I'm Alice and I'm Brett and this is the prosecutor's legal proof.

And this is the prosecutor's legal proof. And then. Oh, Hello everybody and welcome to this episode of the prosecutor's legal briefs.

I'm Brett and as most of you know Alice is still on maternity leave but fear not you

don't just have to listen to me babble on endlessly I have a very very special

guest the multidisciplinary Jess Lattancourt who is the

host of one of the sort of best podcast out there right now DNA ID and going to have her on the show to tell us all

about her show and about herself but first I want to welcome you to the show

thank you so much for joining me. You're welcome well I have to admit I challenged

Brat to come up with an adjective for me and he did that on the fly, so that's pretty impressive.

Alice has been like putting the pressure on me for a long time, so I've gotten better at just sort of like going with it.

Multidisciplinary, I appreciate that.

Thank you.

And I think that works because even though your show is called DNA ID,

you're not a molecular biologist.

I'm not even sure what you would call some. Lord no. No. No. I'm not even sure what you would call some more

now. No, I'm not a forensic scientist. Let's go with that one. Well, tell us a

what about yourself, who you are and what you do. Okay, thank you so much for

having me. I started out as a baby podcaster, like many people having no particular expertise in the subject matter that I ended up covering. I have a background, a law background. I'm'm a lawyer all the best podcasters are so I would

imagine you would think so however I only practice for six years I've practiced corporate law. I had massive law

school loans to pay back and wanted to get them paid back and instead of

practicing for as long as I thought I would. I had three babies in four years and we moved seven times.

So I took three bar zigs as we kept moving and I said when we got to the fourth state I was like I'm out.

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