Former U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales was appointed dean of Belmont Law in 2014 and retired this summer after 12 years.
Where do you go after reaching the pinnacle of your profession? What if you were forced out of that job? For former U.S. Attorney General Alberto Gonzales, his second act steered him to academia. In 2014, he moved to Middle Tennessee to become dean of a law school that was just getting off the ground at Belmont University. In this episode, the Honorable Alberto Gonzales in a live, career-spanning interview – from the child of migrant workers in Humble, Texas, to the most powerful attorney in America, to making a new life in Nashville.
This episode was produced by Blake Farmer.
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