The PowerScore LSAT PodCast

The August LSAT was a wild ride, from formatting errors to first-ever section constructions, but Jon was strapped in for all of it and is here with the full details. Tune in to Episode 181 as he outlines what went wrong, what counted and what didn't, and what your scoring scale will look like based on the exact content you received!

In Episode 180, Jon Denning and PowerScore Senior Instructor Adam Tyson team up to talk all about our brand new LSAT Homestretch Course, from what inspired it to its unique curriculum to exactly how it has helped hundreds of students gain crucial points in their final few weeks before test day. Give this episode a listen to learn how the Homestretch Course can help you, too!

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With the June 2026 LSATs finally behind us, Jon is here with a full breakdown! In Episode 179 he analyzes all 61 possible June test forms—domestic and international—revealing source tests and how well they match the Crystal Ball predictions, highlights the most notable content that was scored and experimental, and finally provides a section-by-section scale matrix to help you determine the exact curve for your particular exam.

Episode 178 contains the full April 2026 LSAT breakdown, both international and domestic, with Jon outlining every scored and experimental section in use all week (a quick discussion as there were hardly any), an analysis of how his latest Crystal Ball predictions turned out, and the scoring scales for every possible test combination. He also includes a detailed description of how make up tests work—critical information for anyone sitting for a retake!

The second, and likely smallest, LSAT of 2026 has wrapped, so it's time to talk specifics! Join Jon as he breaks down the February test—real sections vs experimentals, and every scaling outcome—as well as some breaking news for anyone testing a little later this year.

2026 is off to a roaring start with four intense days of January LSAT turmoil: not only was there an challenging mix of new and reused content, but the test makers pulled a Reading Comp stunt that caught everyone by (unfortunate) surprise. But as always Jon's on the case and has all the details, from what was real and what wasn't, to precisely what happened in RC, to the exact curve your scored sections will produce!

After five long days, the final LSAT of 2025 has mercifully ended, and Jon is here with everything you need to know! Tune in as he breaks down a whopping 14 sections from the November exam, clarifying what was scored and what was experimental, and providing scaling estimates for every combination of content.

In this brief, 18-minute discussion, Jon outlines his vision for the future of the PowerScore PodCast now that Dave Killoran, his long-time cohost, has departed. Give Episode 174 a listen if you're curious about what comes next!

2025's test year is drawing to a close, and the October LSAT cements itself as a milestone on many fronts. Not only did it contain a unique combination of new and reused content, but it's also Dave Killoran's final LSAT (and possibly podcast) at PowerScore. Tune in as he and Jon break down the test, predict scoring scales, and bid a very fond—and hopefully temporary—farewell to the greatest this industry's ever seen.

September 2025's LSAT proved to be one for the record books, as the test makers chose to forego the usual routine of mixing old sections with new, and instead presented exclusively first-use material for the entire week. But fear not: Dave and Jon weathered the storm and managed to track it all, compiling the entire catalogue of content! In Episode 172 they outline everything on offer, noting what was real and experimental, and detailing the scoring scales for all the content combinations.