In this episode you will learn: Why L.A. has it's own special brand of acting? How you can rise as an actor by cultivating your Community? Why you can start your acting career without an agent? Why finding the right agent is like finding the right romantic partner? Why communication is the key to every professional relationship?…

War Crimes - Emily Rich

Fast-Track Approvals Bill - Amelia Burton gives us an overview of the Government's Fast-Track Approvals Bill, designed to facilitate fast-tracking for consenting processes.

Mediation - Emily Rich outlines the process and potential scenarios where mediation can be useful.

Sentencing in Aotearoa - Bailey Collins outlines sentencing options open to New Zealand judges.

Ending a tenancy where there is violence - Rupert O'Brien

Consumer rights - Alex Cameron discusses legal protections you have when buying goods and services.

Modern Slavery - Oriah Ellis outlines proposals to strengthen legislation to address modern slavery practices.

Restorative Justice - Jessie Musgrove explains restorative justice, an alternative process in the criminal justice system.

In this podcast you will learn: How to approach social media when you're not a fan. How to treat social media like a business. How to protect your energy on social media and get back to what you love - acting. How to connect to YOUR story in order to connect to and build your followers. How to make social media your virtual coffee house. Instead of…

Door-to-door Salespeople - Rebecca McDrury guides us through your rights around uninvited direct sales.

Shoplifting - Rebecca McDrury outlines the law dealing with people suspected of shoplifting, and consequences those who are successfully charged.

Tips for Engaging a Lawyer - Rebecca McDrury offers some helpful insights into deciding which lawyer is right for you.

Maintainence - Rebecca McDrury

DNA samples for police - Rebecca McDrury gives an overview of the laws around obtaining and storing DNA samples in criminal investigations

Constructive dismissal - Rebecca McDrury outlines employment law around constructive dismissal.

In this episode you will learn: How making a drastic change in appearance can help you find YOU? Why building a character in your body is more powerful than just learning your lines? Why it's important to say yes to the things that scare you and are important to you? Why models aren't just models anymore - how to embrace your look? Why a proof of y…

Alcohol and the Holiday Season - Jo Turner from Community Law Otago reminds us of some of the risk areas around alcohol use during the holiday period.

Legal changes affecting incorporated societies - Caryl O'Connor outlines legal changes affecting organisations in the not-for-profit and charitable sector.

Enduring Power of Attorney - Sally Woods from Community Law Otago discusses what Enduring Powers of Attorney are and why we should all have them.

In this episode, you will learn: What are three tips John gives to actors about auditioning? What should you NOT do when you audition? What kinds of parts will you most likely play at the beginning of your career?Oleh Camille Thornton-Alson & Jen Jostyn, Co-Founders of Speak L.A.

Who is covered by tenancy law? - Rupert O'Brien discusses the Residential Tenancies Act, who is covered and what happens to those who aren't.

Challenging a Will - Rebecca McDrury leads us through the legal options to challenge a will

Disputes Over Trees - Rebecca McDrury outlines your rights and obligations over disputes with neighbours about trees on a boundary line.

Boundary fences - Rebecca McDrury outlines neighbours' rights and responsibilities around fencing issues.

Data collection and privacy - Grace Wilton discusses the pros and cons of data collection in the digital world.

Financial Support and Disaster Relief - Emily Rich discusses supports available after a natural disaster.

In this episode, you will learn: How can you get through the difficult times as an actor? How does Matty not get nervous when he auditions? How can YOU have REAL confidence?Oleh Jen Jostyn & Camille Thornton-Alson Founders of Speak L.A.

Jury trials - Annabelle Alloo provides an overview of the jury trial system in New Zealand.

Privacy Act - Annabelle Alloo provides an overview of changes to New Zealand's privacy legislation that came into effect in 2020.

Immigration Rights - Annabelle Alloo provides an overview of visa laws in New Zealand.

Employment Law for Migrants - Isla Clarke provides an overview of migrant worker rights and obligation.

Olive Smith guides us through UNCRPD's influence on NZ law

Disputes over trees - Bella Dunleavy guides us through the steps to take if you have a dispute with a neighbour over boundary trees.

Separation of Powers - Emily Rich guides us through the three branches of government in New Zealand and how they work together.

Personal Grievance - Annabelle Alloo provides an overview of law around racial or sexual harassment.

Annabelle Alloo walks us through the online connections to consider when a relationship dissolves.

Harassment - Bella Dunleavy guides us through the protections available under the Harassment Act.

Mediation - Annabelle Alloo discusses where and how mediation is used to resolve disputes.

Guardianship - Olivia Wrapson provides an overview of Guardianship laws in New Zealand.

Privacy - Annabelle Alloo gives an overview of privacy laws in new Zealand.

Annabelle Alloo discusses what treatment and compensation is covered under ACC

Protections against misleading or unfair trading - Annabelle Alloo gives us an overview of consumer protections under the Fair Trading Act.

Drink Driving - Emily Rich gives us an overview of New Zealand law around drink driving, including limits and penalties.