The LSAT Simplified

About The LSAT Simplified

Think the LSAT is a beast? Think again. In this podcast, Ben Parker and friends show you how the LSAT can actually be easy. We cut through the BS of traditional LSAT studying, offering clear, practical strategies and no-nonsense advice to help you master the exam without the fluff. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to fine-tune your approach, join us as we simplify complex concepts and pave a straightforward path to law school success. The LSAT is easy when you know how to approach it. Subscribe, rate, and review, and send in questions to be answered to our show by emailing support@heyfuturelawyer.com Access our full LSAT prep platform as well as our free course at HeyFutureLawyer (https://www.heyfuturelawyer.com/).

Publisher

Hey Future Lawyer

Category

education

Language

en

Explicit

Yes

First episode

30 Nov 2023

Latest episode

6 Oct 2026

Latest episodes

32 of 194 episodes have a transcript.

1. 

   6 Oct 2026TRANSCRIPT

   I Filmed Every LSAT Question Ever. Here’s What I Learned. (Ep. 80)

   Ben, host of The LSAT Simplified, shares ten crucial lessons learned from analyzing thousands of LSAT questions, revealing the test's underlying simplicity for aspiring lawyers.

2. 

   29 Sept 2026TRANSCRIPT

   Only 6% of Our LSAT Students Are Studying Enough (Ep. 79)

   Host Ben discusses Hey Future Lawyer study data revealing only 6% of LSAT students meet baseline study standards, offering insights into effective preparation for score improvement.

3. 

   22 Sept 2026TRANSCRIPT

   You're Misunderstanding “Apply Early” for Law School (Ep. 78 with Madeline)

   LSAT tutor and 2L Madeline joins host Ben Parker to clarify law school application timing, dissect critical reading for LSAT questions, and critique personal statement advice, offering insights for aspiring lawyers.

Inside a recent episode

I Filmed Every LSAT Question Ever. Here’s What I Learned. (Ep. 80)

Published 6 Oct 2026 · Transcript excerpt

[…] And every single question follows that formula. For example, on a must-be-true question, they will give you a set of facts and ask you what conclusions can be drawn. But some of you might go, oh, Ben, that's a must be true. Like, of course, that's how it works. But what about a flaw question? The same thing is actually true. It's just that they're giving you the premise and the conclusion. And then it's your job to point out why those things don't follow, which is not a fundamentally different scale from a must be true question. […]

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5,939

Score snapshot 15 Sept 2025

Apple Podcasts (US)

4.4 / 5

44 ratings

Spotify

4.6 / 5

28 ratings

Podcast Authority Score: 65 / 100

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Quality

80

Social presence

0

YouTube

74

Engagement

51

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