The Lawfare Podcast - Podcast Rankings and reviews

Deeply informative and insightful. Other political podcasts ask the guest questions that the audience kind of know how they’ll respond. The questions on Lawfare are always incredibly nuanced and really make you think about how you’d react in these high wire situations.

I love to listen to the Lawfare podcast while doing my makeup (including, recently, while getting ready on my bachelorette party). It’s a calming ritual and a great way to learn from smart thinkers and keep myself engaged while my hands are busy.

Ad breaks are now on the order of six minutes long and have gotten to the point it’s diluted the content so completely it’s not worth considering the premium tier.

Expect to fast forward the first six minutes of new episodes to get to the content.

An entertaining episode on a serious matter. Nick’s presents a clear understanding of Trump’s plan for politicizing the hiring & firing of Federal personnel. I appreciate understanding the theories behind why Trump doesn’t, nay, invites lawsuits from those fired so his theory can be tested by the Supreme Court. Where do I send Nick a Grubhub gift certificate? Alan moves this detailed account in his delightful sardonic matter.

I wanted to hear about Elon Musk and Twitter, so I decided to give Lawfare a try. The content was interesting. But then I had to listen to 9 minutes of advertisements in the middle of the episode. This included repeating the same 4-minute advertisement that was already played at the beginning of the episode. I’ve never heard such a long stream of advertisements in a podcast. This is the first and last time I listen to Lawfare.