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Still Smiling: A Huddersfield Town PodcastMy Town: Richard HaighWelcome to the fifth episode of the My Town series, where Huddersfield Town fans relive their Town-supporting life and share their defining moments. Hosts Brady Frost and Tom Bradshaw are in high spirits as they discuss Huddersfield's first game of the season and their victory, putting them top of the league.In this episode, the lads are joined by Richard Haigh, a lifelong Huddersfield Town fan of 63 years who now resides in the USA. Richard shares his unique perspective on supporting Town from across the pond, recounting his early days in Huddersfield, his first game under...2024-08-131h 44

Talking SnookerTalking Snooker Episode 116 - World Championship Preview with Sporting Life's Richard MannNick and Phil are joined by journalist Richard Mann to look ahead to the World Championship. There's plenty of talk about qualifying, including the excitement of Judgement Day, where five debutants made it through to the Crucible. Plus there's a look ahead to every first round match to come in Sheffield, as Ronnie O'Sullivan begins his tournament defence. Plus Nick, Phil and Richard all select the player they think will lift the famous old trophy on May Day.This episode is the fourth and final this season to be brought to you by Sporting Life, one of the...2023-04-141h 58

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?95. UofT is the SameI'm joined by Kristen Shorer, who has just finished her first year at University of Toronto law school. Kristen did some pro bono work with Richard, and so they discuss the project, what it's like to be at U of T, and how she coped. (Hint: she did her readings!) Links: WLGTDWI Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatslawgottodowithit/ Music Attribution: What's Love Got to Do With It by Tina Turner Soundcloud: What's Love Got to Do with It Wh...2022-05-0929 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?94. Placement of a LifetimeRichard is joined by Zafir Jetha-Rattani, an Osgoode student who appeared on an earlier episode (#93). This episode was recorded last year. In it, we mainly talk about Zaf's incredible involvement in the Ukrainian air disaster case of January 2020. It's an example of the interesting things that law students can fall into. When we recorded it, there was no inkling of the further tragedies that would befall Ukraine. I struggled as to whether we should post this episode at this time, but I decided to do so as long as it was accompanied by a warning. Y...2022-04-1821 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?93. Grades are FakeRichard is joined by four of his students from our constitutional law class of 2019-20. Two are known to the podcast -- Dylan Yan and Kaliopi (Kali) Dimitrakoudis -- and two are new -- Shae-Lynn Chung and Zafir (Zaf) Jetha-Rattani. It's a longish episode because the five of us have so much to talk about: you might say that the episode has nothing to do with law school, and it has everything to do with law school. (And if you want to listen to the original Dylan Yan property law episode referred to in the s...2022-03-1443 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?92. ADHD with DYDylan Yan, also known as DY, returns again. Richard and Dylan discuss mental health issues in law school, particularly ADHD. Links: WLGTDWI Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatslawgottodowithit/ Music Attribution: What's Love Got to Do With It by Tina Turner Soundcloud: What's Love Got to Do with It What's Law Got to Do With It Music by Tina Turner; Lyrics by Nikolas Koschany 2022-02-1525 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?90. Mayoring and LawyeringRichard is joined by Frederic Diebel as a co-host/guest. Frederic is a first year (not 1L!) student at the Bora Laskin Faculty of Law at Lakehead University. Not only that, he's a deputy mayor of the Township of Nairn and Hyman. How does he do it? What's different about a new, small, northern law school? Listen and find out. Links: WLGTDWI Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatslawgottodowithit/ Music Attributions: What's Love Got to Do With It by Tina Turner Soundcloud: What's Love Got...2021-11-2228 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?89. Are you Ready for Law School?Richard is joined by his first co-host/guest combo -- Ethan Martin. Ethan is currently contemplating applying to law school, so on our scale, he is most likely a -1L. He's the perfect person to start off this new season as we talk all about what it is to think about going to law school. Links: WLGTDWI Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatslawgottodowithit/ Music Attributions: What's Law Got to Do With It Music by Tina Turner; Lyrics by Nikolas Koschany What...2021-10-1842 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?88. Richard Goes Sabbatical (For Now)Richard explains what he's doing and what he plans to do viz WLGTDWI. If you want to play a part in continuing this thing, shoot him an email and let him know: rhaigh@osgoode.yorku.ca. (Even if you aren't yet in law school, but want to go, there may be a role for you!) Links: WLGTDWI Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatslawgottodowithit/ Music Attributions: What's Love Got to Do With It by Tina Turner Soundcloud: What's Love Got to Do with It 2021-09-1505 min

Dinis Guarda YouTube Podcast Series - Powered by citiesabc.com and businessabc.netRichard Haigh, Managing Director at Brand Finance, BA from University of Oxford, Lecturer – “Bridging The Gap Between Marketing And Finance”Richard Haigh, Managing Director at Brand Finance - “Bridging The Gap Between Marketing And Finance”Richard Haigh is the Managing Director at Brand Finance. He has lectured at universities and business schools, including London Business School, on topics surrounding brand valuation and management.Richard Haigh also has a BA in Mathematics from the University of Oxford, qualified as a Chartered Accountant (ACA) and became a member of the Chartered Institute of Marketing with Brand Finance.Richard Haigh Interview Focus1. Education and Professional Career2. Can you tell us about Brand Finance?...2021-07-211h 12

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?86. Justice in Pieces PodcastOur guests this week are …. Richard and Felicity! This is a special episode taken from a podcast called Justice in Pieces hosted by John Paul ("JP") Rodrigues in which we were both put on the hotseat. JP gets us to talk about law school in general, online learning and hosting a podcast. Links: WLGTDWI Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatslawgottodowithit/ Justice in Pieces website: https://www.justiceinpieces.ca/ Music Attributions: What's Love Got to Do With It by Tina Turner Sou...2021-07-201h 04

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?85. Cat Fishing for Co-HostsRichard and Felicity are joined by a special guest in this episode of WLGTDWI. We can't reveal any more than that, so go ahead and listen. Links: WLGTDWI Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatslawgottodowithit/ Music Attributions: What's Love Got to Do With It by Tina Turner Soundcloud: What's Love Got to Do with It 2021-07-0531 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?83. Moots with MeganWe are joined this episode by Megan Phyper, a 3L law student at Osgoode Hall Law School. Megan and Felicity were teammates on the Wilson Moot this year and the two of them discuss all things moot-related. Richard was their coach. Richard and Megan bond because they are both shy. Links: WLGTDWI Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatslawgottodowithit/ Music Attribution: What's Love Got to Do With It by Tina Turner Soundcloud: What's Love Got to Do with It 2021-06-0731 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?82. Leading By An EarNikolas Koschany makes a return appearance with us. Nikolas is a 1L at Osgoode, now known for their "What's Law Got to do With It" podcast song intro (but this time, we are putting it at the end as an outro just for their benefit). We continue our discussion about 1L law school life in general. The guest takes over the hosting and starts asking Richard too many questions. Links: WLGTDWI Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatslawgottodowithit/ Music Attribution: What's Love Got to Do Wi...2021-05-2627 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?81. In the Before TimesWe are joined this episode by two guests, Joey Galinsky and Ryan Delmar. They are the two founders of "Law School Life and Beyond", a blog, podcast, and social media enterprise dedicated to exploring the inner workings of law school life. Since our goals and missions are very much in sync, we discuss what it's like to try and dispel the myths of law schools. In fact, Richard worries that they will take us over (not really!). Links: WLGTDWI Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatslawgottodowithit/ "Law School Life and Bey...2021-05-1723 min

Law School Life & BeyondLaw School Life & Beyond Leadership Series - Osgoode Hall Law School Professor Richard Haigh and 3L Law Student Felicity RandanFor the first time, this week Katya is joined by two guests from Osgoode Hall Law School, and the co-hosts of What's Law Got To Do With It? podcast, Professor Richard Haigh and his co-host 3L law student Felicity Radan! Together Professor Haigh and Felicity take a light-hearted look into life in law school and discuss the in's and out's of Canadian law school life! With over 75 episodes, What's Law Got To Do With It? explores life in law school and provides insight from law students, professors and many other guests to provide valuable advice...2021-05-1323 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?78. Boring Will ExcelOur guest today is Andrew O'Brien, a 1L student at Osgoode. Andrew discusses what it was like to complete his first term of 1L (partly in a pandemic, although Richard always wants it to be more generic). Then all three go on to discuss how to maintain an online profile when you are embarking on a professional career (albeit, Richard mainly listens since he has no online profile). The bottom line: boring people will excel in this new world! Links: WLGTDWI Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatslawgottodowithit/ Musi...2021-04-2629 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?77. The Rabbit Hole of Legal PodcastsOur guest today is Dante Trunzo, currently an aerospace engineer in Montreal but in September of this year, a 1L at McGill. (We refer to him as a 0L which we may ask him to patent/copyright/trademark/whatever). Richard and Felicity try to handhold him through the process of becoming a law student. Dante clearly doesn't need our help. Links: WLGTDWI Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatslawgottodowithit/ Music Attribution: What's Love Got to Do With It by Tina Turner So...2021-04-1931 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?76. Don't Steal the TapeChristina Tassopolous is our guest today. She's a 1L student at Osgoode whom Richard taught in the fall term of 2020. Christina talks about how her first year has been going, why she joined student government and why, unlike Richard, she's an angel who belongs in law school. We have yet to determine where Felicity is on the rebel/angel scale. Links: WLGTDWI Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatslawgottodowithit/ Music Attributions: What's Love Got to Do With It by Tina Turner Soundcloud: What...2021-04-0528 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?75. You've Got to Decide...Now!It's Part 3 of Alex Mulligan's series on the 2021 job interview process. Today is all about the dreaded "callback". If you don't know what that is, have a listen. Right now. Links: WLGTDWI Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatslawgottodowithit/ Music Attributions: What's Law Got to Do With It Music by Tina Turner; Lyrics by Nikolas Koschany What's Love Got to Do With It by Tina Turner Soundcloud: What's Love Got to Do with It 2021-03-3029 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?74. From OCIs to OZIsThis is Part 2 of Alex Mulligan's report on the 2021 job interview process. As noted in episode #73, Alex is a 2L student at Osgoode. Today's episode is all about the second part of the process where candidates have longer interviews. Again, Alex and Felicity have a lot to say on the subject; Richard continues to simply tag along, although he coins a new term, OZI (which the others make fun of). Links: WLGTDWI Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatslawgottodowithit/ Music Attribution: What's Love Got to Do With It ...2021-03-2732 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?73. It's the (Un)Employment Services ActAlex Mulligan, a 2L student at Osgoode, joins us today and for the following two episodes as we do a special series on the job interviews in 2021. Today's episode, Part 1, is all about the "OCI" process in Ontario, where employers and students get together for 17 minutes to decide if they'd like to get together for longer later. Richard is just along for the ride. Links: WLGTDWI Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatslawgottodowithit/ Music Attribution: What's Law Got to Do With It Music by Tina...2021-03-2330 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?72. Dread is EverywhereOur guest this episode is Erin McCready, a friend of Felicity's studying at Northeastern University School of Law in Boston. We first had Erin on the show in episode #57, NUSOL v. MAGA, related to the 2020 US election. As we indicated then, that episode was actually Erin's second episode with us, but we simply had to launch it first because of the timing. We now go back to the future for Erin's first recording with us. We discuss what it's like to be a Canadian student at a US law school and Erin and Felicity re-connect over their Quidditch triumphs.2021-03-1525 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?71. Creative or Just Weird?Our guest this episode is Emily Kot, returning again for more challenging Zoom discussions. The three discuss what it has been like learning online for the better part of a year. No one can agree on what are creative solutions or what are just weird ones. WLGTDWI Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatslawgottodowithit/ Music Attribution: What's Love Got to Do With It by Tina Turner Soundcloud: What's Love Got to Do with It 2021-03-0824 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?70. I Love a Good SurveyDylan Yan returns as our guest this episode. Dylan is in Montreal at McGill. Felicity and Dylan take over the show and ask Richard all about student evaluations of professors. Links: WLGTDWI Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatslawgottodowithit/ Music Attribution: What's Love Got to Do With It by Tina Turner Soundcloud: What's Love Got to Do with It What's Law Got to Do With It Music by Tina Turner; Lyrics by Nikolas Koschany 2021-02-2629 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?69. Bleak HonestyShaniel Lewis returns as a guest for this episode. Shaniel's a 2L student at Osgoode. After much rambling, the discussion finally gets around to the reason Shaniel has returned -- to talk about the Black Law Students Association (or more colloquially known as BLSA, pronounced "Balsa"). Richard teases both Felicity and Shaniel by withholding some sage advice. He also remembers he has a gift for Shaniel, which remains hibernating in his office at the law school. He promises to get it to her someday once the pandemic is over. ...2021-02-2327 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?68. Supreme Gardeners and PantsOur guest today is Nikolas Koschany, who is a 1L at Osgoode. We talk about what it is like to finish the first semester of law school, how the Supreme Court is not just fond of living trees, but can also be described as a gardener or as a pair of pants (you'll have to listen to figure that one out!). Nikolas describes themself as like a pie. Richard laments the use of metaphors. Nikolas is the writer and singer of our new alternative opening to the show. We love them for it; and this e...2021-02-1730 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?67. No Threesomes!Our guests today are Colin McMillan, who joined us on episode #63, and his roommate, Tom Russell. Colin is a 1L at Ryerson; Tom is a 1L at UofT. They have known each other since high school. We talk about what it is like to live with someone who is in law school but not the same one. There's something about law school that brings people together. Links: WLGTDWI Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatslawgottodowithit/ Music Attribution: What's Love Got to Do With It by T...2021-02-0824 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?66. I've Found What I'm Looking ForOur guest today is Karen Randhawa, a student at Osgoode. Karen was a mentee of Felicity's in her first year. Karen knew from grade 4 that she wanted to be lawyer; more relevant, she knew from her undergraduate days that she wanted to do tax law. That's why we had her on the show -- while some people take a long time to know what they want to do in life (read: Felicity) others are dead sure early on. For Karen, the only question is whether she will do transactional tax work or tax litigation. We all agree that it's...2021-01-1827 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?65. We'll SeeWe are joined by a returning guest, Sim Singh. Sim regales us with his new method for accomplishing three key things at one time: walking in nature with 40 lbs in a backpack, listening to Audible books on his earbuds. You learn, you bear weight, and you improve the cardio-vascular system. He recommends all law students try it. The three then discuss some basic advice to students about the recruitment process. Sim's bottom line: life is full of constant unknowns, flux and change; keep your perspective and realize all law students have been granted a privilege; something will happen. Richard...2021-01-0828 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?64. Listening LegallyWe are joined this episode by Zach Battiston and Karly Lyons. Zach and Karly are the co-founders of the Legal Listening Podcast. Like audiobooks, the Legal Listening podcasts provides an oral version of famous cases in their entirety. Karly and Zach explain how it came to be, how it all works, and why reading (or listening) to the full text of a case is often better than its excerpt. Legal Listening Podcast: https://www.legallistening.com/ Music Attribution: What's Love Got to Do With It by Tina Turner ...2020-12-2128 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?63. Go Rams!Our guest this episode is Colin McMillan, a 1L student at Ryerson. Colin did his undergrad at UofT in physics and history, took a gap year where he worked in pest control and at a medical lab. But the reason he's on the show is mainly because he was one of the lucky students to be inducted into the inaugural class at Ryerson law school. We discuss what's it like being at Ryerson. Colin goes over the format, which is different from most (all?) law schools in Canada. In particular, every class will have 2 instructors: a...2020-12-0927 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?62. International Law and UnicornsOur guest this episode is Sydney McIvor, a 3L student. Sydney mentions a play for her law-related entertainment -- What the Constitution Means to Me by Heidi Schreck -- which she saw on Broadway. (Lucky her! -- but also lucky for those who have access to Amazon Prime as it is available for streaming: https://www.amazon.com/What-Constitution-Means-Me/dp/B08KRB3FQ4) Sydney talks about two internships/placements she's had, both of which took her outside of Canada. First, during her 1L summer she was with the World Bank Group in Washington DC -- a...2020-12-0128 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?61. Taking Photos for Property LawFelicity is in a state because she just had her graduation photos taken, and is wondering whether everything is happening too fast. Is she ready to leave the law school nest? Our guest this episode is Dylan Yan, a former student at Osgoode who transferred to McGill and is back in 1L all over again. Richard and Dylan have an unusual relationship as Dylan, who admits he rarely goes to class, got to know Richard well because he often visited his office during 1L at Osgoode. (Richard taught Dylan Public and Constitutional Law). He ended u...2020-11-2332 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?60. How to Get Away with Talking in ClassShaniel Lewis is our guest this episode. Shaniel's a 2L student at Osgoode, and it's her first time being a guest on a podcast. Shaniel looks back to law school from the perspective of her 1L self. The amount of readings were a shock to her, she didn't expect to be reading cases everyday, including weekends. Richard wonders why it's such a shock; Felicity admits she also found the first year to include a lot of reading, but admitted she's a slow reader and knew it would take a lot of time. 2020-11-1629 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?59. The BLS EpisodeOur guest this episode is Emily Kot, a 2L student at Osgoode. Although she recommends Legally Blonde as a law-related film, she mentions she's seen Legally Blonde the musical. Richard and Felicity are completely blown away as they had no idea such a thing existed. Turns out, she saw it at Hart House at the University of Toronto, as friends took her there to help ease the stress of grades release. That's exactly what the episode is about: 1L life and in particular, dealing with 1L life during a pandemic. Emily has a unique perspective b...2020-11-1023 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?58. A Great Day for a Great DayOur guest is Adam Bruchetta, a law student at Dalhousie Law School. Adam decided to go to law school on the opposite coast from where he normally resides in Vancouver. He says he chose the ocean over the mountains of Calgary. Richard also went to Dal, so he and Adam have much in common. Adam and Felicity also have something in common because they met at a Dal Welcome Event for incoming law students -- Felicity was offered a spot at Dal but chose Osgoode. She is keen to assuage students who agonize over decisions about schools (not mentioning...2020-11-0223 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?57. NUSOL v. MAGAOur guest this episode is Erin McCrady, a friend of Felicity's and also the game of Quidditch. Erin is a 3L student at Northeastern University School of Law (or NUSOL) in Boston. Before we even get to that, however, when Richard asks Felicity how she is, her reply is "same old steel." Turns out, that's a saying from her contracts prof at Osgoode, John McCamus. Richard then asks for her favourite contracts case: like many students, Felicity remembers the facts but not the name. Hopefully a viewer will set us straight on that. ...2020-10-2625 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?56. A Dean for all StudentsFelicity announces that she now has her dog back, so everything starts off on a good note. Our guest this episode is Professor Karen Drake, Associate Dean Students at Osgoode. The gang spends a lot of time on Karen's choice of favourite law-related show because Karen tends to avoid them, in part because law is her job. In the end, she chooses Trailer Park Boys as her favourite, which provokes discussion about how she uses it in her Property Law exams. Felicity, having had Karen as a professor, was not surprised by the choice. Karen spends more time than...2020-10-1929 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?55. Mature Students Rule!Felicity starts off her first co-hosting duties by claiming that she'd be going to class if it weren't for the pandemic; Richard is thankful she's not starting off in Adam's shoes. The guest this episode is Rachael Glassman, 3L student who before law school, worked for 10 years in the film and TV industry. Rachael describes how her experience scheduling TV shows helped at the very beginning of law school because she organized her entire Section's schedule on Google calendar - Felicity, who was in Rachael's section, loved Rachael's maternal instincts, she "cared". Rachael found that t...2020-10-1327 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?54. Adam's Closing SubmissionsRichard and Adam are joined by Felicity Radan, a 3L student at Osgoode. Felicity's favourite film is the biopic, "On the Basis of Sex" which Adam knows nothing about except he's intrigued by the title. Now that he's leaving, Adam admits that he's never watched any of the guests' recommendations except "Training Day," which confused him, whereas Richard tries to watch them all. Adam had an idea of a topic for the podcast which is how to oust a co-host who's been involved since the beginning and that leads to the three of them bungling up...2020-09-2924 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?53. Where's Adam?Richard and Adam are joined by NOBODY again in this episode of WLGTDWI. The topic of this podcast is best not revealed in the notes, as it's too painful. Just listen. Music Attribution: What's Love Got to Do with It (Symphonic Version) by Tina Turner Buy now: https://VA.lnk.to/80sSymphonic 2020-09-2113 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?52. Law School Forums LieRichard and Adam are joined by Jeremy Nason (Zooming in from New Brunswick). Adam comes up with a Criminal Code provision dealing with "creep capturers." No one knows if he's making stuff up. Jeremy names a TV show, How to Get Away with Murder and a movie, A Time to Kill. Adam recommends Goliath. Not sure why but then Richard then jumps on the bandwagon and recommends All Rise, which is not well-received. Jeremy describes how his law school experience was impossible to prepare for as nothing he read or heard was accurate: law school fo...2020-09-2128 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?51. Trust MeRichard and Adam are joined again by Kali Dimitrakoudis, who recently finished 1L at Osgoode Hall Law School. She nominates How to Get Away With Murder as her favourite this time (which Richard finds appallingly unrealistic). Adam is studying for Bar Ad exams while social distancing and Richard laments that they are all remote from each other. Adam and Kali go on about the Socratic method and cold-calling again, as Kali has a near "sister act" going on with Sabah, relating her experience in Criminal law class. Kali says she trusted Richard because of listening t...2020-09-1026 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?50. Cold Calls & CannibalsRichard and Adam are joined by Sabah Kalim, a returning guest who recently finished 1L at Osgoode Hall Law School. Sabah contemplates whether she’s now a 2L or not; Adam compares the switchover to a birthday. Paper Chase is nominated as her favourite movie (which takes Richard aback given its age); she relates how first class in Criminal law students were “cold-called” upon just like in the movie; Sabah admits she wouldn’t have known the facts of the case so is glad she wasn’t the chosen one. The group discusses the pandemic and how it wi...2020-08-2324 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?49. Getting Involved - YMMVRichard and Adam are joined by Viktor Hohlacov, who recently finished 1L at Osgoode Hall Law School. Adam finds a criminal code provision - defence of property - that is controversial and possibly ill-drafted. Adam has gone back in time and about to enter law school. Adam, Richard and Vik continue the existential question of when 1L ends and a new moniker begins. Adam realizes what question to ask a student who has just finished first year. Vik claims law school is the most challenging and rewarding thing he’s done. The group discuss getting involved in extra curricular acti...2020-08-1526 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?48. JD/MBA 1L* - *Asterisks on AsterisksRichard and Adam are joined by Conor Fitzgerald, a 1L student at Osgoode Hall Law School enrolled in the Joint JD/MBA Program. Conor talks about his unique background and his pursuit of the joint MBA/JD program***. Conor was part of the Arts, Media and Entertainment program at Schulich, where he was exposed to 1Ls before 1L. The group talk about the rhythm of law school. Conor reflects on coming into law school knowing how to fail. Richard and Conor talk about their class without jokes before Conor reveals a deep hatred (kidding) for Richard's classes. 2020-07-1630 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?47. High School is Wasted on the YoungRichard and Adam are joined by Kaliopi Dimitrakoudis, who recently finished her first year at Osgoode Hall Law School. Adam asks about ride or dies. Richard wonders, if law school is like high school, then is he a high school teacher. Adam shouts out Ovais. Kali reflects on her first year. She explains how she overcame difficulties early in her first year. She admits that she didn't go to enough pub nights despite Adam's advice. Adam shares a first year regret. Kali explains her approach heading into 2L. Questions?: Call 681-443-7763 and le...2020-07-0623 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?46. What IS a 1L? - Reflecting on First YearRichard and Adam are joined by Sabah Kalim, who recently finished 1L at Osgoode Hall Law School. Adam asks about Ride or Dies before rambling on about law school relationships. Sabah reflects on her first year experience. She talks about experiencing guilt and uncertainty. Adam claims he had a mental breakdown in 1L. Sabah loves school, Adam is shocked. Adam puts her on the spot about Grad School. Adam and Sabah share their experience with Isolation curing COVID-19 while finishing the easiest and hardest years (respectively) of law school. Sabah chooses her favourite podcast host. Ri...2020-05-1324 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?45. S'all Good (0L) Man - Predicting the Law School ExperienceRichard and Adam are joined by Denis Keimakh, returning guest and future law school attendee (0L). Adam tries out the hand guns before psychoanalyzing Denis. Denis, having never attended law school, is asked to describe various aspects of the experience: What is a typical day like? What is the exam period like? What is on a law exam? What happens at law school social events? What do you bring into an exam? At first, Adam grades him a B+ on his answers. The gr...2020-05-0130 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?44. The Mythical 0L - Razorblading One's Way to SuccessRichard and Adam are joined by Denis Keimakh, future law school attendee, better known as a 0L law student. Richard forgets his role on the podcast. Denis shares why he decided to apply to law school. Adam says criminal law is the only interesting part of criminal law. Adam asks if the podcast has left any questions unanswered. Richard is suspiciously familiar with "razor-blading textbooks". Writing the LSAT electronically. Denis talks about touring Osgoode and attending Mock Trial (variety show). What is law school really like? The group discusses the diversity of backgrounds at law s...2020-04-2328 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?43. Well-Programmed AI - Professors are People TooRichard and Adam are joined by Dan Priel, Associate Professor at Osgoode Hall Law School. Danny, as his friends refer to him, taught Adam Torts and teaches a variety of courses at Osgoode. The group discusses this unlikely hypothesis raised by Richard: Professors are people too. Adam doesn't believe it. Danny explains that students only see professors during their "performance", particularly early on. Adam talks about the shock and awe of sitting in Danny and Richard's classes on his first day. An unexpected question arises: Have you ever been hurt my students? Luckily, neither prof. has been...2020-04-1634 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?42. A Stoic Gaze into the PandemicRichard and Adam are joined by NOBODY in this special episode of WLG2DWI. Speaking over ZOOm video conferencing, the duo discuss the prospect of dealing with barriers to law school outside of their control. They discuss how students can overcome these challenges. Richard and Adam talk about their own isolation. Professor Haigh thinks that students may have more time but he is completely insensitive to those who are struggling with the crisis. Adam says stay social and work out for God's sake. Required Readings: The Obstacle is the Way - Rya...2020-03-2821 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?41. How Are You? A "Real" International StudentRichard and Adam are joined by Baiqing Luo a second-year student at Osgoode Hall Law School and a "true International student" from China. Baiqing shares her experience tackling law school in a foreign land. Richard and Adam interrogate Baiqing on her experience writing the LSAT in Hong Kong while working full-time and on her arrival in Canada for her first day of law school. Baiqing explains that she moved to Canada for the weather! Adam admits he has never been to the 4 seasons. She admits that the Canadian question "how are you?" is perplexing before r...2020-03-2024 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?40. On Resilience & How to Kill a Mocking BirdRichard and Adam are joined by Simran Singh, a second year law student at Osgoode Hall Law School and returning guest to the show. No one knows what the readings are. Richard admits that he has watched Training Day, Adam doubts Denzel again. Simran picks a favourite movie that he has never seen. This week's topic: Perseverance. Simran discusses a couple setbacks he persevered through. He shares how he overcame falling behind in 1L. Adam changes his whole perspective on law school. Richard tries to name the podcast. The group agrees that the challenge of l...2020-03-1227 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?39. Spoiler Alert - Alternative Approaches to Law JobsRichard and Adam are joined by Jennah Khaled and Patrick McCaugherty second-year students at Osgoode Hall Law School and returning guests to the show. The group continues their discussion of Research Assistantships and moves into the common topic of creativity. Jennah disparages a number of professions. Richard gets defensive about a reflective journal assignment. When should one try to be creative in law school? When should one refrain? Adam claims that beggars cannot be choosers when it comes to law jobs. Jennah discusses a love for fiction that doesn't mesh with law school at times. S...2020-02-1628 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?38. Sequels Suck, so Does End-of-TermRichard and Adam are joined by Michael McNeely, a 3L student at Osgoode Hall Law School and returning guest to the show. Unfortunately, sequels never do that well. The group spoils Erin Brockovich. Michael brings up the difficulties law students face in staying faithful to their reasons for coming to law school. Adam remains faithful to finding the job in which he will be least liked. Michael talks about his own case in the legal system. The gang discusses the worst part of the year, the end of term. Why must it be this way? Adam claims it...2020-01-2927 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?37. Research Assistant-ships & InnuendosRichard and Adam are joined by Jennah Khaled and Patrick McCaugherty second-year students at Osgoode Hall Law School. Jennah and Patrick discuss being an RA (that’s research assistant for those unaware). The newest voicemail is played on air! A law student waxes poetic about the podcast, especially Adam. Richard thinks it’s a set-up. The Good Wife gets another nod from Jennah while Patrick gives Suits another vote, so those two are running neck-and-neck in our most popular law show category. Suits vs. Good Wife is now an official poll. Adam doesn’t get that a...2020-01-1922 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?36. A Denzel Guy - Advice for 2LsRichard and Adam are joined by Simran Singh, a second year law student at Osgoode Hall Law School. Simran is a little under the weather, but shares his insights on the 2L workload. Adam shows some animosity towards Denzel Washington. The group discusses how the skills and efficiency from 1L are brought into 2L. Simran shares the "gold medalist" strategy for success, and how he deviated from it. Is an interest in reading crucial to law school? Adam describes his naïve undergrad reading habits and challenges students to get mad about cases they learn ab...2020-01-1127 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?35. Professing Across Canada - Boyz 2 Mens ReaRichard and Adam are joined by Howie Kislowicz, Associate Professor at the University of Calgary to talk about law school culture and the view from the lectern. Adam does his readings... Kind of. Howie asks, "What's your law and order dream team?". Howie contrasts his earlier experiences teaching at the University of New Brunswick. The group discusses sense of community, class sizes, participation, diversity in admissions and more! Howie and Richard discuss the challenge of choosing what your students call you. First name? Or Professor X? Howie shares the Kislowicz Unintentional Singing Promise (KUSP), where he made...2020-01-0332 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?34. The Hunt for Bees - Upper Year CoursesRichard and Adam are joined by Oliver Backman, a 2L student at Osgoode Hall Law School. Adam performs his worst intro ever. Oliver talks about his role in the play "Inherit the wind" prior to law school. The group discusses the distinctions between upper year classes and first year classes. Oliver shares his observations as a new 2L, surrounded by more specialized or experienced students in certain subject areas. Richard and Adam stretch the comparison to medical school as far as they can. Do students go to law school on a whim? The gang discusses t...2019-12-2726 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?33. The Cookies are Healthy, the Students are NotRichard and Adam are joined by Mary Barbieri, a faculty assistant at Osgoode Hall Law School. Mary quickly jumps to the chase and asks if Meno-rage could be a defence for a crime. She explains how she brings her customer service background to her role at Osgoode. Richard and Adam ask whether students take administrative staff for granted. Mary explains the power of free cookies, a person to talk to, and meal prep. Mary breaks the record for number of law related shows recommended, and she only scratches the surface of her list! ...2019-11-1519 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?32. Estranged Attendees - Curriculum & Participation GradesRichard and Adam are joined by Thaddeus Hwong, a professor in the Liberal Arts and Professional Studies faculty at York University. Thaddeus researches and teaching in the area of tax law and policy. Richard and Adam are confronted with the question of what would be written on their tombstones, which they only answer at the end of the episode. Thaddeus talks about a non-legal movie until it becomes a legal movie. The group tackle the veracity of attendance policies which Thaddeus analogizes to a bad marriage. Is skipping class like "leaving the jean store without the jeans"? The group...2019-10-1825 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?31. My Sitter Didn't Do His Readings - Parents in Law SchoolRichard and Adam are joined by Jennifer Steenbeek, a 3L student at Osgoode Hall Law School to address WLG2DWI's first listener voicemail from (now 1L) Serena! Richard and Adam venture far outside their expertise as they talk about being a parent in law school. Jenn shares her experience with her 3 year old daughter, revealing both the benefits and challenges of this responsibility. Adam wonders if parents are friends with other parents. Richard thinks they should they have a new club. Jenn isn't sure who would have the time to run it. The group tries to come...2019-10-1125 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?30. The "Yes" Woman - Doing it All in 1LRichard and Adam are joined by Barbara Brown, a 2L student at Osgoode Hall Law School to reflect on her recent experiences conquering her first year of law school! Barbara discloses that her 1L experience was both better and worse than she thought. The group talk about the importance of time management and the countervailing urge to say "yes" to more and more commitments at law school. The group talk about the importance of mentorship in law school. Adam gets on his high horse and gives advice to both mentors and mentees. Richard reminds us a...2019-10-0427 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?29. Interviewing Over Scotch - The Formal Recruit (Part 2)Richard and Adam are joined by Paul Guglielmo, returning guest and 3L student at Osgoode Hall Law School. The group tackles the voluminous topic that is the formal recruit in two episodes. Adam and Paul share their varied perspectives and experiences with interviewing. The group discusses the importance of an interesting "interest section" on a legal resume. Richard talks about his most recent interview. Embrace the power of reading the room and finding the fit in the legal world. Required Readings: Articling Horror Stories - Simon Lewson - Precedent JD https://pr...2019-09-2721 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?28. Call Day Jitters - The Formal Recruit (Part 1)Richard and Adam are joined by Paul Guglielmo, returning guest and 3L student at Osgoode Hall Law School. The group tackles the voluminous topic that is the formal recruit in two episodes. From 1L jobs, through the "On Campus Interviews", the various "call days", to the Articling recruit and beyond! Adam and Paul share their tips and perspective having just gone through the formal process. Richard asks about the impact of course selection on future interviews. Adam is revealed to not be as "chill" as he puts on. Required Readings: Eaves, Png a...2019-09-2020 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?27. Season 2 In ReviewRichard and Adam are guest-less this episode as they reflect back on the second "season" of the podcast. They dispel podcast "myths" that have gotten out of hand. They talk highlights and goals for the coming year. Adam realizes he is now a 3L student. The pair ponder what will happen once Adam graduates. Adam explains why he doesn't do his readings. Questions?: Call 681-443-7763 and leave a voicemail. Tell us what we need to do this season! Music Attribution: "Tina Turner - What's...2019-09-1416 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?26. The 1L Rumour MillRichard and Adam are joined by Corey Fletcher, a (former) first-year student at Osgoode Hall Law School and returning guest to the show. The group talk about extra-curriculars at Osgoode, cheating on exams in the media, and the Osgoode Ski Trip. Corey offers insight into the most psychologically challenging moments in 1L, such as midterms, exam week and grades release. Adam releases his first podcast swears (recorded before he became a potty-mouth). The gang answers such questions as: Should I talk about my exams after they are over? What do my first set o...2019-09-0628 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?25. The Cut of Your Jib - Finding Yourself In Law SchoolRichard and Adam are joined by Lisa Del Col, an Osgoode Hall Law School alumna who works in justice education. The group talks about having classes outdoors, surviving the great white north, and alternatives to typical legal practice. Lisa shares her story of finding herself at law school as a first generation, Indigenous law student. She talks about building the courage to speak in class. Richard and Lisa talk about social events with law professors and "Drinks with Haigh". Adam unknowingly perceptive, elaborates on a nautical metaphor. Required Readings: NONE! Read you...2019-08-3128 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?24. A Whole New World - Law School Far From HomeRichard and Adam are joined by Matti Thurlin, a second year student at Osgoode Hall Law School, pursuing a JD with an MA in Philosophy. The gang discusses the phenomenon of being geographically displaced to attend law school. Matti hails from Edmonton, AB. Richard was from Calgary, AB before attending law school. Adam comes from a small Northern Ontario town. Each tells their story and offers advice for adapting to a new place and to the world of law. The group tackles the issue of loneliness during 1L. It might be more common than you t...2019-08-2236 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?23. Grad School - Head in the CloudsRichard and Adam are joined by Summaiya Zaidi, a graduate student at Osgoode Hall Law School. Summaiya also completed her law degree (LLB) at LUMS, in Lahore, Pakistan, her Masters of Law degree (LLM) at the SOAS in London, UK, and has taught law for about 8 years. Summaiya and Richard dive into their personal experiences with graduate school. Summaiya talks about her research into why lawyers in Pakistan chose law through the years. Richard jumps to conclusions. Should someone practice first before going to grad school? Why do a doctorate in Canada? Required Readings: ...2019-08-1627 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?22. Let's Chat About the LSAT - Part 2Richard and Adam are joined by Laura Simon a second-year student at Osgoode Hall Law School, for the second part of our two part episode on the LSAT! The group chats about Orange is the New Black before diving into the logical reasoning section of the LSAT. Richard raises the issue of time-constraints on the LSAT, a challenge that continues into law school. Laura discusses the strategy of skipping questions. Adam complains about the experimental section, and Laura tells how she figured out the fake section of her test. Adam continues to complain about the w...2019-07-1227 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?21. Let's Chat About the LSAT - Part 1Richard and Adam are joined by Laura Simon a second-year student at Osgoode Hall Law School, for part one of our first two-part episode! Our topic: the notorious LSAT. Laura talks about her experience teaching an LSAT prep course. Adam goes through a typical LSAT day. Richard talks about his own LSAT experience and how he should have brought food. The group deals with the two most notorious sections of the LSAT, the reading comprehension and logic games sections. Required Readings: Law School Admissions Test Blog - https://lsatblog.blogspot.com/p/welcome.ht...2019-06-2626 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?20. Regina v 1LsRichard and Adam are joined by Corey Fletcher, a first-year student as Osgoode Hall Law School. The group talk about a Criminal Law fact pattern question and Criminal Minds. They tackle such important questions as: Is it ever okay to eat another person? Does "imposter syndrome" ever end? Is Vis-à-vis a valid payment method for online purchases? And, should you wear a suit on your first day of law school? Required Readings: 101 Things I Learned in Law School - Matthew Frederic...2019-06-0726 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?19. It's the Vibe of the Thing - Creativity in Law RevisitedRichard and Adam are joined by Charlotte Davis, a self-employed marketing and communications specialist for professional service firms. She also happens to be Richard's partner. The trio talk about creativity in law and alternative approaches to using the transferable skills developed in law school. Richard plays a clip about the "Vibe" of the Australian Constitution and speaks to his time in Australia with Charlotte. Charlotte talks about her love for the arts and its impact on her non-traditional legal career. Adam thinks podcasts are the new blog and tries to dive into the nitty gritty of meeting...2019-05-2125 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?18. UofT and Osgoode - A Lannister Meets the Starks Richard and Adam are joined by Sara Tatelman, a second-year law student at the University of Toronto Law School and former free-lance writer. Much banter ensues this week as the three discuss narrative in advocacy, inappropriate courtroom/law school attire, and intense pension packages. Sara compares law school to high-school. Richard and Sara talk about how handwriting notes in class instead of using laptops can make a difference for focus. Also, the internet is all-dressed chips. Required Readings: The Bible? The Organized Mind: Thinking Straight in the A...2019-05-0628 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?17. Do Something That Scares YouRichard and Adam are joined by Sean Robichaud, a practicing criminal lawyer and the host of the popular legal podcast "Of Counsel". Adam, Richard and Sean opine on experiential learning in law school. Richard reveals the time he went head to head with another Dalhousie student in his Criminal Intensive Program. Sean shares his experiences with a legal aid program at Queen's Law School. Sean answers his own classic question, offering insight into what his "primetime" commercial about law would be. Required Listening: "Of Counsel" Podcast - http...2019-03-0527 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?16. From the Grave - Myths Revisited ... AgainRichard and Adam are joined by Ayah Sharari, returning guest and 2L student at Osgoode. They head back to their roots and discuss more law school "myths", such as: "Students who have relatives who are lawyers have an advantage" "Students who ask the most questions and speak the most in class do the best" "There are certain courses I must take to pass the Bar Admission course" Adam tells about the unfortunate time he whistled to get a professor's attention. Ayah and Richard share...2019-02-2522 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?15. Keep Your Eye on the IslandRichard and Adam are joined by Shakaira John, a recent Osgoode Hall Law School graduate. She’s currently a 2nd year associate at Aird & Berlis Law Firm. Richard and Adam take the podcast on the road, recording from a boardroom overlooking Toronto Island. Shak outlines her long-game plans to become an islander, while Adam finds out that Toronto has an island. Richard confesses that he is guilty of bringing his own work home with him. The group discusses how to distance themselves from the stressors of a life in law. Required Read...2019-02-1821 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?14. You've Changed! - Law School Then and NowRichard and Adam are joined by Professor David Lepofsky, a visiting professor at Osgoode Hall Law School as they discuss the differences between law school in the 70's/80's and today. David talks about his unique experience as a blind law student in the low-tech law schools of the past. Richard discusses how laptops have changed the law school class dynamic. Adam promises that he really does read for class. Finally, David lets us know that there has never been a better time for law students to do amazing things in their time at law sc...2019-02-1225 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?13. Mock Trial - It's Purely EducationalRichard and Adam are joined by Osgoode student and Mock Trial King Pin Elisa Nicole as they discuss all things Mock Trial. Is it a coincidence that there are so many artistic people in law school? Probably, but Elisa gets everyone hyped about the upcoming show on February 13th and 14th, 2019. Contact Elisa Nicole to pick up your tickets, but do it quickly because they may have sold out. Adam promises to attend… but does he even have a ticket yet? Required Readings: Creativity in Law School Monogra...2019-02-0327 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?12. Revisiting OCIs - Nowhere Near Campus InterviewsRichard and Adam are joined by Kevin Dowse as they kick off season two by returning to the topic of OCIs. Adam is astonished to find out that he must venture off campus for his "On Campus Interview". Kevin calms everyone down. Richard discusses Law Firm Blaney McMurtry's comments on their move away from the OCI process. Required Readings: https://precedentjd.com/news/cover-story-the-ocis-are-broken/ https://www.blaney.com Questions?: Call 681-443-7763 and leave a voicemail. OCI employers consistently ask if...2019-01-2930 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?11. Season Wrap Up - We Decide When the Season is OverRichard and Adam are guest-less this episode as they reflect back on the first "season" of the podcast. They talk highlights and goals for the coming year. Thinking about going to law school? We want to hear your questions and feedback for the show. Call 681-443-7763 and leave a voicemail. Season two will be full of voicemails, you don't want to miss out. 2019-01-2009 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?10. PSA - Professors Can See YouRichard and Adam are joined by their first non-student guest, Professor Faisal Bhabha to talk about law school from the teacher's perspective. Adam gets nervous as he is outnumbered by professors. Faisal and Richard reveal that professors can, in fact, see students from their lofty position at the front of the room. Faisal shares the secret to catching some Zzz's in class. The lost art of the "Socratic method" is discussed as a valuable teaching tool when done right. Required Readings: A Student's Guide To Legal Analysis: Thinking Like...2019-01-1926 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?9. 3Laxin' with the PresidentRichard and Adam are joined by 3L student and President of the Law Students Society of Ontario Heather Donkers. This episode dives into what its like to be a third year law student. Heather explains that despite the archetypical 3L chill, this has been her busiest year yet. Professor Haigh talks about a busy intensive program that stopped him from attending class. Adam gets fired up about lecture recordings. Required Readings: Law School Confidential: A Complete Guide to the Law School Experience: By Students, for Students by Robert Miller 2019-01-1326 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?8. OCIs - Like Dating But HarderRichard and Adam are joined by returning guest Nora Parker, a second year Osgoode Student as they the OCI process. It's harder than finding a hot date apparently. Realizing half-way through the episode that they all steered clear of the OCI process, the "On Campus Interview" process is discussed and critiqued. Adam explains why he doesn't like dinners as part of the hiring process. Richard turns Adam and Nora against each other as they battle for a fictitious job in a simulated OCI. Required Readings: Kirsten McMahon, "OCI S...2019-01-0522 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?7. 2L - They Work You to DeathRichard and Adam are joined by Ayah Sharari to talk about the 2nd worst (best?) part of law school: 2L. Second year is the year in which "they work you to death" according to Robert Miller's Law School Confidential. The trio discusses their unique 2L experiences. Ayah and Adam talk about the first time they cried at law school. Professor Richard Haigh talks about the difference between teaching first and second year students. This episode is a must listen for the 1L's out there wondering if they'll ever fit in at law school. R...2018-11-1724 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?6. Coffee CravingsRichard and Adam are joined by returning guests Lillianne Cadieux-Shaw and Paul Guglielmo to wrap up our discussion of law school myths from the first chapter of Hutch's "Law School Book". Lil helps us tackle the myth that law school grades are notoriously low. Paul then gives his take on the myth that pre-law courses give students an advantage. Lil tells a heartbreaking story about coffee. Paul agrees and disagrees with Professor Hutchinson at the same time. Adam agrees with him, and finally grasps what a myth is. Required Read...2018-11-0725 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?5. Do Your Best, Forget The Rest!Richard and Adam are joined by Nora Parker, a second year Osgoode Student as they discuss "law school reductionism/exceptionalism". Is law school special? Are law students the "select few"? We discuss Scott Turow's idea of "Meeting My Enemy" in the early days of first year. We talk about talking in class, tribalism, and alternatives to the current law school approach to grades. Nora tells us about her friend who has achieved law school nirvana and hasn't checked his grades at all. Required Readings: One L: The Turb...2018-10-2024 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?4. The Supreme Court of FilmRichard and Adam are joined by Michael McNeely, a second year Osgoode Student and deaf-blind advocate as they discuss free time at law school. What is it? Does it even exist? Michael and Richard talk about film and the TIFF. We discuss our attempts at marrying free-time with the workload of law school. We find out what happened in 12 Angry Men, and the Supreme Court of Film renders its first judgement. Required Readings: Watch "12 Angry Men", 1957 Film. See Michael McNeely's activism regarding accessi...2018-10-1323 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?3. K to JDRichard and Adam are joined by Paul Guglielmo, a second year Osgoode Student as they discuss first impressions in law school. Faculty Assistant Zoë Alexandra also joins the show briefly to share some parting words. We discuss the intimidation felt by first year law students who find themselves surrounded by accomplished individuals and young "K to JD" students. Richard shares a story about a student in his cohort who made a terrible first impression. Required Readings: None. Time to catch up on last week's readings! 2018-10-0519 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?2. Upscale Space Lawyer #2Richard and Adam are joined again by Lillianne Cadieux-Shaw, a former Osgoode Student as they take on two more law school "myths". This week it's the idea that "I want to become a Criminal Lawyer/Litigator" and that "law school is all theory and no practice". We end up talking about what led us all to be interested in Criminal law at one point or another. Lil shares her story of when she was an extra on the popular TV show "Suits" and how she once dreamt of becoming a space lawyer. ...2018-09-2820 min

What‘s Law Got To Do With It?1. What's a Myth?Richard and Adam are joined by a graduate of Osgoode Hall Law School, Lillianne Cadieux-Shaw as they tackle such law school "myths" as: "Law school is difficult" "Law school grades are notoriously low" "Law professors are a bunch of prima donnas" "A law degree is a meal ticket for life" Adam tries to figure out what exactly a myth is. Lil tells a hilarious story about her first day in torts class. Required Readings: The Law School Book: Succee...2018-09-2027 min

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