
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.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 204 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CareersBusinessCoursesEducation | |||

Public defender and Trial Lawyers College alum Kathleen Shell joins Amanda Harbour 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
Arizona trial lawyer Brian Snyder joins Ron Estefan to talk about what brought him to Trial Lawyers College and how programs like Courage to Ask and Trial Skills Foundation changed the way he prepares cases, connects with clients, and tells their sto... more
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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!
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.
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
I listen because I have been to the seminar and want to keep that feeling and the teachings fresh.
I really wanted to like this podcast however listening to it was painful due to such poor production and sound quality. Inexcusably amateur!!!
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The show centers on expanding trial advocacy through immersive TLC-methodology, with a strong emphasis on storytelling, juror connection, and authentic client representation. Guests range from public defenders and civil rights practitioners to plaintiff attorneys and psychodramatists, often discussing how psychodrama, front-loading mitigation, and narrative strategies shape courtroom outcomes. Notable threads include race and bias in trials, ethical duties under the Constitution, and how outcomes are influenced by human-centered storytelling, vulnerability, and community support. The format often blends practical trialtips with personal journeys, mentorship, and the communal TLC environment, making it valuable for listeners who want actiona... more
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