S3: EP 11 - Lawyers, Lawsuits & Loose Ends: The Season 3Finale You Didn’t See Coming

04/22/25 • 35 min

Steve and Celena close out Season 3 of Attorneys Are Human Too with their signature blend of unfiltered honesty, legal insight, and straight-up chaos. From Trump’s revenge-fueled executive orders targeting Big Law to firms coughing up $100M+ in forced pro bono deals, this episode breaks down how politics and power are reshaping the legal world—and why some lawyers are calling it quits.

With a mix of personal pet peeves, therapy-worthy rants, and conspiracy theories that would make TMZ blush, the Season 3 finale feels more like a legal variety show than a podcast. But that’s what makes it real. With 100K downloads and counting, the duo promises Season 4 will kick off with a major political guest—and if you thought this episode was wild, just wait.

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S3: EP 10 - Inside The Badge: Sheriff Ric Bradshaw On Justice, Leadership & Legacy

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In this special re-release of Attorneys Are Human Too, we bring back a fan-favorite episode featuring Palm Beach County Sheriff Ric Bradshaw. Originally aired as Episode 23, "Law and Order," this conversation dives into Sheriff Bradshaw’s 50-year journey in law enforcement, his military roots, and the values that continue to shape his approach to leadership, community service, and public safety. From his early days in the Marine Corps to transforming Palm Beach County’s Sheriff's Office into a national model, Sheriff Bradshaw shares compelling insights into policing, mental health reform, and homeland security.

This episode is not just a lesson in law enforcement but also a deeply human conversation. Sheriff Bradshaw opens up about his love of basketball, music, and even his favorite ice cream flavor. Whether you're tuning in for the first time or revisiting this powerful discussion, it's a timely reminder of the importance of service-driven leadership and building trust in our communities.