In the post-Serial world, we've all heard the buzz surrounding Podcasts and, I don't know about you, but I have definitely become an avid listener! Podcasts are great for long commutes or during the work day when you need a little more than simple background noise. Granted, with the ease of Podcast production and the endless selection available, how do you know which Podcasts are actually worth a listen? Lucky for you, our team has done the leg work and, today, we're sharing our absolute favorite Podcasts for lawyers:
Life of the Law
If you're interested in: Real stories about interesting legal issues.
Utilizing rich narratives, Nancy Mullane analyzes all of the hard-hitting legal issues you can think of. She believes that "law is alive" and, thus, uses the law as a way to question, understand and analyze seemingly simple events that happen on a daily basis. Her story-telling methods captivate the audience and drive them to think critically about the legal issues at hand.
Don't miss: Who's the Criminal?
Bloomberg Law Podcasts
If you're interested in: The most up-to-date news on major legal topics and cases.
The Bloomberg Law Podcasts provide the latest and greatest law news for your listening pleasure. Hosts June Grasso and Michael Best bring together notable lawyers and experts to discuss a multitude of legal topics. With as interesting as the show is, June and Michael make it easy to carve out time on your work commute to listen to this daily podcast and stay up to date on relevant legal news.
Don't miss: Today's episode (New episodes daily!)
Mindful Pause Meditation
If you're interested in: Starting your mindful journey to mindfulness.
As a lawyer, you're no stranger to the fact that work can be stressful and intense. (Work-life balance? What's that?) In this Podcast, Jeena Cho teaches mindful meditation for legal professionals as a way to cope with anxiety and deal with high-pressure situations.
Don't miss: Start with Day 1 of the 30 day challenge
Amicus
If you're interested in: All things SCOTUS.
Slate's Supreme Court correspondent, Dahlia Lithwick, spends time interviewing guests that are closely involved with interesting Supreme Court and, let me tell you, the Supreme Court has never been more interesting.
This Week in Law
If you're interested in: Technology, patent, and copyright law.
Denise Howell and Sarah Pearson explore many in-the-news topics surrounding technology law. They invite many knowledgeable guests and encourage lively discussion between the panel as they tackle the relevant legal news of the week.
Don't miss: Monkey See, Monkey Sued
HubSpot's The Growth Show
If you're interested in: Marketing and growing your law firm.Don't miss: Airbnb's Growth Philosophy & Why It's Better to Have 100 People Love You
Do you listen to any of these podcasts? Did we miss your favorite? Sound off in the comments below!
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