If you want to podcast… Just Podcast!.   In this episode, I share my takeways from the Podcast Movement conference I attended July 31-August 3.     Get started with a podcast for your practice, (or just for fun), you can get our Free Law Podcasting Startup Guide, when you sign up to access our video series (also free) on

“It gives [clients] confidence in my skills as an attorney.” — Nicole Wipp, Smart Planning 101       Our guest for this episode is Nicole Wipp , an attorney licensed to practice law in both Michigan and Hawaii. She started her law career as a prosecuting attorney in Honolulu, and then moved home to be with family in

Anybody who wants to get out there, should start a podcast…  People have a story to tell.  People like to talk about themselves — Guy  DiMartino, Personal Injury Law Podcast   Guy DiMartino is a lawyer who serves  victims and families of victims of fatal and serious accidents, medical malpractice, and similar matters.    What separates him from most

To humanize yourself, and to become an authority while also being a human being that people can relate to [with a podcast]… is a great thing to do.   — Zachary Strebeck, Legal Moves   Zachary Strebeck is a California attorney that represents game developers, software developers and new media creators. He is also a digital nomad who runs

Be present with the interview and answers, not distracted trying to figure out the next question. — Gordon Firemark       In this episode, I share some thoughts on interview format podcasts.  Why and how they work, how to get the interview, and how to conduct effective interviews.   Hello everybody and welcome back to another solo edition

Make it something that you're really passionate about, then it's just a ton of fun. — Sam Gaylord, The Law Practice Doctor podcast     My guest for this episode is Sam Gaylord,   a founding partner at Gaylord, Popp, LLC in the  Trenton NJ area.  Sam and his firm serve injured workers; helping them with Workers Comp, Social Security,

Long enough, and no longer… — typical advice       In this solo episode, Gordon explores the oft-debated question “How Long should my podcast episodes be?”     Starting a podcast for your law practice?  Check out this FREE video series and learn modern strategies for marketing your services.

Free Video Series teaches modern media strategies for legal marketing.   In honor of the launch of my new how-to-podcast course, Power Podcasting for Lawyers,  I've created a free series of video lessons that teach a simple, cost-effective, and easy-to-implement marketing strategy for lawyers. Listen here for more details, or just visit http://lawpodcasting.com/freevideos  to access the free resources. Thanks!

It's that deep connection you need… It's hard to get that in a blog post. — Mark Deal, U.S. Immigration Podcast   Mark Deal is the Content Director for U.S. Immigration Media, which is a media platform for attorney guest blog posts, a podcast focusing on an attorney at a time, web panels featuring multiple lawyers and is starting

“… it's an intimate way of delivering content… It's also very friendly; listeners can listen at their schedule,when it's convenient for them…” — Jeena Cho Jeena Cho is a partner at JC Law Group PC, a bankruptcy law firm in San Francisco, CA. In addition to her law practice, she teaches mindfulness and meditation to lawyers. She regularly speaks and