All Episodes

Abolitionism & Advocacy In New York — Podcast #31

Bard's Acts: Pondering New York's "Grandfather of Landmarks" — Podcast #30

The 1876 Election: Samuel Jones Tilden v. Rutherford B. Hayes — Podcast #29

Chatting with the Authors of Judicial Notice: Buffalo v. Rochester: The Judge and the Anarchist at the Dawn of the 20th Century — Podcast #28

A Conversation with Andrew Berman: The “Cher” of Preservation – Podcast #27

Chatting with the Authors of Judicial Notice: Samuel Jones Tilden: Lawyer, Statesman, and Victim of Fate — Podcast #26

Empire State Plaza: Albany's Modern Monoliths — Podcast #25

The Gap In Bilingual Education, the Impact of Aspira v. BOE & How the Landmark Mendez Case Inspired It All — Podcast #24

Chatting with the Authors of Judicial Notice: Murder at Madison Square Garden — Podcast #23

Wrecking Ball Series Episode 3: About the High Line — Podcast #22

Chatting with the Authors of Judicial Notice: Recovering Justice Cardozo — Podcast #21

Wrecking Ball Series Episode 2: The Courthouse as a Character: Foley Square and Gotham’s “Justice Racket” of the 1930s — Podcast #20

Wrecking Ball Series Episode 1: Fighting for a Landmarks Law — Podcast #19

White Shoe and Rogues’ Gallery: Money, Crime, and Punishment in Old New York — Podcast #18

The Founding of the Society: Podcast #17

Remembering Hon. M. Dolores Denman: First Woman Presiding Justice of the Appellate Division, 4th Dept: Podcast #16

Magnificent Mr. McAneny: Shaping New York through a Life in the Law — Podcast #15

Teaching Legal History During a Pandemic — Podcast #14

Litchfield Law School’s Influence on New York State Bench & Bar and on a Young Nation – Podcast #13

Randall T. Eng: First Asian American Judge in New York State — Podcast #12

Pursuing Leadership Positions with Two Asian American Judges: Hon. Lillian Wan & Hon. Randall Eng — Podcast #11

Doing More with Four: Exploring the History and Reasoning Behind Appellate Panel Composition in the NY Courts — Podcast #10

Bringing Civics and Legal Education to Students and Teachers through the Society's Grants — Podcast #9

Chancellor James Kent: His Impact on Judging and the Beginnings of “American Law” — Podcast #8

The Judith S. Kaye Teaching Fellowship at Bard High School Early College — Podcast #7

The Harlem Law Program with Aisha Williams and Jehan Senai Worthy — Podcast #6

Doris Ling-Cohan: A Pioneering Asian American Judge — Podcast #5

The Evolution of Slavery, Abolition in NY, and the NY Courts: The Lemmon Slave Case — Podcast #4

Judicial Notice: New York Lawyers and Legal Landmarks — Podcast #3

John Jay: Practicing Attorney, Traveling Judge, Man of the People — Podcast #2

Missing Court Records Means Missing History — Podcast #1