Recent Episodes

Judge Douglas R. M. Nazarian joins Ben and Nathan to share his journey to the bench and to pull back the curtain on the work of an appellate court judge.

Kate Bridal and Josey Hoff, hosts of The Legal Burnouts podcast, join Ben and Nathan to discuss why burnout is such a common problem for legal professionals.

Loan Repayment Assistance Programs (LRAPs) are often touted as silver bullets of student loan debt relief for low-earning public interest lawyers. But LRAPs are riddled with conditions that may leave some students with far bigger student loan bills than expected.

Ben and Nathan are joined by Aliza Shatzman, founder of the Legal Accountability Project.

With the deadline to register for the October LSAT only days away, Nathan and Ben share some advice to students who are on the fence about registering.

Ross Guberman joins Ben and Nathan to discuss law school, legal writing, and the evolving role of AI in the legal profession.

Sydney Montgomery returns to Thinking LSAT to share her insights into what the Supreme Court’s ruling on affirmative action means for applicants of color.

Ben and Nathan are joined by lawyer, writer, and content creator Cece Xie.

LSAT Demon teacher Chris Murphy joins Nathan to help listeners maximize their potential in RC.

The guys warn listeners of the perils of LR diagrams and demonstrate a commonsense alternative.

LSAC’s Kyle McEntee rejoins the pod to share info about LSAC’s resources for law school applicants.

Ben and Nathan give a crash course on how to approach "except" questions on the LSAT.

Understanding the difference between necessary and sufficient is necessary—but not sufficient—for success on the LSAT.

Ben and Nathan respond to Ask Button questions from students who struggled to distinguish conclusions from premises.

LSAT Demon teacher Matt DuMont takes a break from bar prep to join Ben and Nathan for a deep dive into his law school experience.