Parler’s chief policy officer Amy Peikoff joins the show to discuss her take on Cancel Culture, the value of free speech, and its importance to our republic.

Lori Windham, senior counsel at Becket, breaks down the latest SCOTUS decision in ‘Little Sisters of the Poor Saints Peter and Paul Home v. Pennsylvania ET AL’ and the impact that will have on their 1st Amendment rights.

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Fellow host of our ABA Journal Legal Rebels Podcast Lyle Moran joins the show to discuss why the Washington Supreme Court is ending its Limited License Legal Technician (LLLT) program and what options remain for the LLLT Board.

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Attorney Christopher Warnock discusses his recent case before the Iowa Supreme Court about accommodations in a residential rental situation: a strict no-pet policy vs emotional support animals.

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Attorney Christopher Warnock discusses his recent case before the Iowa Supreme Court about accommodations in a residential rental situation: a strict no-pet policy vs emotional support animals.

North Carolina holds its July Bar Exam in person and Kimberly Herrick of the North Carolina Board of Bar Examiners gives us all the details.

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Governor DeSantis is being sued by bar owners trying to save their businesses in a second shutdown due to Florida’s spike in COVID-19 cases. Their lawyer John W. Dill explains what’s going on.

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Veronica Stidvent, executive director at Center for Women in Law and Fiona Hornblower, president and CEO of the NALP Foundation for Law Career Research and Education tell us about their new study that highlights the law school experience for women of color and some negative effects it had on faculty and students.

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Veronica Stidvent, executive director at Center for Women in Law and Fiona Hornblower, president and CEO of the NALP Foundation for Law Career Research and Education tell us about their new study that highlights the law school experience for women of color and some negative effects it had on faculty and students.

Hear the latest about the class action lawsuit against Seattle over the CHAZ/CHOP occupation and how that impacted residents and businesses owners in the area with violent crime, loss of business, and harassment. The Plaintiffs’ attorneys Patty Eakes and Angelo Calfo explain their case against the city.

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