I Object! with Joe Gorman

Joe Gorman, candidate for Department 1 of Nevada’s Second Judicial District Court, joins the boys for a wide-ranging conversation about courts, community, public service, and what it actually means to be a judge. Joe talks about his unusual path from teaching and private practice to serving as Chief Judge for the Fallon Paiute-Shoshone Tribal Court and, since 2019, as Washoe County’s Probate Commissioner. He explains what probate court actually does, his experience with a Healing to Wellness Court, why Nevada has become a destination for major trusts, what District Court judges do, and what voters should actually look for when choosing a judicial candidate. Eventually they get to the important stuff: why court isn't really like Law & Order, people incorrectly yelling “I object!”, handwritten wills, bad science fiction, KWNK, Miles Davis deep cuts, My Cousin Vinny, and why sometimes the worst records from great artists are the most interesting ones. Plus: What does Joe consider a successful six-year term? Why does he believe electing judges gives voters a “superpower”? Learn more about Joe Gorman and his campaign: Vote Joe Gorman UP IN THE MIX New episodes weekly. 🎧 Listen to Up in the Mix Radio Fridays, 9–11 PM on 97.7 FM KWNK Community Radio in Reno. 📲 Follow Up in the Mix Instagram • TikTok • Facebook @upinthemix.live 🎙️ Hosted by: Shaughn Richardson & Cesar 📍 Reno, Nevada Like what you're hearing? Follow the show, rate the podcast, and share the episode with somebody who'd dig it. It helps more people find the show. Stay informed. Stay involved. Start local. Support local.