Recent Episodes

Nathan and Ben demonstrate a three-step process for objecting to an argument that confuses correlation for causation.

The only reliable way to get faster on the LSAT is by slowing down and solving one question at a time.

Nathan and Ben imagine a kinder world where everyone pays the same price for law school.

Ben and Nathan discuss why those who conquer the LSAT don’t settle for fifty-fifty guesses.

Ben and Nathan outline their flexible approach to prediction.

Nathan and Ben discuss how LSAT prep goes hand-in-hand with law school prep.

Ben and Erik discuss why positive self-talk is vital to your relationship with the LSAT.

The guys encourage listeners to drop their note-taking crutches and to engage with the LSAT on a more immediate level.

You can solve any Logical Reasoning question without diagramming by reading carefully and engaging your common sense.

Nathan and Ben advise a discouraged student to ease up on the gas pedal and take it one question at a time.

The guys celebrate listeners’ successes on the August LSAT.

LSAT growth comes from thoroughly reviewing your mistakes. But what does a thorough review look like?

Nathan and Ben shine a light on a shady scholarship practice.

Nathan and Ben examine the root cause of underperformance on the LSAT: too much concern for the clock and not enough focus on understanding.

Ben and Nathan discuss the new format for LSAT Writing and critique a practice essay submitted by an LSAT Demon student.