedies that tens of millions of Americans face when they become permanently separated from their families.

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