The Trial Lawyers College Podcast

Ron Estefan, Amanda Harber, Andy Delaney, Maren Chaloupka

Booking Overview

This is an interview-focused legal podcast covering trial advocacy, courtroom strategy, jury communication, and the human side of representing clients, with external guests typically drawn from experienced attorneys, Trial Lawyers College alumni, faculty, and board members. PR agencies could credibly pitch practicing trial lawyers, legal educators, and specialists in civil rights, medical malpractice, mass torts, or client-centered litigation; booking difficulty is medium because strong subject-matter credentials and a meaningful connection to trial practice are expected.

Metrics

Episodes: 200

Frequency: Weekly

Rating: 4.3/5.0

Estimated listeners: 1k-10k

Gender skew: Unknown

Location: USA

YouTube: 21 subscribers

Instagram: 967 followers

Contact Information

Publicly listed emails

admin@triallawyerscollege.org

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Host

Ron Estefan - Podcast host and interviewer covering Trial Lawyers College methods, trial preparation, and courtroom communication.

Amanda Harber - Podcast host and interviewer covering trial practice, legal procedure, and Trial Lawyers College perspectives.

Andy Delaney - Podcast host and interviewer covering trial practice, legal procedure, and Trial Lawyers College perspectives.

Maren Chaloupka - Podcast host and interviewer focused on trial lawyers’ courtroom experiences, client relationships, and human-centered advocacy.

Booking Intelligence

Booking Requirements

medium

Typical Credentials:

Practicing trial attorneys, legal educators, or Trial Lawyers College alumni, faculty, and board members with substantial courtroom experience and practical insight into client communication, jury persuasion, litigation strategy, or a compelling case history.

Required Achievements:

Significant trial or litigation experience, Notable verdicts or settlements, Leadership, teaching, or alumni involvement in Trial Lawyers College programs, Specialization in civil rights, medical malpractice, mass torts, or other trial-law disciplines

Recent Guest Discussions

Brian Snyder - Trial Preparation, Client Relationships, Opening Statements, Direct Examination, Voir Dire, Vulnerability, And Communicating The Emotional Truth Of A Case.

Jaidyn Spath - Mentorship, Learning Through Experience, And Building A Trial Team With Shared Methods And Language.

Robert Gratzmiller - Mentorship, Learning Through Experience, And Building A Trial Team With Shared Methods And Language.

Mart Harris - Legal Procedure, Jury Polling, Mistrials, Federal Gun Cases, Role Reversal, Mentorship, And Building Effective Trial Teams.

Dave Rankin - Civil Rights Litigation, Prison-related Cases, Uncovering Institutional Wrongdoing, Presenting Complex Human Stories To Juries, And A $9.25 Million Verdict.

Recent Topics

Law, Trial Law, Courtroom Strategy, Jury Selection, Legal Communication

Episodes

Here's the recent few episodes on

The Trial Lawyers College Podcast

Beyond the Number with Andrew Mishlove and Bell Island

September 28, 2026

Trial Lawyers College graduates Andrew Mishlove and Bell Island join Maren Chaloupka to explore one of the toughest challenges in trial advocacy: turning complicated forensic science into a story jurors can understand and care about. From contaminated blood samples and unreliable measurements to the rules that give scientific testing meaning, Andrew and Bell explain why simply proving the science is not enough and how the TLC method helps lawyers connect technical evidence to larger themes of...

Work's Not Done with Brian Snyder

September 21, 2026

Arizona trial lawyer Brian Snyder joins Ron Estefan to talk about what brought him to Trial Lawyers College and how programs like Courage to Ask and Trial Skills Foundation changed the way he prepares cases, connects with clients, and tells their stories in the courtroom. Brian shares how learning to become more vulnerable helped him move beyond simply presenting facts and begin communicating the emotional truth of a case through opening statement, direct examination, and voir dire. He also r...

Where Power Answers to Rules with Mart Harris

September 14, 2026

Trial Lawyers College graduate Mart Harris joins Amanda Harber and Andy Delaney to explore how mastering procedure can level the playing field when lawyers take on governments, corporations, and other powerful opponents. From turning guilty verdicts into a mistrial through a careful jury poll to discovering the overlooked story that changed the course of a federal gun case, Mart shares how TLC tools like role reversal, silence, and discovering the story have transformed the way he practices a...

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