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EPISODE · May 19, 2025 · 18 MIN

Interview with a Law Professor: Shima Baughman

from American Heritage School's Patriot Podcast

In this episode, students sit down with law professor Shima Baughman to discuss her remarkable journey from Iran to the United States, her career in law and academia, and the deep personal principles that have guided her path. Professor Baughman shares insights on religious freedom, criminal justice reform, and the importance of divine identity and personal liberty. She also explores how the laws of God—like obedience and sacrifice—shape our lives, including a memorable analogy featuring Van Halen’s infamous “brown M&M” contract clause. Families won't want to miss this powerful conversation about faith, freedom, and finding purpose through the Gospel of Jesus Christ.Gather the family, press play, and be inspired by Shima to discuss the powerful lessons on freedom, agency, and the Savior’s role in our daily lives. Learn more about Shima Baughman here! Listen to Shima's BYU Speech titledGiving All Our Heart to Christ. 

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