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Hi guys!
I've been super into podcasts as of late and I thought it'd be great to add something LSAT related to my arsenal. This could encompass explicitly LSAT/Law School related podcasts and anything else along the lines of: mediation, psychology, philosophy etc. I'm up for any suggestion really!
Side note: Feel free to include fun stuff too! Balance is key!
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The Breakfast Club or Angela Yee's Lip Service
I also like podcast from Powerscore. less chat, more useful conversation on LSAT comparing to thinking LSAT lol. when I listen thinking LSAT, I have to play 1.5 speed..otherwise I will fall asleep. just serach powerscore LSAT
@chenoabailey93611 said:
There’s a Harvard Law podcast called Leading Questions (preciously “all rise”) and the hosts interview Harvard Law professors. Might not help with the LSAT but it’s interesting and certainly inspirational.
Thank you!! found it1
All of my podcasts are political so if you need any suggestions on those, let me know.
I listen to thinking lsat podcast as well. But as with any advices out there, take them with a grain of salt. There were some things I found uncomfortable/annoying, but generally funny podcast.
@leahbeuk911 said:
@jonahgriego643 Only Hurts I tried to search the podcast by name, but I couldn't find it
Try looking up "The Harvard Law Record"
I liked listening to Thinking LSAT. I don't personally endorse all their advice (like the only thing you need to do to study is do PTs over and over, and I've heard them rag on 7sage's methods) but it still was nice to be lightly thinking about LSAT and admissions stuff while I'm driving. I did pick up some helpful tips from them too.
Also, "Radiolab Presents: More Perfect" is so great. Really well-told stories behind supreme court decisions.
Unrelated to anything law or LSAT related - "It's Been A Minute" is my absolute favorite podcast. A little bit current events, pop culture, interesting stories from around the country and world, and it's just always funny and interesting.
@jonahgriego643 Only Hurts I tried to search the podcast by name, but I couldn't find it
Other than the 7sage podcast, the webinars are incredibly helpful: https://classic.7sage.com/webinar/
Of the webinars, I really liked:
https://classic.7sage.com/webinar/timing-and-levels-of-certainty/
https://classic.7sage.com/webinar/post-core-curriculum-study-strategies/
https://classic.7sage.com/webinar/lsat-prep-for-170-plus/
https://classic.7sage.com/webinar/davids-six-tips-on-doing-it-right/
And I also found this podcast before the June LSAT, and thought at least this episode was nice:
https://www.thinkinglsat.com/blog/ep-185-last-week-before-the-lsat-a-movie-and-victory
There’s a Harvard Law podcast called Leading Questions (preciously “all rise”) and the hosts interview Harvard Law professors. Might not help with the LSAT but it’s interesting and certainly inspirational.
Welp I guess that does it! Thank you guys. @drbrown2259 @gulnaranzar530
I second @drbrown2259
7Sage Podcast, Law School Toolbox are my picks for LSAT/Law School podcasts