You can get a little free legal advice from the Taylor Law Firm?  The first 10 people to ask a single question will get a free response from Aura Taylor!

When a family loses a loved one unexpectedly, the grief is only the beginning. For many African American families, the aftermath can become a second battle — navigating questions of accountability, financial security, and how to protect their family’s future.

Aura Taylor, known as “The Policy Limit Queen” and founder of The Taylor Law Firm, is available to discuss the legal realities behind wrongful death cases and what families need to know when tragedy strikes.

From high-profile cases involving Black Americans to everyday families facing devastating losses, wrongful death claims often raise important questions:

Aura can provide insight into how wrongful death cases impact African American communities and explain why these lawsuits are about more than compensation — they are about accountability, stability, and ensuring families understand their rights.

She can also discuss how insurance companies evaluate claims, the challenges families face when going up against large institutions, and why having an advocate who understands the legal system is critical.

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After earning her MBA from Clayton State University and her law degree from Georgia State University College of Law, Taylor launched her own firm in 2018 with a mission to fight for injury victims while building a workplace culture centered on empathy, respect, and opportunity.

Today, her firm has recovered millions of dollars for clients while also becoming a rare example of female leadership in the legal field!

Originally born in the United States Virgin Islands and raised in Atlanta, Taylor’s passion for justice began when she was just 16 years old after watching her father struggle to receive fair compensation following a near-fatal car accident caused by a defective tire. The experience inspired her to pursue law and advocate for those who feel powerless against major corporations and insurance companies.

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Briggette Stokes and Walter Latham spend this episode unpacking what they call the “code of family” - the idea that how you present yourself, speak, and move in the world reflects your family, your culture, and your ancestors. The conversation moves from dress codes. It is personal, political, and rooted in Black community standards and survival.

- She explains her recent absence, says she is glad to be back, and introduces the episode’s main idea: the code of family and how it shapes behavior in public and private life.

Dress codes as cultural respect, not just rules

- Briggette argues that older generations expected children to leave home clean, presentable, and respectful, and that this standard still matters in schools and public life

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In this episode, Jake Latham is being interviewed by Honey Luv. He talks about marketing and the change to a more personalized based approach. What is this approach?

This is chapter 4 of this series about a young black kid migrating from North Carolina to New York City 

This episode narrates a compelling life story marked by perseverance, the pursuit of opportunity, and moments of reflection. Discover how a young man from North Carolina navigated life's hardships, from health challenges to career beginnings at Chase Manhattan Bank, all set against the vibrant backdrop of 1970s New York City. Tune in for lessons on resilience, leveraging opportunities, and the importance of community and perseverance.

00:00 - Starting a career at Chase Manhattan Bank in the 1970s

Trump touts employment Increases. He has has his hand picked person in charge now. Do you believe the labor reports? Note that the numbers are now positive now. 

In this episode of the Walt Weekly Podcast, Walter Latham discusses pressing issues including federal workforce layoffs, the implications of the Bureau of Labor Statistics under the Trump administration, the impact of automation and AI on job markets, political strategies in Texas, and concerns regarding government spending and disaster preparedness.

Here’s some background information regarding the recent downward revision of nonfarm payroll job numbers by the BLS. The Bureau of Labor Statistics recently revised job growth figures for May and June downward significantly. This aligns with a larger trend influenced by three key factors:

These combined factors have put downward pressure on job numbers, even though it might seem counterintuitive given other economic indicators. 

 Breaking News! Black America is in a RECESSION!

Since Donald Trump took office, the economic landscape for Black Americans has shifted dramatically. In April 2023, the unemployment rate for Black Americans was at a record low of 4.8%. However, by November 2025, that number had more than doubled, signaling a troubling trend. This section will delve into the factors contributing to this rise in unemployment and what it means for Black communities across the nation.

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Highlighting organizations that are working to provide job training

Policy Changes

Discussing the importance of advocating for policies that address the root causes of unemployment in Black communities, including education and access to resources.

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Keywords AI, employment, job displacement, creativity, corporate culture, legal landscape, human touch, empathy, service, future of work

This conversation explores the implications of AI on employment, the necessity for human adaptation in the face of technological advancement, and the importance of maintaining a human touch in a rapidly changing work environment. The speakers discuss the challenges faced by different age groups in adapting to new job markets, the role of creativity in AI, and the corporate culture that often prioritizes performance over employee well-being. They also touch on the legal aspects of employment and the need for empathy and service in the age of AI.

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In this episode, we explore Andy Ellwood’s innovative AI-powered app, Stretch Groceries, designed to help families make smarter grocery choices, save money, and navigate rising food costs. Discover how this technology aims to bring transparency and efficiency to an industry often cluttered with challenges, and learn about future plans to expand access even in urban food deserts. Hopefully Andy can onboard neighborhood grocery stores. It could help us to reduce cost of food.

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In part 2 of this insightful interview, Paul Musson, a seasoned investor and author, discusses the intricacies of the equity markets, the impact of home purchases, stock risk, gold, and options. He shares insights around investment techniques and hedging. He advises young couples to take a long view and to do your research.

Keywords Investing, Equity Markets, Central Bank Policy, Wealth Inequality, US Dollar, Market Risks, Financial Education, Housing, Gold, Options, leverage, and the p/e ratio.

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Paul Musson's Blog - https://paulmusson.com/blog

Capital Events: Why Some Benefit at Your Expense (Book) - https://www.amazon.com/Capital-Events-Benefit-Your-Expense/dp/XXXXXX

Federal Reserve System - https://www.federalreserve.gov

US Treasury Bonds - https://home.treasury.gov/policy-issues/financing-the-government/debt-management

Gold as a Hedge - https://www.gold.org

Historical Economic Texts - https://www.econlib.org

In Part 1 of this insightful interview, Paul Musson, a seasoned investor and author, discusses the intricacies of the equity markets, the impact of central bank policies, and the future of the US dollar. He shares his expertise on how monetary policy influences asset prices, wealth inequality, and the risks facing investors today.

Keywords Investing, Equity Markets, Central Bank Policy, Wealth Inequality, US Dollar, Market Risks, Financial Education

About Paul:

Paul Musson was a professional investor for 25 years managing over $10 billion in

assets. Most of his time was spent with Mackenzie Investments in Toronto. Today, he

runs his own investment consulting firm called Paddington Capital Management and he

has a free weekly blog called Paulitical Economy which discusses things that are going

on in the world but in very easy to understand terms: pauliticaleconomy.com. His book,

Capital Offence: Why Some Benefit at Your Expense was published in 2025 and is also

available on Audible. The goal in writing the book was to educate people with respect to

how an economy really works and thus empower people to demand positive change

from our policymakers.

His hobbies/pastimes include birding, cycling and soccer. He is also a steam train

enthusiast.

Paul is married and has three daughters. He has lived in the Toronto area since 1990.

Resources:

Paul Musson's Blog - https://paulmusson.com/blog

Capital Events: Why Some Benefit at Your Expense (Book) - https://www.amazon.com/Capital-Events-Benefit-Your-Expense/dp/XXXXXX

Federal Reserve System - https://www.federalreserve.gov

US Treasury Bonds - https://home.treasury.gov/policy-issues/financing-the-government/debt-management

Gold as a Hedge - https://www.gold.org

Historical Economic Texts - https://www.econlib.org