S11E4: Ponzi Schemes, Pollution, and the Death Penalty: Doug Young on Advocating for the Unpopular
In this episode, ACTL Past President Doug Young reflects on how his family, mentors, and love of storytelling helped shape a distinguished career in trial and appellate law. He recounts powerful cases...
24 Apr 202553min
S11E3: Breaking Barriers and Pursuing Justice with Sheila Block
Celebrated Canadian litigator Sheila Block joins host Sandra Barton. Sheila reflects on a trailblazing, 50-year career defined by complex commercial litigation, and impactful pro bono work. Sandra’s...
17 Apr 202555min
S11E2: Politics, Law, and the White House: Inside Washington with Neil Eggleston
Neil Eggleston joins host Dave Thomas to discuss his journey from growing up in Indiana to clerking for Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren Burger and eventually serving as White House Counsel during t...
3 Apr 202553min
S11E1: Public Service and High-Stakes Cases: A Conversation with E. Martin Estrada
Former U.S. Attorney E. Martin Estrada joins host Vince Citro to discuss his journey from being the first in his family to attend law school to his career as a federal prosecutor and private attorney....
27 Mars 202548min
In Baseball or the Courtroom, the Facts are the Facts, but Preparation is Key: President’s Day Episode with Bill Murphy
In this special President’s Day episode, host Amy Gunn interviews Immediate Past President of the College Bill Murphy, whose career embodies principled advocacy. Bill recounts his first trial victory ...
17 Feb 20251h 1min
S10E6: The Holloway Project: Judge John Gleeson on Fair Sentencing and Second Chances
As a young prosecutor, John Gleeson was part of a two-lawyer team that prosecuted mob boss John Gotti. That seven-month trial resulted in 1987 in an acquittal, and one of the jurors was later convicte...
21 Nov 202450min
S10E5: The Art of Supreme Court Advocacy with Carter Phillips
Carter Phillips, one of the most prolific U.S. Supreme Court advocates of our time, joins host Terri Mascherin to share insights into arguing before the nation’s highest court. With 90 cases argued, P...
14 Nov 20241h 3min
S10E4: Fear and Injustice: Legal Reflections on Japanese American Internment with Chuck Rosenberg
Join host Amy Gunn as she interviews Former U.S. Attorney and Acting Administrator of the DEA Chuck Rosenberg. As they delve into his study of Japanese American internment during WWII, Rosenberg discu...
7 Nov 202445min
