
Gavel Gavel is the podcast that takes you inside the courtroom! Comedian Thomas Smith asks questions and cracks jokes while real legal experts with actual trial experience provide unique analysis.
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 76 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

Part 2!
Thomas, Lydia, and Matt finish their live read of the Broadview Six grand jury transcripts, and things get significantly worse.
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Part 1!
The Broadview Six grand jury transcripts are finally unsealed, and Gavel Gavel is here to bring them to life. They are seriously amazing.
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It's a tale of two 4th amendments for the world's hottest alleged killer who didn't do it because he was at my house.
The "trial of the century" in South Carolina is potentially going to happen for a second time this century. You may have seen some headlines about this but Liz Skeen is taking us even deeper.
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I listened to the episode with SJ’s lawyers claiming these TP subpoenas are normal. They are not normal under these circumstances. Filing a contract case with John Does is an abuse of litigation and violates Rule 11. This is just PR and not educational or accurate. Calling himself a “legal expert” is a stretch beyond reason.
The format is boring and a chore to get through, and the self-proclaimed “comedian” host’s attempts at humor feel forced and off-putting.
Presents well researched information and original sources with humor.
I generally don’t follow celebrity gossip but had been seeing so many headlines about this Lively/Baldoni feud that I checked this podcast out. I figured I would just listen to the first episode to get the gist and move on but the podcast hosts got me hooked. Fun and entertaining with a good breakdown of what’s actually being said, not just social media memes and one liners.
My favorite show ever!
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This program delivers in-depth, lawyer-led analysis of high-profile court cases, often balancing rigorous legal reasoning with witty banter. Episodes frequently unpack evidentiary issues, courtroom procedure, and the strategic layering of public narratives, using actual transcripts and filings to illuminate what happened in each case. A standout feature is the blend of accessible explanation and light humor, plus regular guest experts who provide specialized legal perspectives. The format tends to favor thorough, document-driven breakdowns over sensational headlines, making it a likely fit for listeners who want to understand the mechanics of trials, appeals, and media strategy in parallel. Notable strengths include clear case grounding, pr... more
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Recent guests on Gavel Gavel include:
1. Liz Skeen
2. Mr. Smith
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4. Sabrina Shroff
5. Craig Lee Wehrmohr
6. Matt Cameron
7. Dale Wheatley
8. Colleen Hoover
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