Charleston School of Law: Where did you grow up

Professor Haynes Stuart: I grew up in Walterboro.

Charleston School of Law: Do you have any pets? 

Professor Haynes Stuart: My husband and I have a seven-year-old yellow lab named Lily.

Charleston School of Law: What is your favorite place to be in the world? 

Professor Haynes Stuart: I love Spain. My husband lived there many years, and we have traveled all over the country.

I also love the Charleston area and that’s one reason that I came back. After being in New York for a long time, we’ve always gone to Edisto for vacations. It’s a laid back kind of place.

Charleston School of Law: What are your passions outside of law?  

Professor Haynes Stuart: I love spending time with my family. I also love exercising. I love doing yoga. I love music. On weekends we go listen to a lot of live music. I really have enjoyed the High Water Festival. It’s a great festival here in Charleston. There are a lot of great artists also who played at Firefly too. Both are cool outdoor venues.

Charleston School of Law: Do you have a favorite style or genre of music?  

Professor Haynes Stuart: I like alternative, so my favorite Sirius XMU channel.

Charleston School of Law: Bucket list items, things you’d love to do that you haven’t done yet?

Professor Haynes Stuart: I love to travel. I’m definitely going to Kenya at some point. I’ve always wanted to go to Africa. I’ve always wanted to do a safari. I think the animals out there are just gorgeous. I think the land is so different than anything we have here.

Charleston School of Law: Spotify, iTunes, or Pandora?

Professor Haynes Stuart: Spotify. That’s where I have all my playlists. I also like Sirius XM SMU channel.   

Charleston School of Law: What aisle would I most likely find you in a grocery?  

Professor Haynes Stuart: Produce and fresh fruit. 

Charleston School of Law: Are you a podcast junkie? 

Professor Haynes Stuart: Yes. 

Charleston School of Law: What type of podcast do you listen to? 

Professor Haynes Stuart: I love The Daily by the New York Times. I also have been into some of the true crime stuff. I loved Serial. That’s the one that got me hooked on podcasts. I’ve listened to some of them about the Murdaugh trial stuff. One other one that I love is Rabbit Hole. It’s about the way the internet (and particularly YouTube) can suck people in and basically turn them into radicals.