The Whole Lawyer Podcast

The Whole Lawyer takes you beyond the courtroom and into the real lives of attorneys. Hosted by Akeem D. Earle, a young Black practicing criminal law attorney, and his wife and co-host Tonée Earle, a practicing family law and estate planning attorney, the show explores what it really means to be a lawyer today. In one part of the podcast, Akeem sits down with attorneys from different backgrounds to uncover their stories, passions, and journeys inside and outside of the law. In another, Akeem and Tonée review and react to real life cases, using them as teaching moments while sharing insights f

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  Ep 39: Why So Many Black Lawyers Struggle With Imposter Syndrome

  Aug 4, 202624 minS0

  <p>Everyone talks about getting into law school.</p><p>Almost no one talks about what happens after you make it.</p><p>In this deeply personal solo episode, attorney Tonée Earle shares her journey through law school, the legal profession, and the imposter syndrome that followed her into the courtroom. From being mistaken for a criminal defendant instead of the lawyer, to questioning whether she earned her opportunities on merit, Tonee opens up about the realities many underrepresented attorneys silently face.</p><p>Whether you're considering law school, currently a law student, or already practicing law, this episode i...

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  Ep 38: A Judge Told Me She Would've Thrown Out My Case w/ Akeem D. Earle, Esq.

  Jun 16, 202623 minS0

  <p>Failure is part of the job, but it doesn't have to become part of your identity.</p><p>In this first solo episode of The Whole Lawyer, I share some of the mistakes I've made during my first few years of practicing law, from missed objections and filing errors to a mock trial mistake that a judge told me would've gotten my case thrown out in real life.</p><p>If you're a law student, young lawyer, or anyone navigating a challenging profession, this episode is a reminder that failure isn't the end of the story. The lesson is...

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  Ep. 37: She Bet on Herself: Kadian Townsend on Law, Business, and Community

  Jun 2, 20261h 16mS0

  <p>In this episode of The Whole Lawyer, Akeem Earle sits down with Kadian Townsend, Esq., Managing Attorney and Entrepreneur, to discuss her journey from aspiring lawyer to building her own legal practice.</p><p>Kadian shares how mentorship, networking, faith, and community shaped her career, while opening up about the realities of law school, preparing for the bar exam, overcoming imposter syndrome, and navigating the challenges of entrepreneurship.</p><p>The conversation explores the intersection of law, culture, fashion, business, and personal identity, offering valuable insights for law students, young attorneys, and professionals looking to create a career on...

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  Ep. 36: Is War with Iran Legal? Breaking Down the Law, Power, and Politics with Adam Sadick, Esq.

  Mar 10, 20261h 24mS0

  <p>What is really happening between the United States, Israel, and Iran?</p><p>In this episode of The Whole Lawyer, Akeem Earle sits down with legal analyst Adam Sadick for a deep discussion about the legality, morality, and geopolitical realities behind the escalating tensions with Iran.</p><p>Together they break down the international law governing military force, the historical relationship between the United States and Iran, and the real world impact that sanctions and military actions have on civilians. The conversation also explores the broader forces shaping global conflict, including the influence of political elites, the military industrial...

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  Ep. 35: Tameika Good and the Squatters Rights Debate

  Feb 25, 202640 minS0

  <p>In this episode of The Whole Lawyer, Akeem and Tonée Earle break down the truth about squatters rights, adverse possession, and the controversial case of Tameika Good. After reports surfaced about a woman occupying a vacant bank owned property, social media erupted with debates about property law, housing insecurity, and whether “squatters rights” are real.</p><p>Here’s the reality: there is no such thing as squatters rights in the way the internet describes it.</p><p>We explain what adverse possession actually is, the strict legal requirements that must be met, and why most people completely misunde...

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