
Welcome to The Geek in Review, where podcast hosts, Marlene Gebauer and Greg Lambert discuss innovation and creativity in legal profession.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 337 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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Sateesh Nori joins us on The Geek in Review for an episode that flips the usual legal innovation conversation away from law firm efficiency and toward survival-grade help for people stuck in housing courts and legal aid queues. They open with news fr... more
Quinten Steenhuis brings a builder’s mindset to legal innovation, rooted in early Indymedia activism where scavenged hardware became community infrastructure. That scrappy origin story carries through a dozen years of eviction defense at Greater Bost... more
Cat Moon and Mark Williams return to The Geek in Review wearing two hats, plus one tiara. The conversation starts at Vanderbilt’s inaugural AI Governance Symposium, where “governance” means wildly different things depending on who shows up. Judges, p... more
Judge Scott Schlegel of the Louisiana Fifth Circuit Court of Appeal joins The Geek in Review for a candid, funny, and unflinchingly practical conversation about AI inside the judicial system. Schlegel wears multiple hats, appellate judge, former pros... more
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Fantastic pod and very very worthwhile if you’re in this space — and even if you’re not.
Such a great podcast to listen to - both for lawyers and other legal professionals. Greg and Marlene have great questions, are entertaining and informative hosts, and bring a ton of experience to their discussions. One to keep at the top of your playlist!
Well done!
I enjoy the different legal topics and angles that are explored. New twist to everyday legal cases. Keep going.
I can’t believe you’ve been doing this for four years. Great show and great guests! Happy Anniversary Geeks!! Cheers!
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This podcast features engaging conversations focused on innovation and creativity within the legal profession, covering a broad range of topics including legal operations, AI technology, and the evolving landscape of legal practices. Regular episodes spotlight insights from industry experts and thought leaders who share their experiences and knowledge on various aspects of legal technology and operational efficiency. Unique elements include a friendly and informative banter between the hosts, which frequently draws on their extensive backgrounds within the legal field, providing listeners with a blend of entertainment and education.
Listeners can expect thoughtful discussions that challenge conventional legal practices and introduce fresh ... more
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Recent guests on The Geek In Review include:
1. Quinten Steenhuis
2. Judge Scott Schlegel
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4. Matan Barak
5. Jennifer McIver
6. John Tertan
7. Steve Matthews
8. Sarah Sutherland
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