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Vegan\'s AlmanacVegan's AlmanacJune 30, 2025Publication of The Terrorization of Dissent: Corporate Repression, Legal Corruption, and the Animal Enterprise Terrorism Act, edited by Anthony J. Nocella II and Jason Del Gandio; Animal Law Section's Presentation on "Strengths and Weaknesses of the Federal Animal Welfare Act: An In-Depth Presentation by the Top Animals Law Experts and Federal Litigators”; Waiting for the Terrorists, by Richard O'Connell.https://lacba.org/?pg=Events&evAction=showDetail&eid=299645&evSubAction=listAll2025-06-3005 minLive With CDP Sports Talk and Entertainment TalkLive With CDP Sports Talk and Entertainment TalkSmall Talk Podcast with Marlene Sharp & Chris Pomay, Guest: Debra Eckerling (Author, Podcaster) Season #3, Episode #4, April 30th, 2025Debra Eckerling is a goal-strategist, workshop leader, and award-winning author and podcaster. The creator of The DEB Method for goal-setting simplified, Debra works with individuals, teams, and businesses on personal and professional projects, networking strategy, and book proposal development. She is the author of 52 Secrets for Goal-Setting and Goal-Getting and Your Goal Guide and host of the GoalChat and the Taste Buds with Deb podcasts.Debra EckerlingLinkedIn | Facebook | Instagram310.908.8980► Author, 52 Secrets for Goal-Setting and Goal Getting Join me at Barnes & Noble Huntington Beach on March 15 at 2pm. ► Award-Winning Author, Your Goal Guide: A Roadmap for Setting, Planning and Achieving Your...2025-05-011h 12Under Construction by Jennifer PackardUnder Construction by Jennifer PackardKeith Roberts - Beekeeper and EducatorSend us a textKeith first realized his fascination for bees during a trip to the L.A. County Fair when he encountered the large observation bee hive set up by the Los Angeles County Beekeepers Association (LACBA) and spent most of his day at the booth asking questions and gathering information about honeybees. He continued his education from there through reading every beekeeping book he could find and engaging in a powerful mentorship. Keith became an adept beekeeper as well as the Vice President and subsequently the President of LACBA. Keith is still active in...2025-04-1539 minFilmmaking Conversations Podcast with Damien SwabyFilmmaking Conversations Podcast with Damien SwabyEp 229: Protecting Creativity: Navigating IP & Entertainment Law with Kennington Groff, Esq.In this episode, we sit down with Kennington Groff, Esq., an experienced attorney specializing in intellectual property, entertainment, and corporate law. With a career spanning major companies like HBO, NBCUniversal, and Lionsgate, Kennington shares insights into protecting creative work, legal pitfalls businesses should avoid, and how the entertainment industry is evolving in the digital age.What You’ll Learn:Kennington’s journey into law and entertainmentCommon misconceptions about trademarks and copyrightsThe biggest IP challenges facing content creators todayLegal mistakes businesses make when protecting their brandHow streaming platforms have changed entertainment lawEssential legal advice for entrepreneurs and startupsKennington’s volu...2025-03-2831 minThat Law LifeThat Law LifeEpisode 7- Finals Season Tips & MotivationWell...we are officially in finals season. If you are preparing for final exams, I hope these tips are useful to help with your studying. In this episode I mentioned a trial advocacy program through the Los Angeles County Bar Association, well…here is the link: https://lacba.org/?pg=tap The National Institute for Trial Advocacy also has some programs and courses.  https://www.nita.org/s/ I also recommend that you check into all the attorney/lawyer resources in your area.  Here are a few I foun...2023-11-1022 minThe FPOC PodcastThe FPOC PodcastA Conversation with Agustin D. Orozco, Partner, Crowell & Moring LLP | Ep. 8Given his background as a former federal prosecutor, clients trust Agustin Orozco to lead complex white collar cases and investigations, handle contentious and sophisticated pretrial litigation, and successfully prove highly difficult cases at trial. Agustin’s experience as a federal prosecutor and government contracts attorney leaves him uniquely situated to help clients where government contracts and white collar intersect. Agustin represents clients in criminal and civil government investigations and enforcement actions. He also represents and counsels clients on matters involving federal, state, and local government contracts. Agustin has litigated civil False Claims Act matters an...2023-06-2150 minThe Female Health Solution PodcastThe Female Health Solution Podcast389. Marriage & Divorce with Lawyer Kelly Chang RickertChristian family law attorney Kelly Chang Rickert exclusively handles family law cases and prenuptial agreements, and has been practicing law for 22+ years. Kelly is a Certified Family Law Specialist, certified by the California Board of Legal Specialization. She is the author of several divorce articles published by Forbes, The Wall Street Journal and Money Magazine. Her first book, “Protecting Yourself From False Accusations” was an Amazon #1 Best-Seller. During COVID-19, Kelly founded Quarantine Publications and began self-publishing children's books about divorce. Her first children's book, “Two Adventures With Mom and Dad”, was released to help parents explain...2022-01-0350 minBrand the InterpreterBrand the InterpreterImmigration Interpreting with Janet ValdezBorn of Mexican immigrant parents, Janet Valdez grew up in the Los Angeles County area. She earned her certificate in recording engineering, as well as degrees in music business and business administration. While in school, she attended various service trips to Mexico, where she acted as an interpreter while providing humanitarian aid to her team. Loving international service, she later became an assistant country director with Global Expeditions on various humanitarian trips to Panama and Mexico, where she unknowingly developed her consecutive and relay interpretation skills. After a decade of working at the Disneyland Resort as a multi-language sales...2021-11-121h 07The Managing Partners Podcast: Law Firm Business PodcastThe Managing Partners Podcast: Law Firm Business PodcastUse Youtube To Your Advantage With Xiaojie (Marta) Meng Of Meng Law Group PCKevin Daisey chatted with Xiaojie (Marta) Meng the Managing Partner at Meng Law Group PC. She practices exclusively in the field of immigration and nationality law. She worked for renowned boutique immigration law firms in Los Angeles and Orange County before starting her own firm. Marta serves as a volunteer attorney at the SCCLA monthly pro bono legal clinic. Marta is a member of the American Immigration Lawyer Association (AILA), the Los Angeles County Bar Association (LACBA), the Asian Pacific American Bar Association (APABA), and the Southern California Chinese Lawyers Association (SCCLA). Learn from her expertise and what trends are...2021-09-0727 min19th Amendment Speaker Series19th Amendment Speaker SeriesVoices from the Bench: An Examination of Diversity and Inclusion in the Courts with Hon. Michelle Kim, Hon. Serena Murillo, Hon. Karen L. Stevenson, and Hon. Phyllis FryeIt has been said that diversity is like being invited to the party, but inclusion is being asked to dance. Panelists will discuss their perspectives on the intersection of race and gender, and what impact the 19th Amendment has had on women serving as judges on state and federal courts, their participation in leadership and policy, and what work remains to be done in the future. Panelists include the Honorable Karen L. Stevenson, Judge, United States District Court for the Central District of California; the Honorable Phyllis Frye, Associate Judge for the Municipal Courts in Houston, Texas; the Honorable...2020-12-0855 min19th Amendment Speaker Series19th Amendment Speaker SeriesReaching For Higher Heights: Expanding Leadership for Women of Color in Politics with Glynda Carr and California State Senator Holly MitchellJoin us as we engage in an inspirational discussion with Glynda Carr from the incredible political organization Higher Heights, the “political home for Black women,” and California State Senator Holly Mitchell who works “to bring forth equity and justice for all” and was dubbed by the Los Angeles Times as “the Legislature’s moral compass.” Moderated by Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Amy Yerkey, this lively panel will discuss how racist ideology prevented women of color from being guaranteed the right to vote when the 19th Amendment was first passed. The panel will highlight the significant impact that women of color have...2020-12-0256 min19th Amendment Speaker Series19th Amendment Speaker SeriesThe 19th Amendment at the Intersection of Race and Gender with Paulette Brown, Justice Marsha Slough, and Patricia GuadalupeOn August 18, 1920, the Tennessee legislature ratified the 19th Amendment, the last state to do so providing the two thirds majority needed to grant women the right to vote. In practice, however, it insured voting rights for primarily white, middle and upper class women. Women of color were largely not entitled to vote. Native Americans did not become citizens until 1924 and Jim Crow laws, coupled with a violent Ku Klux Klan, ensured that women of color could no more exercise their right to vote in 1920 than Black men could after the passage of the 15th Amendment in 1870. Ou...2020-11-231h 0119th Amendment Speaker Series19th Amendment Speaker SeriesWomen Making Their Mark on the Capitol — Lessons from the RoadOne hundred years after the passage of the 19th Amendment, women comprise a little over 30% of the nation’s state legislatures and just 25% of those are women of color, while women represent over half the nation’s population. How can the promise of the 19th Amendment be fulfilled if women continue to be underrepresented in state government? Join us as we hear from three women who are making their voices heard in Sacramento: Controller Betty Yee, Assembly member Sydney Kamlager and Assembly member Eloise Reyes. The program will be moderated by Valerie McGinty, Founder and President of FundHer, a politi...2020-11-0953 min19th Amendment Speaker Series19th Amendment Speaker SeriesWomen in the Board Room and BeyondThe 19th Amendment granting women the right to vote was ratified 100 years ago. Yet a century later, women – and especially women of color – still have to fight to have a seat at the table in the upper echelons of the business community. Hear from three powerful women in the business world – Dr. Helene Gayle, President and CEO of The Chicago Community Trust; Monica Lozano, CEO of College Futures Foundation; and Sarah Zapp, Founder of Beyond Board – for a lively discussion about how they navigate one of the biggest remaining bastions of male privilege, the business community; how each has achieved su...2020-11-0252 min19th Amendment Speaker Series19th Amendment Speaker SeriesOn the Field and Running the Show: A Conversation with Two Leaders in Sports and Entertainment: Charlotte Jones and Jana WinogradeJoin Charlotte Jones, Executive Vice President and Chief Brand Officer of the Dallas Cowboys Football Club, and Jana Winograde, President of Entertainment at Showtime Networks, Inc., for a conversation about their experiences in traditionally male-dominated industries, their leadership styles, how they work to ensure they are not the last women to hold their respective positions and their ideas about mentoring, among other topics. You won’t want to miss this discussion with two powerhouses in sports and entertainment.Panelists: Charlotte Jones, Jana WinogradeModerator: Hon. Samantha Jessner 2020-10-2656 min19th Amendment Speaker Series19th Amendment Speaker SeriesCalifornia State Senator Hannah-Beth Jackson on Leadership, Elections and Speaking without FearWe are kicking off our celebration of the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment with an interview of California State Senator Hannah-Beth Jackson.  Representing the 19th Senate District which includes all of Santa Barbara County and western Ventura County, Senator Jackson is the Chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee and author of landmark legislation aimed at strengthening California's equal pay law, requiring more women on corporate boards, and most recently, expanding paid family leave. Hear the Senator’s no-holds-barred view on the power women bring to elections, what women bring to the table as leaders in busin...2020-10-1951 minLACBA Presents: ADMITTED - A Podcast For Law StudentsLACBA Presents: ADMITTED - A Podcast For Law StudentsCalifornia State Senator Hannah-Beth Jackson on Leadership, Elections and Speaking without FearWe are kicking off our celebration of the 100th anniversary of the passage of the 19th Amendment with an interview of California State Senator Hannah-Beth Jackson.  Representing the 19th Senate District which includes all of Santa Barbara County and western Ventura County, Senator Jackson is the Chair of the Senate Judiciary Committee and author of landmark legislation aimed at strengthening California's equal pay law, requiring more women on corporate boards, and most recently, expanding paid family leave. Hear the Senator’s no-holds-barred view on the power women bring to elections, what women bring to the table as leaders in busin...2020-10-1951 minLACBA Presents: ADMITTED - A Podcast For Law StudentsLACBA Presents: ADMITTED - A Podcast For Law StudentsTrailer - 19th Amendment Speaker Series PodcastThis new podcast series features interviews with successful, inspirational, and impactful women in entertainment, sports, politics, law, academia, and business. Originally recorded in Summer/Fall 2020 as part of the 19th Amendment Speaker Series, this podcast is presented by the National Association of Women Judges, Women Lawyers Association of Los Angeles and the Los Angeles County Bar Association. To learn more about the series and speakers please visit Lacba.org/podcasts2020-10-1600 min19th Amendment Speaker Series19th Amendment Speaker Series19th Amendment Speaker Series TrailerThis series features interviews with successful, inspirational, and impactful women in entertainment, sports, politics, law, academia, and business. Originally recorded in Summer/Fall 2020 as part of the 19th Amendment Speaker Series, this podcast is presented by the National Association of Women Judges, Women Lawyers Association of Los Angeles and the Los Angeles County Bar Association. To learn more about the series and speakers please visit Lacba.org/podcasts2020-10-0800 minLACBA Presents: ADMITTED - A Podcast For Law StudentsLACBA Presents: ADMITTED - A Podcast For Law StudentsBonus Ep. - Federal Practice PanelPlease enjoy this bonus episode of ADMITTED, produced in partnership with The Skirball Cultural Center, presenting the exhibition Notorious RBG: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg open now. Visit Skirball.org Last year, LACBA presented a Bridging the Gap program for newer attorneys, with panels of experienced attorneys representing each practice area section. This is the Federal Practice panel, and it features attorneys Paul Chan and Luis Lee.2019-02-0700 minLACBA Presents: ADMITTED - A Podcast For Law StudentsLACBA Presents: ADMITTED - A Podcast For Law StudentsEp. 8 - My First TrialFor law students whose hearts are set on the excitement and drama of courtroom trials, the best thing you can do is learn from other people’s experiences. We spoke to some novice and seasoned attorneys about their first trial and courtroom experiences. Guests include Brian Kabatek, Michael D. Schwartz, Gillian H. Clow, and Marketa Sims. This episode was produced by LACBA in Promotional Partnership with Skirball Cultural Center's Notorious RBG Exhibition, open now through Mar 10, 2019! Visit Skirball.org2018-12-2700 minLACBA Presents: ADMITTED - A Podcast For Law StudentsLACBA Presents: ADMITTED - A Podcast For Law StudentsBonus Ep. Nov 2018 - Appeals/Appellate Law PanelPlease enjoy this bonus episode of ADMITTED, produced in partnership with The Skirball Cultural Center, presenting the exhibition Notorious RBG: The Life and Times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg open now. Visit Skirball.org Earlier this year, LACBA presented a Bridging the Gap program for newer attorneys, with panels of experienced attorneys representing each practice area section. This is the Appeals / Appellate Law panel, and it features attorneys Brad Pauley and Stuart Esner with Justice Lamar Baker.2018-11-2800 minLACBA Presents: ADMITTED - A Podcast For Law StudentsLACBA Presents: ADMITTED - A Podcast For Law StudentsEp. 7 - Acting the Part: Tips for the Legal WorkplaceSo you've landed that perfect summer opportunity or a school-year internship at a firm. Congratulations! Now what? What are the soft & hard skills you need to succeed in a legal workplace? In this episode, we speak with Peter Schanitman & Miriam Benor, two experienced attorneys with some expertise that could help your legal career. This episode was produced by LACBA in Promotional Partnership with Skirball Cultural Center's Notorious RBG Exhibition, open now through Mar 10, 2019! Visit Skirball.org2018-11-1400 minLACBA Presents: ADMITTED - A Podcast For Law StudentsLACBA Presents: ADMITTED - A Podcast For Law StudentsEp. 6 - Standing Out and Fitting In : Law Student Summer Experience - Part Three: The Recruiter Perspective  In the final installment of our multi-part series on the law student summer experience, we’re sharing the perspectives of law firm recruiters from various sized firms. These attorneys recruit and manage their firms’ summer associate programs, addressing common concerns and questions about their summer associate programs and legal workplaces. This episode was produced by LACBA in Promotional Partnership with Skirball Cultural Center's Notorious RBG Exhibition, opening October 19, 2018. Visit Skirball.org for more information.2018-10-1700 minLACBA Presents: ADMITTED - A Podcast For Law StudentsLACBA Presents: ADMITTED - A Podcast For Law StudentsEp. 03: Managing Stress in a Legal CareerHaving a legal career is going to include plenty of stressful situations. Whether it is impending court deadlines, emergency client calls, or demanding bosses, you'll need to find a way to manage the stress so you don't burn out. We spoke to several attorneys about how they manage stress. We also feature a Los Angeles Lawyer article that is relevant to the issue.  See our show notes page: lacba.org/podcasts -- This episode of ADMITTED is sponsored by SmartLaw! SmartLaw is the Lawyer Referral Service of the Los Angeles County Bar Association. S...2018-07-1600 minLACBA Presents: ADMITTED - A Podcast For Law StudentsLACBA Presents: ADMITTED - A Podcast For Law StudentsADMITTED Ep. 02: Practice AreasThis episode focuses on practice areas. Some law students are 100% certain they already know what area of the law they want to practice. Others spend awhile bouncing around until they find a good fit. We spoke with some attorneys who shared their stories and  observations. We also interview the director of LACBA's AIDS Project, Laurie Aronoff, who shares some information about the project and LACBA's Pro Bono opportunities. -- This episode of ADMITTED is sponsored by SmartLaw! SmartLaw is the Lawyer Referral Service of the Los Angeles County Bar Association. SmartLaw is the best way f...2018-06-1800 minLACBA Presents: ADMITTED - A Podcast For Law StudentsLACBA Presents: ADMITTED - A Podcast For Law StudentsADMITTED Ep. 01: NetworkingFor our pilot episode we’re digging into a topic that can be overwhelming to anyone: Networking and Getting involved. Even in a less competitive field, having connections and being seen can make all the difference in the world when it comes to building or advancing your career. In the field of law, it is doubly important. We interview leaders of our Barrister’s section as well as directors of some of LACBA’s Pro Bono projects. -- This episode of ADMITTED is sponsored by SmartLaw! SmartLaw is the Lawyer Referral Service of the Los Angele...2018-05-2100 min