In this episode, we chat with Damien Cripps, a specialist criminal and traffic lawyer and singer/songwriter, about his pathway into law and finding balance in your work. 

You can contact Damien through his website at http://www.theperthcriminal.lawyer/.

Lucy Stronach, Australian Youth Representative to the UN, shares with us her advice on making real change, fighting culture shock and helping victims of human trafficking. 

Check out her podcast at https://ausyouthrep.unyouth.org.au/for-the-future/ and get involved with UN Youth https://ausyouthrep.unyouth.org.au/.

We’re joined by Lauren Butterly – environmental lawyer, proud MSer, and ignorer of conventions.

Nathan Collins of King & Wood Mallesons shares stories from his career in finance law and tips for students seeking clerkships and grad jobs.

We’re joined by Helen Shurven to discuss her long career in mediation (and short career in antiquarian bookselling, where she met Michael Jackson).

We speak to Justice Smith of the WA Supreme Court. Spoiler: we’re a bit overawed at sitting down with an honest-to-God judge.

Di Rosso and Manning sit down with Dr Steve Shaw. Murdoch’s favourite (?) law lecturer talks about his unusual route to the law, his advice for new students, and the time he threw up on a nun.