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Trial Tested: A Podcast by the American College of Trial Lawyers presents enlightening discussions about life and law through interviews with prominent trial lawyers and significant figures in the world of trial law. From lead counsel in historic cases to justices of the court, you will hear from the people who have made an impact in the courtroom – and in life. Hosted by Fellows of the College, T... more

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Trial lawyers live in a constant state of problem-solving, competition, and high stakes – exactly the kind of environment that can quietly push the brain into chronic fight-or-flight. In this episode, host Amy Gunn sits down with University of Denver... more

Host Vince Citro welcomes San Francisco attorney Jim Brosnahan to discuss a career shaped by formative childhood illness, early reading struggles, and an outsider’s sense of empathy. He describes his path from Boston College athlete to Harvard Law Sc... more

Judge William Alsup of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of California joins host Renée Rothauge to reflect on how his civil rights-era upbringing in Mississippi, his clerkship for U.S. Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas – where... more

In this episode, Dave Thomas interviews Bart Dalton, former Delaware Chief Deputy Attorney General and 67th President of the American College of Trial Lawyers. Dalton reflects on his early career as a prosecutor, emphasizing how mistakes provide valu... more

Chicago attorney Chet Kamin joins host Amy Gunn to discuss his role in the landmark Stamler v. Willis litigation, which helped bring about the end of the House Un-American Activities Committee. Arguing that Dr. Jeremiah Stamler was targeted for his p... more

Host Vince Citro welcomes Benjamin Chew, an acclaimed trial lawyer perhaps best known for representing Johnny Depp in the highly publicized defamation trial against Amber Heard. In this in-depth interview, Chew discusses his work on complex commercia... more

* Please be advised that this episode discusses sensitive topics, including sexual abuse, and is intended for a mature audience.

Bill Barton joins host Renee Rothauge for a candid and compelling conversation about the experiences that shaped his jou... more

Justice Mahmud Jamal of the Supreme Court of Canada joins host Sandra Barton to share his journey from immigrant roots to Canada’s highest court. He offers a behind-the-scenes look at the collaborative and often philosophical work of judging, from pr... more

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Dr. Debra Austin
Law professor and author specializing in lawyer well-being
University of Denver Sturm School of Law
Episode: S13E5: The Science of Lawyer Wellbeing with Dr. Debra Austin
Bart Dalton
A preeminent trial lawyer based in Delaware and the 67th president of the American College of Trial Lawyers.
American College of Trial Lawyers
Episode: S13E2: Protecting Children, Driving Reform and Providing Justice: An Interview with Bart Dalton
Benjamin Chew
A partner at Shepherd Mullen, recognized for his litigation expertise in high-profile cases.
Shepherd Mullen
Episode: S12E6: Benjamin Chew on High-Profile Trials, Media Scrutiny, and Building Trial Experience
Oliver Wendell Holmes Jr.
Former U.S. Supreme Court Justice and influential legal thinker
Episode: S12E5: Bill Barton – The Lawyer Who Took on the Boy Scouts and Brought Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes to Life
Mona Duckett
Senior partner in the Edmonton-based criminal law firm of Dawson, Duckett, Garcia, and Johnson
Dawson, Duckett, Garcia, and Johnson
Episode: S12E2: Representing the Vulnerable: Criminal Defense with Mona Duckett
Peter Canellos
Managing editor of Politico and former executive editor
Politico
Episode: S12E1: Words That Matter: A Conversation on Dissent and Journalism with Politico’s Peter Canellos
Sheila Block
Celebrated Canadian litigator, member of the Order of Canada, and fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers
Torys LLP
Episode: S11E3: Breaking Barriers and Pursuing Justice with Sheila Block
E. Martin Estrada
Former United States Attorney for the Central District of California
Munger Tolles & Olson
Episode: S11E1: Public Service and High-Stakes Cases: A Conversation with E. Martin Estrada
Carter Phillips
Esteemed attorney with extensive experience in Supreme Court advocacy.
Episode: S10E5: The Art of Supreme Court Advocacy with Carter Phillips

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S13E5: The Science of Lawyer Wellbeing with Dr. Debra Austin
Q: What advice would you give to folks about when it's time to seek professional help?
It's important to normalize seeking therapy as a tool for processing difficult emotions and situations; it can be beneficial for anyone, including law students and professionals dealing with stress.
S13E5: The Science of Lawyer Wellbeing with Dr. Debra Austin
Q: What are some of the most important keys to keeping the hippocampus healthy and to keeping our minds and bodies healthy?
Engaging in nature therapy, practicing gratitude, and interacting with pets can lower stress hormones and improve cognitive health.
S13E5: The Science of Lawyer Wellbeing with Dr. Debra Austin
Q: What compelled you to write a book essentially about brain science?
My concern about understanding stress and its effects on cognition stemmed from observing how anger impacts IQ; this led me to study neuroscience to help law students manage their stress better.
S13E4: Inside the Iran-Contra Affair and Beyond: Six Decades of Trial Advocacy with Jim Brosnahan
Q: What do you say to the non-lawyers who can't grasp the importance of representing the most reviled clients?
It's in the Constitution; everybody has a right to a defense.
S13E4: Inside the Iran-Contra Affair and Beyond: Six Decades of Trial Advocacy with Jim Brosnahan
Q: How do you prepare to cross-examine the president of the United States?
Back then, we didn't have computers, so I prepared by stuffing my briefcase with material and notes.

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