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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is The Business of Justice?
- The Business of Justice is an interview podcast and media platform exploring the intersection of law, business, wealth, leadership and justice. Each episode features a candid conversation with an accomplished lawyer, entrepreneur, investor, veteran, public servant or leader about the decisions and principles behind their career.
- Who hosts the podcast?
- The show is hosted by Imdad Rahman, a law student and real estate professional based in Los Angeles. Imdad created the show to give law students, young professionals and future entrepreneurs direct access to the lessons of accomplished people.
- Is Imdad Rahman a licensed attorney?
- No. Imdad Rahman is a law student. He is not a licensed attorney, and nothing on the podcast or this website constitutes legal advice or legal representation.
- What types of guests appear on the show?
- Guests include trial lawyers, law firm founders, judges, entrepreneurs, investors, real estate leaders, executives, military veterans, first responders, public servants, athletes, doctors, authors, journalists, civil rights leaders and people who have overcome extraordinary adversity.
- How can I recommend a guest?
- Use the Recommend a Guest page to tell us about an accomplished person with a meaningful story. Include verifiable links to their background and let us know whether you can make an introduction.
- How can I apply to be a guest?
- Use the Be a Guest page to submit an application, including your biography, areas of expertise and links that verify your background. Our team reviews every application, though submitting one does not guarantee an invitation.
- How can my company sponsor the podcast?
- Visit the Sponsors page to review partnership opportunities and submit an inquiry. We build customized proposals rather than publishing fixed rates, and all sponsorships are clearly disclosed to listeners.
- Does the podcast provide legal advice?
- No. The Business of Justice is an educational and editorial platform. Nothing discussed on the show or website is legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship is created by listening, watching or contacting the show.
- Where can I watch the show?
- Full video episodes are published on YouTube, with clips shared on Instagram, TikTok and LinkedIn. Links to every platform appear in the site header and footer.
- Where can I listen to the show?
- Audio episodes are available on Spotify and Apple Podcasts. You can also browse every episode in the Episodes library on this site.
- Can I submit a topic idea?
- Yes. Use the Contact page or the Referrals page to suggest a topic, story or theme you would like the show to explore.
- Can I request permission to use a clip?
- Yes. Send content-permission requests through the Contact page with details about the clip and how you intend to use it. Please do not republish episodes or clips without written permission.
- How are guest accomplishments verified?
- Before publishing significant claims — awards, records, military decorations, wealth or similar distinctions — we verify them against reliable sources such as official records, reputable publications or the guest's institution. If a claim cannot be verified, we do not publish it.
- Does applying guarantee an interview?
- No. We review every application carefully, but scheduling, fit and editorial judgment mean we cannot invite every qualified applicant.
- Are guests paid?
- The Business of Justice is an editorial interview platform. Guests do not pay to appear, and appearance fees are not ordinarily offered. Sponsorships and paid partnerships are handled separately and must be clearly disclosed.
- Can a guest promote a business, book or nonprofit?
- Yes. Guests are welcome to discuss a current company, book, nonprofit or initiative as part of the conversation, and we link to it from the episode page. Promotion is secondary to the substance of the interview.
- How can publicists and managers contact the show?
- Publicists, managers and executive teams can reach us through the Contact page or the guest booking email listed there. The Press and Media page includes the show description, host biography and brand assets useful for evaluation.