In one of our most interesting shows yet, Ohio State University Professor of Law Douglas Berman—longtime author of Sentencing Law & Policy—joins us to discuss blogging as an academic, how it's influenced his career, the role blogging plays in shaping the law and, naturally, what it's like having your blog cited by the Supreme Court. 

We are joined by privacy, data, and cybersecurity lawyer Jason Gavejian on This Week in Legal Blogging. He sits down with Bob Ambrogi to talk about the internal and external value of blogging, and how a good publication not only attracts clients, but even talent to a firm. 

We are joined by longtime blogger Eric Turkewitz on This Week in Legal Blogging. He sits down with Kevin O'Keefe—who fills in for Bob Ambrogi this week—to talk about his entry into the world of blogging and why he keeps at it 14 years later. 

In a shorter installment of This Week in Legal Blogging, we are joined by employment, workplace and Title IX law authority Angela Reddock-Wright. She sits down with Bob Ambrogi to discuss her experience with blogging throughout the years and why she does it.

We are joined by broadcast law thought-leader David Oxenford, who's been blogging for 15 years, on This Week in Legal Blogging. He sits down with Bob Ambrogi to talk about the FCC recognizing his blog, adapting to a technology-based world, and why he began blogging and continues to do so.

We are joined by workplace class action expert Gerald Maatman—who's run a successful blog since 2003—on This Week in Legal Blogging. He sits down with Bob Ambrogi to talk about patience, key elements behind a well-done blog post, and why he began blogging.

We are joined by Steven Koprince and Shane McCall of Koprince Law on This Week in Legal Blogging. They sit down with Bob Ambrogi to discuss what makes a good blog post, how blogging makes you a better attorney, and offer a behind-the-scenes look at managing a multi-authored blog. 

We are joined by SCOTUS blogger Amy Howe on This Week in Legal Blogging. She sits down with Bob Ambrogi to explain how the two publications differ and the value blogging has.

We are joined by Ropes and Gray's Edward McNicholas on This Week in Legal Blogging. He sits down with Bob Ambrogi to discuss how data and privacy law has become more prevalent this year and how that's impacted the blog and his practice.

We are joined by Harvard Law professor Rebecca Tushnet on This Week in Legal Blogging. She sits down with Bob Ambrogi to discuss how blogging keeps her up-to-date and organized on the law as well as the differences between academic writing and blogging.