In this episode, Prof. Lissa Griffin walks listeners through Federal Rules of Evidence 403-415. She gives clear examples of each rule and explains how to spot the relevant rule on an exam. Our discussion ends with a fool-proof step by step method for analyzing whether a particular piece of evidence is admissible for purposes of answering both law school and bar questions. 

In this episode, Karen Eisen, Dean of Career and Professional Development at Brooklyn Law School shares tips on securing a job during your 2L summer. She explains the limited reach of On-Campus Interviews (OCI) and gives tips for those who haven't found a summer position once OCI week has finished. She shares that the bulk of legal employers don't know their hiring needs until winter or spring, the time in which 90% of law students find their second summer position. Dean Eisen also shares her opinion on the benefits and pitfalls of recruitment season for students who transfer after their 1L year. This podcast is essential for all 1L and 2L students as well as professors who want the inside scoop on the advice students get from career services. 

In this episode, I provide a short discussion that defines and distinguishes the MPC four levels of intent; Purposefully, Knowingly, Recklessly and Negligently

In this episode, Prof. Kris Franklin of New York Law School discusses how students should think about and approach law school. Her discussion is of value to anyone starting law school, taking their first set of exams, or taking exams after a disappointing semester.

In this episode, Ainissa Proctor rising 2L and host of the blog "Legally Complicated" talks about her 1L experience. As a first generation law student, Ainissa had to build her own community to assure success. She talks about how she went about creating a support network and shares the many law school inside scoops that are key to advancing in a law school career. 

In this episode, Prof. Rachel Gurvich, Clinical Assistant Professor of Law at the University of North Carolina School of Law and co-author of the blog #PracticeTuesdays shares her 1L experience. She discusses the mistakes she made and how she turned the experience around to graduate magna cum laude from Harvard Law School. Her advice is recognized nationwide, and this episode is a "must listen" for any incoming 1L. 

In this episode, Mimi Rocah, Pace Law's Distinguished Fellow in Criminal Justice and NBC/MSNBC Legal Analyst shares career advice. While her journey is particular to a career in federal prosecution, Prof. Rocah's wisdom is valuable to anyone building a law career. She highlights the importance of finding a good mentor, the value that life experience can bring to future employers and the notion that one job can lead to an unexpected next job. This episode is incredibly relevant to anyone considering pursuing a career in the law and particularly useful to those in the middle of a legal job search or interested in changing law careers. 

In this episode I speak with Bobby Kissel Cornell Law '16 about how he spent the day before the bar. Bobby's best advice... RELAX!!!! And know that you have learned all you can for the big test. Bobby's experience will help you chill out and feel good about whatever emotions you experience for the bar exam days.