Podcast

  • 096 US v. Ellis

    In my previous work, I used to visit a lot of family courts for restraining order calendars. During a memorable court appearance, the woman seeking a restraining order asked the judge if she could use her phone to play videos the other party posted on his public Instagram. The judge allowed it and eventually hit…

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  • 095 US v. Bozicevich

    Something specific I like about my current job is that the annual performance review is entirely predictable. We get pretty continuous feedback, so we know where we stand and what that annual review will actually look like. In previous jobs, an annual review was so nerve wracking and I dreaded it every year. Perhaps you…

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  • 094 US v. Bass

    I know you’ve all heard that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. For me, that might look like having five separate knitting projects going at any given time, expecting that they’ll get finished in a timely manner. Spoiler: they do not, have not, and…

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