EP. 189 – Special *Final* Episode (The Hearing team)
After nearly 8 years, just shy of 190 episodes, and countless conversations across the legal world, The Hearing signs off with a special, fu...
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EP. 188 – Book banning in the US: a legal perspective on a cultural divide (Roger Horner, Practical Law)
In this episode, host Teneé Frazier and Roger Horner, a municipal law expert at Practical Law, discuss the contentious topic of book banning...
EP. 187 – Lawyer's duty of care in a changing climate (Navraj Singh Ghaleigh, Edinburgh Law School)
Is your duty of care climate‑ready? Extreme weather, shifting regulations and liability exposure are no longer environmental side notes – th...
EP. 186 – Finding purpose beyond law (Jodi Ettenberg, Legal Nomads)
This episode features a conversation with Jodi Ettenberg, a former lawyer who left her corporate practice in 2008 to travel the world and be...
EP. 185 – Navigating the return-to-office landscape (Kate Dodd, Pinsent Masons)
This episode examines the post-Covid trend among many employers to increase the number of days staff are expected to attend their place of w...
EP. 184 – What your headshot says about your practice (Chris Gillett, lawyer turned photographer)
In this episode, Teneé Frazier sits down with Chris Gillett, owner of Chris Gillett Photography and a former trial attorney, to explore how...
EP. 183 – Reforming health laws for better outcomes (Mandeep Dhaliwal, United Nations Development Programme)
Mandeep Dhaliwal, Director of the HIV and Health Group at the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) joins host Janelle Wrigley to disc...
EP. 182 – Lucy Letby: the role of expert testimony in criminal trials
This episode delves into the infamous case of Lucy Letby – a neonatal nurse convicted of multiple murders and attempted murders of babies at...
EP. 181 – Judith Resnik (Impermissible Punishments)
Professor Judith Resnik and host Teneé Frazier discuss Judith's book 'Impermissible Punishments: How Prison Became a Problem for Democracy'...
EP. 180 – Vicki Nash (Oxford Internet Institute)
In this episode we continue exploring children's online safety and cross the Atlantic to unpack the UK's Online Safety Act (OSA). Vicki Nash...
EP. 179 – Jenna Leventoff (American Civil Liberties Union)
Societies are grappling with how to help keep children safe while navigating online spaces, including through legislation such as the Kids O...
EP. 178 – Paul Powlesland (Lawyers for Nature)
What if rivers, forests, and even individual trees had their own legal rights? In this thought-provoking episode, host Becky Annison speaks...
EP. 177 – Luke Shaefer (The Injustice of Place)
Join host Teneé Frazier as she sits down with Professor Luke Shaefer, an expert on poverty and social welfare policy, for an in-depth look a...
EP. 176 – Mark Stephens (Howard Kennedy)
Join host Yasmin Sheikh as she interviews British lawyer, writer and broadcaster Mark Stephens for this thought-provoking episode. Mark shar...
EP. 175 – Kara Richardson Whitely (The Gorgeous Agency)
Legislative efforts in the US are starting to recognize that people can face discrimination and bias in the workplace based on the size of t...
EP. 174 – Adrian Usher (Prisons & Probation Ombudsman)
Host Becky Annison explores the UK's court backlog crisis and its troubling ripple effects throughout the justice system. Her guest, Adrian...
EP. 173 – Kerry Lawlor (The Workplace Collective)
In a profession that celebrates achievement and relentless work ethic, what happens to the mental and physical wellbeing of those caught in...
EP. 172 – Harriet Wistrich (Centre for Women's Justice)
Who protects women when the very systems that are supposed to protect them, like the police and the broader legal system, refuse to, or even...
EP. 171 – Rebecca Haw Allensworth (The Licensing Racket)
Most people would agree that lawyers and doctors should have professional licenses and oversight to protect the public from malpractice. But...
EP. 170 – Stephen Kinsella (Law for Change)
Those who could benefit most from the legal system are often those least able to access it. As this episode's guest, Stephen Kinsella, notes...