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With Travis still MIA, P.J. brings in one of the firm movers & shakers with the incomparable Amy Burden. It's an explosive round of 10 Questions. Why? Because he asks her ten questions. Duh! They talk about shapes, haunted houses, bees, irrational fears, and a bunch of other completely random yet wholly interesting topics. NO Law! Even Less Legal. Law Done Very Lite!

What does it take to make a law firm marketable? AK Stuteville takes the hot seat & joins P.J. in a conversation that discusses that very aspect. How can that be exciting? With P.J.'s unmedicated ADHD this discussion takes many hilarious off-beat side alleys into weird or irreverent territories. Great Law. Less Legal. Law Done Lite!

To celebrate our 365th Episode we're joined by none other than Jason Koger. Jason is an Owensboro native, motivational speaker, author, and prosthetics advocate who became nationally known after a life-changing accident. He has appeared in an episode of Hawaii Five-0, given a TEDx talk about overcoming adversity, and is essentially one of Owensboro's more nationally recognized inspirational figures. Finally, a guest more famous than P.J. Great Law. Less Legal. Law Done Lite!

In remembrance of the harrowing events that unfolded 25 years ago in New York City, Travis and P.J. look back at where they were on that fateful day. Great Law. Less Legal. Law Done Lite!

Travis gives P.J. the power to take over, so he brings on his bestie & hetero-life mate Eric Huskisson to unveil some incredibly exciting news. Their latest film New Fears Eve is coming home to Blu-ray. If you love flicks, deep dives on ghost physics, honey badgers, hot dog limitations and ridiculousness then this is for you. Great Law. NO Legal. Law Done Lite!

P.J. returns with a warm welcome from a cold trip in Alaska... well, not that cold but kinda cold. He regales Travis with tales of his harrowing time in Seattle by a near attack from Methter Miyagi, experiencing the Canadian Yukon, eating a lot of bad food, to seeing salmon, whales and bears... oh my! Travis barely remembers the previous day after a crash course in Ketamine consumption. It's everything you wanted to know and less. Great Law. Less Legal. Law Done Lite!

In this pre-recorded ep, the boys take a frigid detour regarding P.J.'s current Alaskan cruise (that's right! He's not even in the country this week!). High flying antics, capsizing and safe-guarded bathroom secrets are on the menu. Will they reach new peaks or hit the freezing waters only to be devoured by polar bears? Eskimo Big or Go Home. Great Law. Less Legal. Law Done Lite!

Travis is hot on the heels of a product after an unfortunate consumer injury that has left him asking, "How is this allowed to happen!?" Law isn't just seeking justice, it's informing the public about potentially dangerous situations, conditions, products and more. Sometimes it's merely about saving lives. The krATOM bomb has dropped. Great Law. Less Legal. Law Done Lite!

Professional Paintballer and summer Law Clerk Kanyon Tapp returns to the hot seat after a summer of hot torts to give his assessment of FWH. Will they make the cut on his way out the door? P.J. offers little more than chuckle material and Travis turns the podcast into a semi-awkward but heartwarming therapy session. Great Law. Less Legal. Law Done Lite!

In this quasi-sultry episode, Travis unveils a new weight loss idea that could cause people to lose their lunch more so than pounds. Allergic to the idea of weight loss, P.J. switches the subject asking why certain allergies are more prominent today than ever. There's also some stuff in here about cruises and office clerks. Why do we have to tell you everything? Don't ask for the baby AND the bath water! I'm pretty sure that's how that idiom goes. Great Law. Less Legal. Law Done Lite!

Against his better judgement, but not against the law, Sheriff Brad Youngman makes a high-risk stop to join Travis & P.J. as a person of interest. There was probable cause to have Brad as a guest, though no warrant was issued. They conduct a canvas asking questions about a recent Federal sting operation, the bypass speed limit change, Brad's military service, Bigfoot and aliens. Is there's enough vocal evidence here to make an arrest? Does P.J. get mirandized? It's a near hostage situation in this less-lethal episode. Be on the lookout! Great Law. Less Legal. Law Done Lite!

The boys put the LIVE in "alive" on this special episode that marks a new chapter in our podcasting run with the official first live video episode of Law Lite. It might only be on Facebook, but that's way better than the last episode that was live streamed on Myspace. I mean... nobody watched. Look, we don't talk about it. As a matter of fact, it didn't even happen! So. There! There's triathlon talk as well as discussions regarding multiple levels of sad manhood. Great Law. Less Legal. Law Done Lite!

Fellow filmmaker and low-level cohorts P.J. Starks and Eric Huskisson, of Blood Moon Pictures fame, take to the mics to talk all about the magic and stress of making flicks on a budget. P.J. surprises Eric with a round of horror trivia just to try and make him look stupid. Does it work? Does David Lynch even come up in the conversation? Does anyone even care? No Law. No Legal. Law Done So Lite It Barely Tips the Scales of Justice!

It's a romance witnessed around the globe as two thrill seekers break the legal barrier to scale a well-known skyscraper to prove how love conquers all... but the police felt a little differently. Travis & P.J. break down this amorous but highly irresponsible act which triggers a memory deep within Travis where he feels the need to come clean. P.J. half listens. Great Law. Less Legal. Law Done Lite.

This week the legal world gets a dose of artistic expression when visited by contemporary artist, muralist and Owensboro native Aaron Kizer. He reflects on his genesis, breaks down his stylized process, gets candid about the toll of living with a creative mind, and shares insights on trailblazing within the arts community. Foreman Watson Holtrey gets a fresh coat of precedent, one brushstroke at a time. The case for creativity never rests. Great Law. Less Legal. Law Done Lite!