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I subscribed to a lot of legal podcasts because i get a lot more from them than from tv news, which at this point, who cares I don’t have a tv anymore, so when exercising or doing some chore, it is between cspan and podcasts They are all interesting in their own way but my current fave is Opening Arguments. The host is one of those people who no matter what he says, it is always funny. Turns out the reason is because he really is funny From google ai Opening Arguments is a law podcast hosted by comedian Thomas Smith that aims to help listeners understand legal concepts and current events. The show typically airs Monday through Friday, with each day having a different focus: Monday: Deep dives into legal topics Wednesday: "Thomas Takes the Bar Exam" and patron shoutouts Friday: Rapid responses to legal issues in the news Smith invites legal analysts onto the show to discuss popular legal topics and provide tools for listeners to understand the issues. The show's goal is to equip listeners to win arguments on the internet or with family members. ….. The second funniest guy is Ben Wittes on Lawfare. Every time someone says Greg Bovino, he moos By contrast, Sisters in Law is the most boring. It can be informative, but it is more like Sisters in Yawn