Recent Episodes

Nathan and Ben advise a discouraged student to ease up on the gas pedal and take it one question at a time.

The guys celebrate listeners’ successes on the August LSAT.

LSAT growth comes from thoroughly reviewing your mistakes. But what does a thorough review look like?

Nathan and Ben shine a light on a shady scholarship practice.

Nathan and Ben examine the root cause of underperformance on the LSAT: too much concern for the clock and not enough focus on understanding.

Ben and Nathan discuss the new format for LSAT Writing and critique a practice essay submitted by an LSAT Demon student.

Recent law school graduates have benefited from a hot hiring market, but there are signs that the market might be cooling off.

Nathan and Ben encourage LSAT students to pursue the upside of their score range by taking the test multiple times.

Ben and Nathan break down two critical skills that form the foundation of LSAT mastery.

Nathan and Ben critique a listener’s personal statement through the eyes of harried admissions officers.

Nathan and Ben discuss the number one reason why some people underperform on test day.

Nathan and Ben discuss why a no-nonsense mindset is vital to LSAT success.

Clearbrief CEO Jackie Schafer joins Ben for a conversation about what aspiring lawyers should know about the future of AI in legal tech.

Nathan and Ben advocate a less-is-more approach to LSAT study, centered on carefully reviewing one mistake at a time.

Nathan and Ben share the highlights from a recent study on law school application timing. TL;DR? “Applications submitted earlier enjoy a considerable advantage relative to later applications.”