The other day I happened across C-SPAN Radio while searching for an NPR station. (In fact, I thought it was NPR and was starting to wonder why they were covering so many Senate hearings.) Though I later found the actual NPR station, I’ve kept listening to C-SPAN on and off.
This evening that paid off when the station played a fascinating speech given by Thomas Goldstein. You can find it online here; it starts at 27 minutes and 45 seconds into the program. (You’ll need Real Player installed to watch it.)
Goldstein spoke about his circuitous path to becoming a Supreme Court Lawyer and the need to find a niche in the field. While I have no desire to become a lawyer, what he says is applicable to just about any profession. He’s a very entertaining speaker and the story is well worth listening to. Enjoy!
Tags: lawyer, SCOTUS, Supreme Court, Thomas Goldstein
