
Marginal legal advice, where you are told you have no case.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1137 | Founded | 9 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | News | |||

Handel on the Law. Marginal Legal Advice.
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Let’s see if I can sum it up now. 3 1/2 minutes of ads, another 2 -3 minutes of ads (self plugs from his stuff he’s peddling) then several minutes of an event usually a rant about Trump. Most of the time regardless of who he’s ranting about it’s half the actual story and tells you a screwed liberal slant.
Then you have a few minutes of the actual show then start all over again in the next block. (Literally every little mini block) so in total you get about 15 minutes of show in all thee blocks ... more
Too much politics which I don’t agree with. He should be more balanced in his political views and not upset over half his listeners.
I’ve listen to Bill for probably 20+ years. The podcast sure has changed. Bill should go to CNN will all his anti-Trump rhetoric. He’s got a bad case of TDS. Also, Bill, you show how ignorant you are when it comes to guns. Some of the caller’s questions are pretty good but there are way too many commercials now. You got a 20 minute podcast and eight to 10 minutes of that is probably commercials. I’m not sure why I keep listening.
Bill is enjoyable to listen to but recently the way the commercials are put into the podcast makes no sense at all. The commercial comes in twice the volume of the show in the middle of a sentence sentence whoever is placing these has no idea what they’re doing.
Have loved this show forever. Great question selection by whoever screens. Often laugh out loud as I listen on my walks.
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- The show centers on practical, caller-driven legal advice delivered in a fast-paced, blunt style. Listeners bring everyday disputes—ranging from contracts and privacy to leases, wage issues, and family matters—and the host provides actionable steps, often urging practical resolution over formal litigation. Sponsor mentions and product reads are a regular feature, with occasional forays into current-events commentary that touches on politics and media/privacy topics. The format is designed for quick, quotable guidance and reinforces the host's brand as a no-nonsense legal resource for ordinary people seeking fast, real-world outcomes.
- Across episodes, topics frequently cover civil and consumer law, personal injury, real estate, trusts, p... more
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