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The Trial Lawyers College Podcast

Trial Lawyers College
Trial Lawyers College
Psychodrama
Legal Education
Storytelling
Criminal Defense
Trial Skills Foundation
The Trial Lawyers College
Medical Malpractice
Cross-Examination
Courage To Ask
Criminal Law
Colorado
In Defense Of the Damned
Trial Advocacy
Personal Injury Law
Jury Verdicts
Immigration Justice
California
Texas
Jury Trials

The Trial Lawyers College Podcast talks to leading attorneys, TLC board members, and faculty about the ideas and the issues that are affecting trial lawyers today. The TLC podcast covers courtroom strategy, communicating with jurors, connecting with clients, methods that drive success, balancing healthy relationships with a busy practice and more.

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Latest Episodes

Trial Lawyers College graduate and faculty member Emily Benight joins Amanda Harber and Andrew Delaney to discuss how authenticity and human connection have transformed her approach to representing clients with traumatic brain injuries. Through stori... more

Public defender and Trial Lawyers College alum Kathleen Shell joins Amanda Harber and Andrew Delaney to talk about the path that led her from private practice to a career defending people whose lives are often reduced to a case number or a prison ID.... more

Trial Lawyers College graduate Adam Malone joins Maren Chaloupka to discuss the extraordinary factual, medical, and human challenges involved in representing children and families in birth injury cases. Drawing on a lifetime shaped by his father's pi... more

Trial Lawyers College graduates Andrew Mishlove and Bell Island join Maren Chaloupka to explore one of the toughest challenges in trial advocacy: turning complicated forensic science into a story jurors can understand and care about. From contaminate... more

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Recent Guests

Kathleen Shell
Public defender in the 12th Judicial District of Tennessee, TLC alumna and board member
Public Defender's Office (Tennessee) / Trial Lawyers College
Episode: Someone Has to Care with Kathleen Shell
Adam Malone
Birth injury attorney featured by TLC
Law practice focusing on birth injury
Episode: A Truthful Quest with Adam Malone
Dr. Joseph Novak
Obstetrician-gynecologist with Shaw Center for Women's Health
Shaw Center for Women's Health
Episode: A Truthful Quest with Adam Malone
Bell Island
2013 TLC graduate, DUI defense expert
Trial Lawyers College alumni
Episode: Beyond the Number with Andrew Mishlove and Bell Island
Andrew Mishlove
2014 TLC graduate, DUI defense expert
Trial Lawyers College alumni
Episode: Beyond the Number with Andrew Mishlove and Bell Island
Brian Snyder
plaintiff's personal injury lawyer from Arizona
Law firm partner, Arizona
Episode: Work's Not Done with Brian Snyder
Mart Harris
Trial lawyer at a Pittsburgh firm; civil rights and criminal defense focus; TLC adjunct professor
Trial Law Firm, Pittsburgh; TLC adjunct professor
Episode: Where Power Answers to Rules with Mart Harris
David Rankin
First recipient of the TLC Rodney King Civil Rights Scholarship
Trial Lawyers College (Rodney King Civil Rights Scholar)
Episode: Seeing the Humanity with Dave Rankin
Geoff Pope
Atlanta lawyer and seventh step graduate of Trial Lawyers College
Trial Lawyers College alumnus
Episode: The Power of Story with Geoff Pope

Hosts

Maren Chaloupka
Amanda Harbour
Andy Delaney

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 97 ratings
  • Fantastic and Eye Opening!

    By far the best podcast for trial lawyers. Shows the ingenious TLC methods and how they are practically used by TLC trial lawyers. Listening to these keeps me connected to TLC methods and makes me so grateful that I joined this community and have been lucky enough to attend so many TLC programs!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Danger4402
    United Statesa year ago
  • Great podcast for Trial Lawyers

    I’ve done one weeklong TLC event. Changed my perspective and outlook on my practice. I wish I had discovered this 25 years ago.

    This podcast is always on my listening list before trials and whenever I need some inspiration about our profession. Great interviews with great lawyers.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BayouB
    United States3 years ago
  • I’m so happy to have this resource and community

    I was certainly overwhelmed by the man formally known as Gerry Spence and what he did with his skanky wife.But after year I have finally let it go. Meanwhile, Rafe has done such a good job in communicating the difficulties that trial lawyers have had during the pandemic. Indeed, I believe there was a Judge in Brooklyn who had a line into Mitch McConnell as Vicki said. Anyway, I’m not gonna be the guy who dresses up in a duck suit, but I have learned so much from youse guys, as they say in Da Bro... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Marcellito
    United States5 years ago
  • Informative and inspiring. If you are interested in learning more about the method listen to this.

    I listen because I have been to the seminar and want to keep that feeling and the teachings fresh.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SR florida
    United States7 years ago
  • Very Disappointing

    I really wanted to like this podcast however listening to it was painful due to such poor production and sound quality. Inexcusably amateur!!!

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    LixxieBag
    United States7 years ago

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Listeners value the practical trial insights and techniques shared by experienced lawyers.
Production quality draws criticism from some listeners, including complaints about sound and distracting audio.
Some listeners find the discussions overly promotional or too vague to provide concrete instruction.
Many describe the conversations as inspiring and renewing, especially for lawyers facing the demands of practice.
The personal stories and candid discussion of advocacy and justice are recurring strengths.

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#149
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#220
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A Truthful Quest with Adam Malone
Q: What changes in hospital policy have been influenced by cases you've worked on?
Cases have driven policy changes such as prohibiting on-call doctors from scheduling elective procedures during a shift and improving transfer of information between prenatal and postnatal care teams to prevent miscommunication.
A Truthful Quest with Adam Malone
Q: How did TLC influence your approach to depositions and expert witnesses?
TLC provided tools for role reversal, scene setting, and witness preparation that help experts articulate their testimony clearly, making complex medical details understandable to jurors without losing technical accuracy.
A Truthful Quest with Adam Malone
Q: Do you have someone in mind that you can reverse roles?
Yes, a physician who can speak to the patient care process from their perspective, to better illuminate gaps and miscommunications that can lead to outcomes like Grayson's, while still focusing on the root cause and accountability.
Someone Has to Care with Kathleen Shell
Q: Kathleen, what do you do and where do you work?
Kathleen explains she is a public defender in the rural 12th Judicial District of Tennessee, handling cases across six counties and two time zones, with a practical appreciation for the logistics of rural practice.
Work's Not Done with Brian Snyder
Q: Did you buy into TLC methodology immediately or was there hesitation?
I bought in immediately after Courage to Ask; committing time away from family and work paid off as I saw a different way to present stories and emotions—opening up to the jury felt necessary and authentic.

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Frequently Asked Questions About The Trial Lawyers College Podcast

What is The Trial Lawyers College Podcast about and what kind of topics does it cover?

Interviews with practicing trial lawyers, public defenders, civil rights advocates and other legal professionals examine courtroom strategy and the human dimensions of advocacy. Conversations often center on how storytelling, psychodrama, role reversal and client-focused preparation shape jury selection, witness work and trial presentations, alongside career paths, difficult cases and the demands of legal practice. Guests bring experience from fields including criminal defense, personal injury, medical malpractice, consumer protection and civil rights.

The recurring format pairs a host with one or more practitioners who discuss cases and the influence of Trial Lawyers College training on their work. The distinctive emphasis is on making le... more

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2. Adam Malone
3. Dr. Joseph Novak
4. Bell Island
5. Andrew Mishlove
6. Brian Snyder
7. Mart Harris
8. David Rankin

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