For years, through to the beginning of 2018, these podcasts were of such high quality as to be addicting. Listening to those wonderful podcasts was like sitting in the back of the most brilliant and engaging salon!

This podcast presents such a rich variety of content with speakers who are the highest experts in their fields. Perfect for anyone interested in the complexities of law and still interesting for everyone else.

Even to people without legal training, this podcast is extremely helpful in thinking about the most pressing issues of the day.

Test

I am teaching a law and economics oriented contracts class to lawyers, judges and prosecutors in an LLM program in Manila. I am using these lectures to supplement the course and for make up assignments. This is a great resource.

These lectures will mostly interest the law student & lawyer crowds but for this audience they are great. The content of each lecture I have listened to is substantively deep and intellectually engaging. It is nice to listen to people whose work I have read or name I have heard of but haven't been able to hear from directly. My only problem is that the audio quality. There is a fair amount of background noise, but not to the extent that makes listening annoying. It just sounds like someone is sitting in the middle of the room with a recorder. So you hear table bumps, pop cans opening, coughs, doors, etc. However, I can hear 99% of the words so very little content is lost. I'm glad Chicago decided to make these lectures available via podcast. Thanks for sharing the knowledge. I think it is good way to promote the law school as well.