Bad and Barred Podcast
Bad and Barred Podcast
Podcast Description
Welcome to Bad and Barred, where law meets laughter and real talk! Hosted by Avi B., a millennial Black woman attorney from the South. This isn't your average, stuffy legal podcast—it's your new go-to for breaking down cases and legal concepts in a way that actually makes sense.From wild courtroom dramas to headline-grabbing legal battles, we’re spilling all the tea while mixing in a little girl talk and a lot of personality. Whether you're here to learn, laugh, or just vibe with your favorite legal bestie, we’ve got you covered. Grab your coffee, wine, or whatever's in your cup, and let’s get into it!
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Content Themes
The show covers a wide range of topics related to law and its intersections with culture and identity, including episodes on burnout among Black women lawyers, legal implications of current events like Trump’s executive orders, intellectual property protection, assisted suicide debates, historical perspectives on slavery, and contemporary societal issues such as authoritarianism. Specific examples include discussions on trademark law as it relates to civil rights and the implications of DEI policies.
Welcome to Bad and Barred, where law meets laughter and real talk! Hosted by Avi B., a millennial Black woman attorney from the South. This isn’t your average, stuffy legal podcast—it’s your new go-to for breaking down cases and legal concepts in a way that actually makes sense.
From wild courtroom dramas to headline-grabbing legal battles, we’re spilling all the tea while mixing in a little girl talk and a lot of personality. Whether you’re here to learn, laugh, or just vibe with your favorite legal bestie, we’ve got you covered. Grab your coffee, wine, or whatever’s in your cup, and let’s get into it!
Let’s explore the story of Rodney Hinton, the Ohio man who ran over an Ohio Sheriff after his son was killed by law enforcement, and examine how “heat of passion” crimes are treated under the law. We break down what qualifies as a heat of passion defense, how it impacts charges and sentencing, and why these cases reveal so much about human emotion and the justice system.
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