Lady Justice Talks

By: Women in Law Association YU
  • Summary

  • Welcome to Lady Justice Talks, the podcast dedicated to inspiring and empowering women in the legal field. Hosted by the Women in Law Association, each episode features candid conversations with trailblazing women lawyers, judges, and legal experts who share their journeys, challenges, and triumphs. Whether you're a seasoned attorney or just starting out, our show offers valuable insights, practical advice, and a supportive community to help you thrive in your legal career. Tune in for empowering stories, expert tips, and a celebration of the remarkable women shaping the future of law.
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Episodes
  • United by Justice, Divided by Rules: Exploring Controversial Laws
    Jan 31 2025

    On this spicy episode of Lady Justice Talks, we tiptoe the fine line of freedom of speech and “trying not to get cancelled” as we dive headfirst into controversial laws that stir up some strong opinions. From gender roles at work and education to family dynamics, pregnancy, abortion, maternity leave, and even religious views, nothing is off the table.

    Join us with our two guests, Mehakpreet Singh, an Events Coordinator and now moonlighting as the Events Liaison for the Academic Department at the Women in Law Association, and Sanzala Achakzai, who is also an Events Coordinator at the association. Together, we break down how these laws impact real lives and showcase how the thing that brings us together (i.e. Law) could also be something that separates us in opinions and views!


    From the Left: Sanzala Achakzai, Mehakpreet Singh and Anita Afraz

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    35 mins
  • Redemption in Every Kernel: Emily O’Brien’s Journey with Comeback Snacks
    Jan 15 2025

    In this episode of Lady Justice Talks, we kick off the new year with an extraordinary story of resilience, redemption, and reinvention. We had the pleasure of interviewing Emily O’Brien, the founder and CEO of Comeback Snacks, a gourmet popcorn brand with a mission to challenge the stigma of incarceration and provide second chances. Emily turned her time in prison into the spark for an incredible entrepreneurial journey, using her experiences to inspire change by hiring and empowering others with similar pasts.

    As the perfect guest for our first episode of the year, Emily truly symbolizes new beginnings. She shares how she overcame the challenges of rebuilding her life, shattered stereotypes, and built a business that stands for hope and opportunity.

    Join us as we dive into Emily’s mindset, her perseverance through adversity, and her vision for the future of Comeback Snacks. The Lady Justice Talks team wishes you a prosperous new year—one where you’re reminded that no mistake defines your future!

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    31 mins
  • Legal Ties: About Family Upbringing and Law
    Dec 30 2024

    During holiday seasons, many of you might be spending time with your families—the people who have shaped our values, beliefs, and the paths we take. In this holiday’s special Lady Justice Talks episode, we dive into the powerful connection between family upbringing and a career in law. Joined by Maleeha Aslam, former VP of Events and current Co-President of the Women in Law Association, and Gisselle Yammine, Director of Administration, we explore how family beliefs influence career paths, shape perspectives on justice, and even impact the types of cases one might take—or avoid.

    • Tune in for an inspiring discussion on how family shapes the lawyers we become and the decisions we make, both in life and in the courtroom!

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    52 mins

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