Hello and welcome to episode 38 of Curiosityness. I am Travis DeRose, the host, and this episode I have on

Ryan Sheldie and Luke Cole of a podcast called Cid. And Cid is a legal podcast where they talk about

legal topics and historic cases and kind of help

people just get an understanding and a knowledge of the law. And that's just kind of what we

dig into on this episode is we just get into basics, basic things that everybody should

kind of learn and need to know. And it does take a, it is a little

in depth, and it takes a bit to get into it. But I think once we get the ball rolling, it gets

really, really good. And there's a lot of good info in here. So just stick around. Trust me,

you're going to like this episode and you're going to learn a lot. So without further ado, here is Ryan and Luke. And we're going. What's up? We got Ryan and Luke. How are you guys doing? Good, good. Thanks for having us on your show, man. Yeah, of course. So you guys have, well, you have your own show. What is it? Okay, so what's,

what's the name of your show? How do you pronounce it correctly? It's C-I-ID. Okay, so I-D, yep, S-E-E-I-D, period.

Okay, where did that name come from? So the word in Latin, Iid, ibid means same.

So if you read a law review article or a case, they'll refer to a source, right?

So you'll like name one source.

And then if you want to say to the same source again, you'll say id.

Yeah.

So Luke and I were on Law Review together.

We're both law students at the University of Iowa.

We're in our final semester, thank God.

But last year in Law Review, what we would do, you know, two nights a week is spent about

six hours reviewing articles going through footnotes and making sure all the footnotes

were exactly correct,

that they supported the assertion that was being cited.

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