Higher Callings

About Higher Callings

Interviews of lawyers and others dedicated to serving the common good. The host of Higher Callings® is Donald Frederico, a Boston lawyer and past President of the Boston Bar Association with several decades of experience representing clients and leading nonprofit organizations. In those roles, Don has met many people who have found ways to serve their communities and the broader public and help people in need. We hope that, by shining a light on their good works, Higher Callings will inspire others to find their own paths towards making the world a better place.

Publisher

Frederico Media, LLC

Category

business · business · society & culture

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

17 Apr 2021

Latest episode

23 Nov 2024

Latest episodes

44 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   23 Nov 2024

   Today's Supreme Court and the Separation of Powers, with Suffolk University Law Professor Renee Landers

   Suffolk University Law Professor Renee Landers explores the implications of the US Supreme Court's recent decisions on the separation of powers and their impact on the balance of power among the three branches of government.

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   17 Nov 2024

   "Your Lovable Lawyer": Danny Karon's Higher Calling

   When you hear the word “lawyer,” what adjectives come to mind? Obnoxious? Over-priced? Untrustworthy? Or maybe skillful? Smart? Respectable? How often when you think of lawyers do you think “loveable?” Danny Karon is a Cleveland-based lawyer who has branded himself as “Your Loveable Lawyer.” To know Danny is to know that that description works. More familiar to some of us as an accomplished class action lawyer who for years ably led the American Bar Association’s national institute on c...

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   9 Nov 2024

   Portrait of a Jurist: Retired Bankruptcy Judge and Active Public Interest Lawyer Frank J. Bailey

   In some courts, when a judge retires, their law clerks or others get together and pay an artist to paint the judge's official portrait. When the portrait is ready, there is a ceremony at the courthouse attended by the judge and the judge’s family, the judge’s clerks, other courthouse staff, and the judge’s friends and colleagues. After a number of speeches honoring the judge, the portrait is unveiled and guests stay to get a close up look at it, congratulate the honoree, and indulge in light ...

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