Tales from the 10th

A podcast about the rich history, culture and contributions of the Tenth Circuit Courts. Brought to you by the Tenth Circuit Historical Society and the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit.

Tales from the 10th is a history podcast hosted by 10th Circuit Historical Society, with 20 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

10th Circuit Historical Society hosts Tales from the 10th, a history show with 20 episodes published.

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  Inns of Court Wyoming - Iron Bar v. Cape: Corner Crossing and the Future of Public Land Access -April 9, 2026

  Jun 15, 202655 minS2026

  <p> In this special live-recorded episode of Tales from the 10th, a panel of legal experts, landowners, and state officials examines the Tenth Circuit's landmark decision in Iron Bar Holdings v. Cape, the case that brought national attention to "corner crossing." While the court held that crossing between federal public lands without touching private property is lawful under specific circumstances, the discussion explores the many practical, legal, and policy questions the decision left unresolved from state trust lands and damaged survey markers to trespass liability and future legislative action. </p><p>Moderator: <b>Professor Alan Romero</b>, Senior Associate Dean at...

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  YNP Part 2 Yellowstone Justice: Wild Cases and Life on the Bench

  Mar 27, 202649 minS2026

  <p>In this second installment of Tales from the 10th, the conversation continues with judges who have served in Yellowstone National Park, offering a deeper look into one of the most unique judicial environments in the country. The episode explores memorable and often surprising case from tourists interacting dangerously with wildlife to high-profile defendants and unusual criminal activity in the park.</p><p>Through these stories, the judges highlight the delicate balance between enforcing federal law and preserving Yellowstone’s natural ecosystem, where human instincts often clash with the realities of the wild. The discussion also touches on the powerful in...

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  A Conversation with the Hon. Jerome A. Holmes: from the Chief Judge’s Law Clerk to the Chief Judge

  Mar 27, 202645 minS2026

  <p>In this episode of Tales from the 10th, Chief Judge Jerome A. Holmes reflects on his career, from his early influences in a family rooted in international service to his path through law school, clerkships, and public service.</p><p>Holmes discusses the formative role of mentorshiip, particularly from Judges Wayne Alley and William J. Holloway and how those experiences shaped his approach to law, professionalism, and leadership. He highlights the evolution of legal practice, noting the shift from labor-intensive research to today’s emphasis on judgment and analysis in an information-rich environment.</p><p>The conversation also explores hi...

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  YNP Part 1 Administering Justice in Yellowstone

  Dec 31, 202557 minS2025

  <p>In Part One of this multi-part series, Tales from the 10th explores the unique administration of federal justice inside Yellowstone National Park, one of the only places in the country with a full-time magistrate judge and federal courthouse located entirely within a national park.</p><p>Host Erin Gust is joined by Yellowstone Magistrate Judge <b>Stephanie Hambrick</b> and former Magistrate Judge <b>Mark Carman</b> to trace the court’s origins, its evolution, and the realities of modern judicial life in the park. The episode begins with the court’s 19th-century roots, including the passage of the 1894 Lace...

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  Judge Tacha Part 2 in Breaking the Marble Ceiling

  Nov 13, 20251h 20mS2025

  <p>In this second episode in Breaking the Marble Ceiling series fromTales from the 10th, host Laila Kassis sits down with Judge Deanell Tacha, whose journey from a small town in Kansas to Chief Judge of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Tenth Circuit is nothing short of remarkable. Judge Tacha shares stories of her early mentors, her unexpected path to law school during the Vietnam era, and her groundbreaking role as one of the few women in the legal profession at the time.</p><p>She reflects on her experiences in Washington D.C. during Watergate, her...

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