ABA Law Student Podcast

Judge Wilhelmina Wright is the first African American woman to serve on the Minnesota Supreme Court. Host Caitlin Peterson talks to Judge Wilhelmina Wright, who shares advice with young, aspiring judges about building confidence, taking responsibility, and overcoming barriers in their careers. She also shares what it was like growing up with the lingering effects of segregation and the support she found in her community.

The documentary RBG explores the quiet rise of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg into a pop culture icon and, more importantly, a powerful voice in the nation’s highest court. Hosts Caitlin Peterson and John Weber talk about the movie with the people who made it, Betsy West and Julie Cohen. They discuss what makes the film unique, from music choice to why they chose the subject, as well as what makes Justice Ginsburg worthy of her own documentary.

It can be hard to maintain mental wellness as a law student because of established stigmas and a lack of available resources. But, because wellness helps with success, students are taking action to change how law schools approach this subject. We discuss how students are collaborating with their schools to bring attention to mental health issues and how other schools, divisions, and firms can help get the word out.

Serving the Underserved: BYU’s Immigration Clinic

The Life of a Law Professor

Introducing the New ABA Law Student Podcast Host, John Weber

New ABA Law Student Division Chair Takes on Immigration

Broken Promises and Public Service Loan Forgiveness - Rebroadcast

The Gamble of Public Service Loan Forgiveness

O. J. Simpson and Reasonable Doubt with F. Lee Bailey

Defending Steven Avery, with Making A Murderer’s Dean Strang

Discussing the O.J. Simpson Case with Defense Attorney Carl Douglas

The Library of Congress: A Free Legal Research Resource

Broken Promises and Public Service Loan Forgiveness

The Importance of Legal Tech and Continued Education