Beyond the headlines of right to die legislation, many patients and their families are faced with hardships and ethical dilemmas. This episode will explore the policies that can address issues of untimely and premature death and improving the quality of dying.

Every election, months before an official candidate is nominated, the names of potential vice presidents are floated around. For each presidential candidate there are different factors to consider and over the years the role of the vice president seems to have changed. This podcast will explore what the future holds for the candidates and for the office itself.

It only takes one tweet, one Facebook post or even just an overheard conversation shared without your knowledge to go viral and your job is in jeopardy. Callis Family Professor of Law Matt Bodie explores the legal implications of social media and the workplace.

More than 36 years after the concept of a glass ceiling was introduced it is still considered a point of contention for women in the workplace. Professor Marcia McCormick, director of the William C. Wefel Center for Employment Law, addresses inequalities, stereotypes and discrimination facing women and the types of advances on the horizon.