Recent Episodes

Listener Juli is worried about her stamina on the LSAT. Nate and Josh tell her to forget about stamina or endurance, attempt fewer questions, and focus on getting those questions right.

Nate and Josh give a listener advice on how to make the most out of a commute to law school.

Josh and Nate give some advice to a former D1 athlete on rehabilitating a less-than-stellar GPA.

Listener Samantha is curious about Jacksonville University's provisionally accredited law school. Josh and Nate break it down.

Nate and Josh go over how students should approach answer choices in LR after they've made a strong prediction.

With the January LSAT starting tomorrow, Nate and Josh tell listeners what they should be doing in the days leading up to the test.

Ben and Nate give an overview of how to review LSAT mistakes effectively.

Nate and Ben weigh in on advice from a pre-law adviser: Don't apply to law school with a GPA lower than 3.6.

Ben and Nate counsel listener Peter, a former engineering major, on how his STEM background can serve his law school dreams.

To ring in the new year, Ben and Nate give their take on New Year's resolutions for LSAT students.

Nate and Ben help a listener decide between two law schools and warn him of the risk of choosing a sub-par school.

Listener Larissa is struggling with switching from drilling to timed sections. Ben and Nate give her one of the oldest pieces of Demon advice: Ignore the clock, and treat timed practice the same as drilling.

Josh and Nate react to a Reddit post with a rare pearl of wisdom: Read the argument first.

Nate and Josh give their thoughts on a list of "tips" for getting into law school.

Isabella is worried because her most recent practice test score was 12 points lower than a recent high practice score. Nate and Josh tell her practice scores will vary and advocate focusing on the questions instead of the score at the end.