Law Podcasting Episode 15- Daniel Gershburg of “I Am The Law”

Daniel Gershburg

 

If they sound too polished, it doesn't feel real.

-Daniel Gershburg, I Am The Law


In this episode of the Law Podcasting Podcast, we speak with Daniel Gershburg, a New York  real estate and bankruptcy attorney, and host of I Am The Law.   And Co-host of Trigger Warning, with his partner Eric Mayer

In our interesting chat, Daniel revealed his motivations for podcasting, including his reasons for a switch from consumer/client-facing, to lawyer-facing subject matter after only a few episodes.

Find the podcasts at I AM THE LAW  (iTunes) and  the main law-firm Web site at: http://DanielGershburg.com

Trigger Warning Podcast

And Trigger Warning with co-host Eric Mayer:  http://triggercast.wordpress.com

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Law Podcasting Episode 14 – Bennet Kelley of Cyberlaw & Business Report

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Bennet Kelley

 

If you can distinguish yourself in a narrow vertical… it's easy to jump to the top.”

– Bennet Kelley

 

 

 

 

Bennet Kelley handles cyber space and internet law matters as well as a host of related fields like advertising and e-commerce, entertainment, intellectual property, government relations,  and more.
He is a past co-chair of the California Bar Cyberspace Committee and is currently Vice Chair of the Technology, Internet and Privacy interest group of the California Bar IP Section.  He recently was named one of the top attorneys in Digital Media and E-Commerce by the Los Angeles Business Journal.

As host of Cyber Law & Business Report since January 2011 he has interviewed some of the leading voices in internet law and policy, winning praise from guests for his on air style and knowledge.  In 2014, the show won a nomination from the LA Press Club for best public affairs talk show.

 

Find the Cyber Law & Business Report on WebMasterRadio.fm (Live Wednesday mornings at 10am Pacific), or at http://www.cyberlawradio.com, and in iTunes

Bennets law practice Web site is:  http://www.internetlawcenter.net

 

 


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Law Podcasting Episode 13 – Impostor Syndrome

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Impostor! 

In this episode, we explore the psychological phenomenon known as “Impostor Syndrome”, in which an otherwise, competent, capable person experiences the irrational belief that he or she is concealing the fact that he or she is a fraud.

The Phenomenon afflicts nearly 70% of people occasionally, and as many as 20% of us regularly.

In this episode of the Law Podcasting Podcast, we examine a few strategies for overcoming this situation by realistically examining our accomplishments and capabilities, externalizing them, along with the perceived failings, and embracing our authentic selves.


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Law Podcasting Episode 12 – David Sparks (MacSparky) of Mac Power Users

David “MacSparky” Sparks

  • “Stick to a schedule

  • Don’t go too general

  • Focus on audio quality”

–David Sparks,
Mac Power Users

My guest for this session is David Sparks, A business lawyer from Orange County, California,  and a self proclaimed geek. David is also a podcasterblogger, and author who writes about finding the best tools, hardware, and workflows for using Apple products to get work done. David   writes for Macworld magazine and speaks about technology pretty much all over the place.
Find the podcast at:  http://macpowerusers.com.  David's blog, books and other materials are available on his Website at http://macsparky.com.

 

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David's Books:

David's Screencasts


Our Resources

 

 

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Law Podcasting Episode 11 – Best Laid Plans

Best Laid Plans..

Best Laid Plains…

 

 “the best laid plans of mice and men often go awry”

— Robert Burns (Scottish Poet)

 

In this episode, I share my approach to things when plans go off the rails.  The scheduled interview for today fell through, so I needed my fallback plan.

I also explore some of the tools and techniques I use in planning podcast episodes, and a bit about my workflow in preparing, recording, and publishing my shows.

 

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Law Podcasting Episode10 – Nick Pavlidis of 5 Minutes with Dad and Confessions of a Terrible Husband

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“…I'm finding that I'm actually connecting with business people who start to know, like and trust me because they get a sense of who I am…”

— Nick Pavlidis

My Guest for this episode is Nick Pavlidis, a  Boston area lawyer who serves as in-house counsel for an international corporate management firm, helping them with commercial, corporate, labor, and export compliance matters.  Prior to that, he spent almost 10 years as a corporate and bankrupty litigator in a large New York City law firm.  In addition to his law practice, Nick coaches young lawyers on how to build their networks for career flexibility and client development and also helps high achievers grow their businesses while maintaining strong boundaries around family and personal priorities.

Nick's most recent project can be found at www.YoungLawyerMarketing.com, through which he trains law students and young lawyers on how to build their networks.  This includes an 8-week online getting started course, group and individual coaching, and law school and law firm training programs.

cover170x170But we're here to talk about podcasting.  Nick's podcasts are Five Minutes With Dad, which he cohosts with his 5-year-old son and 3-year-old daughter; and Confessions of a Terrible Husband, in which he interviews the greatest minds in business and relationships on how to build a life that matters.   Contact Nick by email at [email]nick@younglawyermarketing.com[/email]

 


Some of the resources mentioned in this podcast:Nick and his kids use our favorite entry-level podcasting microphone, the Audio-Technica ATR2100-USB Cardioid Dynamic USB/XLR Microphone

 

 

 

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Law Podcasting Episode 9 – Samuel Partida, Jr. of The Criminal Nuggets Podcast

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Samuel Partida, Jr.

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 “…I want to learn from my peers. I wish they all had podcasts.” 

— Samuel Partida, Jr. – The Criminal Nuggets Podcast

 

 

 

Samuel Partida, Jr. is a criminal defense attorney in Illinois. He was in private practice as an Illinois defense attorney for about three three years. Before that he was an assistant state's attorney for nine years. He has prosecuted or defended every kind of state criminal charge in Illinois ranging from traffic offenses to murders. Samuel is also a former recipient of his region's Litigator of the Year Award, and is the founder of IllinoisCaseLaw.com and creator of The Criminal Nuggets Podcast. Samuel' focus has recently changed from litigating in court to educating other attorneys.

Sam is sort of semi-retired, taking a sabbatical from practice and looking at these other things.

Sam revealed that some of his biggest hurdles were  the willingness to put in the time to prepare his podcast while still working at a law fir.  He struggled, he says, with the guilt about having fun doing something like this.  “It felt like taking the afternoon off to go to a ball-game”

Sam's workflow involves “batching” things. He keeps up with the case law as it comes out, and summarizes things as he goes, then pulls together several episodes in one day, releasing them two-per-week.

According to Sam, Podcasts are good for positioning lawyers as the experts they are, and can enhance the prestige of a firm by highlighting that expertise.


 

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Econ Talk Podcast  Dan Carlin's  Hardcore Histoy Podcast

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Law Podcasting Episode 8 – Choosing your podcasting microphone

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 The best microphone to use, is the one you have…

 

 

 

 

In this episode of the show, I share some criteria to consider when choosing a microphone for podcasting.

I discuss the types of microphones available, from on-board laptop mice, to headsets, usb microphones, and full, professional grade xlr mics that require a mixer and audio interface.

Then, we explore the technological aspect, and discuss the differences between condenser microphones and dynamic mics.

Next, I take a look at a few of the most common mics on the market for podcasters.

 

Ultimately, I make my recommendation:  The Audio-Technica ATR-2100 USB is the best value for the price, and has terrific sound quality.

Some of the resources mentioned in this podcast:

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Here's a quick video that shows how to connect and use this mic.

 

Law Podcasting Episode 7 – Josh Brown of Franchise Euphoria

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 “[Podcasting] is the single, greatest thing I've ever done for my practice.”

-Josh Brown, Franchise Euphoria

My guest on the show this time around is Josh Brown. Josh is a practicing franchise attorney in Carmel, Indiana. He has built a legal practice around helping entrepreneurs build businesses that scale and grow. Josh loves helping entrepreneurs, business owners, franchisees and franchisors build profitable businesses that reflect the owners vision and provides value to customers.

He speaks, blogs, writes articles, and is the creator and host of Franchise Euphoria, a top-rated podcast on iTunes.

He has a  wife, two daughters and a golf habit, and spends his spare time pursuing his own entrepreneurial dreams.

Find the podcast at:  Franchise Euphoria (iTunes) or FranchiseEuphoria.com and  the main law-firm Web site at: indyfranchiselawyer.com.

 

Some of the resources Josh mentioned in this podcast:

John Lee Dumas' Entrepreneur On Fire Podcast

Jaime Tardy's Eventual Millionnaire Podcast

Dan Miller's 48 Days Podcast

Jim Hart's Legal Marketing Made Easy ( and here's Jim Hart's Episode on Law Podcasting Podcast)

Jared Easley's Starve The Doubts podcast

Paul Blais' Doubt the Doubts podcast

Pavlos and Nick Pavlidis' Five Minutes With Dad – Fun and Untold Lessons on Parenting, Kids, Children, Activities, Games, and Living Well

Equipment and software Josh Uses:

Audio-Technica ATR-2100 USB Podcasting Microphone

Screenflow screencasting software (Try Camtasia, on PC, or Jing as an alternative)

 

 


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Law Podcasting Episode 6 – John Skiba of JDBlogger Podcast and Consumer Warrior Podcast

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My guest for this episode is John Skiba, a Phoenix area lawyer who serves consumers, helping them with consumer related litigation – debt defense, FDCPA matters, and bankruptcy.

John has started his own solo practice on two different occasions. In his spare time, John coaches high school football and work on his hobby farm with his six kids and 5 cows.

John's podcasts are :

JDBlogger Podcast (http://jdblogger.com)

and;

Consumer Warrior Podcast

And his law-practice site is at http://skibalaw.com

Some of the resources mentioned in this podcast:

Pat Flynn's Smart Passive Income Blog and Podcast

Cliff Ravenscraft's Podcast Answer Man podcast

WordPress – Blog Hosting Platform

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Audacity – open-source audio editing software

Libsyn podcast hosting service

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Power Podcasting for Lawyers

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