Alex Gyani of the Behavioural Insights Team joins Sidebar's David Turner for this peek into the future of interdisciplinary legal practice. Alex and David discuss the foundations of the behavioural economics discipline and the means and methodologies of understanding and changing behaviour. 

Sidebar's affable host, David Turner, speaks with special guest criminal lawyer Andrew Tiedt from J Sutton Associates about that arrest. You know, the one which stopped Sydney. Touching on the indomitable Danny Lim, offensive language, enclosed premises and the reasonable use of force. 

Back by popular demand, superstar lawyer, Johnny Depp watcher, and podcaster Constantina Papos returns to the mic alongside Sidebar's David Turner. In this episode the pair discuss the thorny question of whether it's okay to enjoy the art of an artist convicted of a crime or, less seriously, where you disagree with an artist's views. 

In this episode, Hearsay host David talks with Tristan Dimmock from the Therapeutic Goods Administration about a particularly strange case that Tristan was at the helm of. Who does the TGA work with during these investigations? Who are Evolution Supplements? What did they do wrong? What lengths did they go to to hide it? And, finally, how did Tristan solve the mystery? Find out the answers to these questions and many more in this episode of Hearsay: Sidebar.

In this episode, the Hearsay team talks about the dilemma of modern music, the few remaining combinations of notes, and when Men at Work, Ed Sheeran, Katy Perry, and Mariah Carey may have gotten it wrong. Featuring Host David Turner and Legal Researcher Jacob Malby, Sidebar takes a lighthearted look at copyright claims in Australia and the United States. 

Here be spoilers! Host David Turner and Lext Australia Co-founder Nicola Cosgrove dissect The Twelve. Touching on jury empanelment in Australia compared to the United States, and the impact of exposure US legal shows on perceptions of Australia's legal system. 

In this episode, Host David Turner and tennis fanatic turned Producer Ross discuss the ins-and-outs of Novak Djokovic's deportation from Australia in January, and recent prohibition on entry to the United States. Touching on the powers of the Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, and Multicultural Affairs and their delegates, the Burmuda triangle, and the substance vs the appearance of justice. 

Host David Turner is joined by Sales Consultant Sophie Yeh to talk the ins-and-outs of influencer marketing. Including the problems with the hashtag sponsored declaration for both the principle brand and the influencer, and the dangers of virtual influencers.

In this episode, the Hearsay team talks about international humanitarian law - the jus in bello (or, 'the law of war') and how they apply to cyber incidents. When a state attacks the digital infrastructure of another country, when is it considered a cyber attack? Why does it matter? And how did a USB drive ruin Iran's nuclear program?

Host David Turner is joined by Producer Ross Davis to talk about inventorship in the artificial intelligence age. What happens when AI creates intellectual property? Can creative machines be recognised as inventors in Australia? And what the hell is DABUS? Find the case at Commissioner of Patents v Thaler [2022] FCAFC 62.