The LSAT Simplified: A Hey Future Lawyer Podcast
Hey Future LawyerThink the LSAT is a beast? Think again.
In this podcast, Ben Parker and friends show you how the LSAT can actually be easy. We cut through the BS of traditional LSAT studying, offering clear, practical strategies and no-nonsense advice to help you master the exam without the fluff.
Whether you’re just starting out or looking to fine-tune your approach, join us as we simplify complex concepts and... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 183 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||
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Prepare for the LSAT with Hey Future Lawyer
Are you learning to understand LSAT arguments—or just getting better at naming question types?
Ben Parker and returning guest Madeline work through an original Logical Reasoning question about a declining... more
Prepare for the LSAT with Hey Future Lawyer
Is starting law school next fall worth applying before your LSAT score is ready?
Ben Parker walks through three fictional applicants: someone just starting prep, someone waiting on a first official score,... more
Ben just finished one of the largest projects in Hey Future Lawyer history: recording an explanation for every released LSAT question from PrepTest 101 through PrepTest 159, plus LSAC's released drill sets.
That's roughly 6,000 LSAT questions and an... more
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Ben breaks down new Hey Future Lawyer study data showing that only about 6% of students were meeting a set of baseline... more
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- Hard to trust someone so stuck-up (and sometimes wrong!!)
I eventually had to stop the admissions essay episode I was listening to because the host advises—with astounding confidence and self-importance—not to use a word like “expound” because he doesn’t know the word, and if he doesn’t know it, you shouldn’t be using it. Expound is a common word. It’s fine not to know it, but any admissions officer would know that word. Come on.
There were earlier, more vibes-based signs that his advice wasn’t worthwhile, but this was the red flag for me.
Apple Podcasts1Cb12334
United States13 days ago - Pompous Essay Reviews
The first episodes I chose were a few of the essay reviews. They are very pompous and judgemental. I understand the message he’s trying to convey wrt showing why the writer would make a good lawyer and focusing on yourself. But the way he makes his points is obnoxious, arrogant, and pompous. He goes out of his way to insult people. There’s constructive criticism and then there’s this… The value I got (minimal) was buried underneath pretentious grandstanding by the host.
Apple Podcasts2UnluckyDucky6United States3 months ago - Not helpful
Not helpful don’t waste your time listening to this
Apple Podcasts1g9213United States4 months ago - Benedict Gets It Done
I’d say he is excellent with this LSAT tomfoolery. Thank you very much Ben for this podcast.
Apple Podcasts5MikeAnt07United States4 months ago - Good Advice
Ben does not sugar coat but his advice is spot on.
Apple Podcasts5David123riruUnited Statesa year ago
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This show focuses on practical LSAT preparation with a blunt, no-nonsense approach. Episodes center on strategy, question-by-question reasoning, and mindset, often mixing data-driven analysis of law-school economics with actionable prep tips. It's popular among prospective law students who want clear guidance, real-world context on debt and outcomes, and a host who challenges conventional prep myths while promoting disciplined practice. A standout trait is the host's provocative style combined with practical, step-by-step instruction, plus recurring segments like school spotlights and mailbag Q&As that tailor advice to individual situations.
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