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Top 20 podcast episodes of 2021

After a record-breaking year of downloads, we look back at the most-downloaded episodes of The Lawyers Weekly Show in the last 12 months.

user iconJerome Doraisamy 17 December 2021 Big Law
Top 20 podcast episodes of 2021
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The Lawyers Weekly Show has – as of the time of filing this story – received over 300,000 downloads in this calendar year. That amounts to an average of 25,000 downloads per month and almost 6,000 downloads per week. At its peak in 2021, the podcast received 33,000 downloads in a single month.

Speaking about the year that was on The Lawyers Weekly Show, host Jerome Doraisamy – who is the deputy editor of Lawyers Weekly – said that the exponential growth of this content medium is a testament to how legal professionals are consuming news and editorial in the modern age.

“Podcast episodes allow us to dive deeper – not only into the myriad issues, challenges and trends facing legal professionals of all stripes, but also into the personal stories that underpin how best those professionals can navigate what is in front of them,” he said.

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“We’re thrilled to see such significant movement on this medium for our audience, and we will continue to up the ante in 2022.

To view the full list of episodes published on The Lawyers Weekly Podcast Network in 2021, click here.

The top 20 episodes for this year were:

20. Overcoming the ‘golfing lawyer’ mindset

19. The changing nature of leadership in law

18. Board work makes you a better lawyer

17. Lawyers must be anti-fragile

16. Lawyers need to be better public speakers

15. Space law, IP and trade secrets

14. Soft skills are more important than ever

13. What clients want post-pandemic

12. Legal ops: A ‘meaningful and valuable’ vocational path

11. Lawyers must be more visible

10. Employment contracts are insurance policies

9. What new partners need to know

8. Who pays the penalty for breaches of the WHS Act?

7. Lawyers are ‘way too nice’ with fees and billing

6. The ‘public interest’ defence to defamation

5. Making exercise non-negotiable in the working week

4. Litigators in for a year of ‘drastic change’

3. Van living and alternative legal lifestyles

2. Breaking up with a bad boss

1. ‘I wanted to go to sleep and not wake up again’

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