In the fourth episode of IP Issues with Lando & Anastasi, Tom McNulty and Tom McGinnis, attorneys with the Cambridge, Massachusetts firm Lando & Anastasi, discuss protecting software in the shifting IP landscape. Learn more at lalaw.com.

Attorney Rachel Self JD '04, discusses both her Boston-based private practice and her on-air work with Fox News. Learn more about Attorney Self and see her Fox News appearances at her website http://www.attorneyself.com.

Professor Kindregan, a member of the Suffolk Law faculty who teaches Family Law, discusses alimony reform in Massachusetts. Learn more about Professor Kindregan at http://bit.ly/qWffni.

Professor Michael Rustad, the Co-Director of Suffolk Law's IP concentration, discusses Suffolk graduates practicing Patent Law in top Boston law firms. Learn more about our nationally-ranked IP concentration at http://bit.ly/hxp8wt.

Mark Fischer, Partner at Duane Morris and Adjunct Professor of Copyright Law at Suffolk University Law School, discusses the recent copyright lawsuit filed by Victor Willis of the Village People. Learn more about Mr. Fischer at http://bit.ly/kkbmkT.

Leigh Martinson JD '03, an Intellectual Property partner at McDermott Will & Emery, discusses the transition from a first to invent to a first to file system. Learn more about our IP concentration at http://bit.ly/hxp8wt.

In this week's Intellectual Property podcast, Dr. Eldora Ellison, an IP Director at Sterne Kessler Goldstein & Fox, discusses the America Invents Act of 2011 and its implications. Learn more about Dr. Ellison at http://bit.ly/qk4xON.

We are pleased to welcome Nicholas Holahan JD '13 to our latest Student Voices podcast to discuss his experience as an evening student at Suffolk. Learn more about our evening division at http://bit.ly/n9Mg2S.

For the latest installment of the Rappaport Center's Public Policy Podcast Series, Professor Roberts discusses policymaking at the federal level with Assistant Secretary of State Jose Fernandez. Learn about Mr. Fernandez at http://1.usa.gov/4ZW90g.

Self-described as "part silent auction/part village marketplace/part fun-loving open house," Boston Food Swap is a project co-organized by Advisory Board member Lyn Huckabee to help create a stronger Boston community through trading homegrown, made and foraged food. Listen to our ten minute podcast as Rappaport Center Communications Coordinator Austra Zubkovs chats with Lyn about why she started the food swap, the challenges she’s faced, and what she’s hoping it will accomplish for the community as a whole. Read the full article for details about the next swap and to find one foodswapper’s homemade recipe for fresh and spicy salsa.