
This episode features a discussion on the transition from law to journalism, personal anecdotes, and the importance of impactful storytelling. The guest shares a story about a small claims court case that highlights challenges faced by consumers.
The guest, a former lawyer turned journalist, recalls a pivotal moment in her career when she intervened in a small claims court case. She describes how she felt compelled to speak up for a consumer who was at risk of losing his case due to financial constraints.
During the court hearing, the guest unexpectedly objected to the proceedings, arguing that the plumbing company was attempting to intimidate the consumer. Her intervention led to the judge keeping the case in small claims court, although the consumer ultimately lost.
This story illustrates the guest's passion for journalism and her desire to tell stories that make a difference in people's lives. She reflects on the difficulties of adjusting to her new role and the importance of advocating for those who may not have a voice.
A former lawyer shares her journey to journalism and a small claims court story that highlights consumer advocacy.

I woke up around 3 o'clock this morning thinking I need my head examined.Erin Moriarty: "I object!"
I object!Erin Moriarty: "I object!"
I want a story that makes a difference that really really counts.Erin Moriarty: "I object!"