Local law talk with county-sized detours.
Law Talk Podcast mixes legal-minded conversation with the pace and warmth of a local visit. Guests bring county government, local politics, martial arts, health, movies, music, first-responder work, and local business into long, informal conversations.
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Law Talk Podcast is a local interview show with a lawyerly instinct, a small-business backbone, and a willingness to chase whatever thread walks into the room. It is rooted in Tennessee community life. Recent episodes circle Covington, Millington, Tipton County, county government, local politics, first responders, real estate, storefronts, martial arts schools, health clinics, and marketing work. The show is not confined to legal analysis, even though law and public service shape the frame. A political guest can lead to talk about stewardship, public safety boards, party labels, faith, and what local office actually requires. A health conversation can turn into stem cell activation, skepticism, chronic pain, torn shoulders, hamstring surgery, and the strange pride of still lifting heavy. It moves fast when it wants to. Then it lets a guest settle in and talk for a while. The result is uneven in a human way, with sponsor reads, business plugs, jokes, and personal side roads left in the fabric rather than edited out. Martial arts is a recurring reference point, both as business and identity. So are books, records, comics, social media, branding, and the practical realities of running several local ventures at once. Some episodes lean into biography, especially with fighters, veterans, firefighters, community leaders, and returning guests. Others drift toward pop culture, from Dick Tracy and Ghostbusters to Return of the Jedi and Disney’s Robin Hood. Fitness talk shows up often, especially lifting, CrossFit, sled work, basketball, racquetball, cold plunges, and injury stories. The show can also get playful with UFOs, Operation LAC, aliens, pyramids, and other conspiracy-adjacent topics. It is conversational rather than tidy. That is the point. Law Talk Podcast works best for listeners who want civic and business talk grounded in named places, familiar people, and long-form local storytelling. It feels like a recorded stop by someone’s office after court, the gym, church, or the square.
Made for: For listeners who like local politics, small business, courthouse-adjacent conversation, martial arts culture, and community interviews that keep the rough edges in. It especially suits people drawn to Tennessee civic life and informal long-form guest stories.
What sets it apart: The show’s strength is its mix of legal-minded framing and deeply local texture: county boards, realtors, gyms, books, health clinics, first responders, and political hopefuls all sit in the same conversational space. Few public-affairs shows let business plugs, faith, lifting injuries, Star Wars arguments, and county government coexist this naturally.
The Law Talk Podcast is lead by trial lawyer and business owner, Jere Mason, the Kickin' Lawyer! Each week he and a guest delve into politics, business topics, and the law!
Based on 4 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Jerry Mason connects local enterprise, public service, personal experience, and cultural curiosity through loose, wide-ranging guest conversations.
Law Talk Podcast gives Jerry Mason room to follow guests wherever the conversation leads. Legal and political questions share space with local government, small businesses, fitness, movies, and stranger claims about institutional secrecy.
Jerry Mason asks an Air Force veteran about aliens; you get a conversation happy to wander.
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Short reviews from the PlayNext desk, based on the episodes we processed.
Local politics, public safety, and faith-driven values in a loose conversation.
Law Talk settles into a local-government conversation, with the guest moving through county experience, boards, public safety work, and the habit of calling people who have already dealt with the problem.
A candid, loose-limbed health-and-pain conversation grounded in local plugs and a clear disclaimer.
Law Talk spends this stretch in its familiar lane: loose talk, local plugs, and a frank turn toward pain, injury, and stubbornness. The conversation keeps returning to the way everyday aches shape how health gets talked about, and it does so without flattening the personalities…
A casual pop-culture hangout with Star Wars at the center.
Law Talk settles into an easy, nostalgia-first conversation about the movies and characters that still stick in fan memory, with Star Wars carrying much of the weight.
A grounded discussion that moves from law and business into training, cardio, and sled work.
This episode stays practical, moving from law and business into politics, current events, and a long run of fitness talk. It settles on training choices, injury risk, cardio, and what actually keeps people in shape.
A loose live return that keeps a political-to-UFO detour feeling conversational.
Law Talk comes back live after a break and settles quickly into its usual loose, talk-it-out pace. It moves from politics to conspiracy talk and then to an Air Force UFO anecdote without pretending any of it needs a formal thesis, which suits the hosts just fine.
Jerry Mason opens with the usual sponsor roll and a warm welcome for Billy Daugherty.
Law Talk opens with a long stretch of sponsor shoutouts and local business plugs.
This episode features an interview with Charles Brent Ruffin, an MMA fighter, jiu-jitsu black belt, American Ninja Warrior, veteran, and firefighter, discussing his diverse background and experiences.
This episode introduces Shane Waits, a longtime friend of the host who is entering local politics in Tennessee, discussing his background and motivations for running.
The host introduces sponsors and welcomes returning guest Brandon Armstrong, a local community leader, for a conversation on the podcast.
Jerry Mays opens the episode with sponsor notes and a quick welcome.
Jerry Mason opens with the usual live-show housekeeping for Law Talk Live.
Law Talk returns live after a break.
Jerry Mason introduces sponsors and his guest Shawn Howe, an artist he met at Comic-Con, for a discussion on law and art.
This episode features an interview with Chris Detje, discussing his background and experiences, likely related to law or community involvement, with various sponsor promotions.
The hosts introduce Thanksgiving week sponsors and welcome family members Austin and Madalyn Mason for a casual Law Talk episode.
This episode features an interview with Detective Darrell LaRiviere, discussing law enforcement topics and personal insights, interspersed with sponsor promotions and local business updates.
The host introduces sponsors and local businesses before welcoming guest Sylvia Piñeros, who is bilingual in Spanish and English.