Recent Episodes

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.”

Why do you want to become a lawyer? If you’re chasing prestige, then you might want to reconsider.

Ben and Nathan are joined again by Rachel Gezerseh, trial attorney and the author of The Law Career Playbook.

LSAT scores are on the rise. Ben and Nathan weigh in on what’s driving this trend and whether LSAC might make the test more difficult in response.

1L strategy coach Angela Vorpahl returns to Thinking LSAT to discuss five common but misguided pieces of advice for incoming law students.

Ben and producer Erik team up to offer guidance on overcoming a score plateau.

Ben and Nathan chat with Nick Hafen, the Head of Legal Technology Education at BYU Law.

Nathan and Ben discover a law school whose outlandish scholarship numbers seem to defy business sense.

Ben and Nathan discuss the latest round of student loan forgiveness, which treats the symptoms of high education costs but won’t fix the problem.