Hunter speaks once again with Emily Galvin Almanza about a her last newest book, Andromeda Diaz and the Reasonable Doubt, is aimed at teaching kids about legal principles through a public defender’s lens. I

Hunter, Matthew Crowell and Jet McDonald discuss how Matthew was able to use public and private advocacy to secure desperately needed pay raises for the system and their plans to fight for even more improvements to the system.

This conversation with Jasper Craven is an illuminating look at how military education like JROTC, ROTC, and the Service Academies help shape American masculinity.

Hunter and Professor Mason Clark discuss a new white paper Professor Clark authored for the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers titled Parity in Practice: The Defender's Duty to Ethically Use AI.

Malia Brink joins the show to discuss the new tool the Deason Center created to help Public Defenders create their own workload standards.

On this episode, you will hear Chief Defender Keisha explain why the Defender Association of Philadelphia is looking at cutting back client services and even potentially refusing to accept new DUI and drug possession cases.

Robin "Rocky" Myers was Wrongfully Convicted of Murder. Was his Defense Lawyer in the Ku Klux Klan? w/Leah Nelson

Pink Crime: How to Fight the Criminalization of Motherhood, Pregnancy, and Queer Identity w/Valena Beety

Will Automation Make it Harder to Keep Junk Science out of Court? w/Lisa Waters

By Helping Victims and Perpetrators, Domestic Violence can Be Solved Without Relying on the Criminal Legal System w/Liz Ortenburger

Why is the NDS Union on Strike? UPDATE THEY WON!! w/Ashley Munger, Katherine Shamsie, and Samantha Rudelich

Eric Fredericksen and Doug Nelson join the show to provide an update on the Idaho State System and to highlight a case that shows why the state wide system is better for the people of Idaho.

Jennifer and Sammy join the show to share what the Hub is, what it does, and to share the power of having formerly incarcerated people work in a Public Defender Office.

Ben joins Hunter to discuss a recent law review article he authored where he conservatively estimated it would cost $28 billion to fund Public Defense nationwide.

Professor Primus details how delays in the appointment of counsel can and do create Constitutional violations that PDs can challenge.

Alena Chulick discusses Project Rehabilitate

Ann Miller, Susette Billedeaux, and Josh Cahoon join the show to the tell the history of this office and how they’ve built it into a model holistic office.

Shira Diner joins to explain how the Legislature and Judiciary responded and what comes next for the state.