Episode – October 2016 – Abortion, MMIW, Land Defenders
Episode – September 2016 – About LegalEase!
Episode – August 2016 – Building a Better World
Episode April 2016 – “This drought that will kill us”
Episode January 2016 – No Justice, No Peace
Episode December 2015 – Rising
Episode November 2015 – Under Siege
Episode December 2014 – Making Lives Matter
Episode 41 – Institutions of Oppression
Episode 40 – Race, Gender, and Social Context
Episode 39 – Living Resistance
Episode 38 – The Status of Status
Episode 35 – Rethinking Legal Structures
Episode 34 – Methods of Suppression
Episode 33: Legal Decisions and Social Change
Episode 32: Police, Protest and Peaceful Assembly
Episode 31: The New Frontier: Le Plan Nord
Episode 30: Addressing the Medium – Social Media, Revolution, and Critical Race Theory
Episode 29: Le Pouvoir – La Lutte des femmes et le projet de loi C-10.
Episode 28: Crackdown – Student rebellion at McGill
Episode 27: Remembering and Responsibility
Episode 26: Crimes – Looking closely at the Tory Crime Agenda
Episode 25: On Strike! – MUNACA Strike and Labour Rights
Episode 24: Racial Discrimination and Profiling – Quebec-focused feature conversation with Fo Niemi
Episode 23: Litigation for Social Change
Episode 22: Poursuites-Baillons / Strategic Litigation Against Public Participation (SLAPPs)
Episode 21: The Future of Immigration Refugee Law in Canada
Episode 20: Downtown Eastside, Vancouver
Episode 18: Trials and Tribunals
Episode 17: Gender/Sexuality and The Law
Episdoe 15: Assisted Suicide and the Law
Episode 14: Une vie solidaire – Natacha Binsse-Masse et le G20 : Hommage to activist-lawyer Natacha Binsse-Masse and an interview discussing the protests at Toronto’s G20 (June 2010).
Episode 13: Case Study: The Oka Crisis at 20 Years : Focus on the Oka Crisis of 1990: clashes between one Mohawk community and the Canadian State.
Episode 12: First Nations and the Law : McGill’s Aboriginal Field Study course in Kahnawake, The Native Women’s Shelter of Montreal, and the Algonquin Barriere Lake community.
Episode 11: Mental Health and the Law : L’Autre Montreal tour and Professor and clinical ethicist Ron Sklar.
Episode 10: Silent Labourers : 90 years of the ILO and international protections for domestic workers, Mayer on Quebec v. Francophones in the ROC, and Bookman’s legal historical biography of little-known Ontario Superior Court judge.
Episode 9: Creatures of Statute : Mayer on Francophone Schools, Kim Brooks on the budget ritual, and 100 years of the Royal Canadian Navy in historical perspective.
Episode 8: The Legitimatrix : Evidence and Technology, Francophone identity outside Québec, SCC Omar Khadr Decision, and Legal Frontiers Blog
Episode 7: Reproductive Rights : Roundtable on Reproductive Rights
Episode 6: Mining for Law : Bill C-300 on Mining and the Equitable Licensing of Essential Medicines
Episode 5: Community and Rights : Radio, Gender Sensitivity and The Indian Act
Episode 4: Women’s Voices and Freedoms : Freedom of Speech and Abortion at McGill
Episode 3: Taxes, Houses, and the Sub-prime Mortgage Crisis : A Documentary
Episode 2: Judges and Improv : How do judges reason?
Episode 1: Wrath: Grapes of Wrath and Protests in Iran