HOW IS THIS LEGAL Kyle Loraine

In this episode, Tom and I discuss the Bar exam, the medical device industry, new developments with Florida's Supreme Court, and a few other random ideas. 

In this episode, Tom and I talk about some of the treaties that currently regulate space activity. We also speculate on the existence of intelligent life on other planets and the evolution of the space law field. 

In this episode, Zach and I talk about some general diet and exercise techniques we have adopted over the years that have aided in combatting stress while promoting overall wellness. Sometimes the job of a lawyer can lead to a sedentary lifestyle, but by making better decisions in terms of diet and movement, you can stave off some of those unwanted side-effects such as weight gain and fatigue.  

In this episode, I interview a longtime friend, Austin Cordell. Cordell and I talk about his past struggles that helped shape his perception of this thing we call a life. Austin and I also speculate on some issues such as money laundering, legalization of marijuana, and the government's potential role in the tech world. 

In this episode, Tom, Amy, and I discuss Universal Basic Income. We discuss some of the benefits and some possible downfalls of this proposed system. During the episode, we find out that Tom has aspirations of becoming a Space Lawyer, which actually could be a thing in the near future! Stay tuned for Space Law pt. 2, which will be coming out in the next few weeks! 
 
Thank you again to everyone out there leaving reviews and ratings. I failed to clarify this in the episode, but in order to be eligible for future giveaways, I need you guys to write out a review! I can only view reviews that have accompanying text. Ratings are helpful too, but won't yield you a potential free T-shirt! 

In this episode, Chris, Schyler, and I kick off the conversation by talking about my recent trip to Nashville that was full of hijinks. We then pivot to a discussion about their recent Moot Court Competition in California, which focused on Refugee and Asylum law. We also discuss the current state of charitable donations and explain how people giving to individuals in less fortunate countries may be doing more harm than good.