🎙️ My Law School Library Adds The Lawyer’s Guide to Podcasting to Empower Ethical, Tech-Savvy Attorneys ⚖️

https://law-capital.libguides.com/SpecialCollections/NewBooks

I’m thrilled to share that my alma mater, Capital University Law School, has added my book, The Lawyer’s Guide to Podcasting, to its Law Library Special Collections. 🎉📚 Seeing this guide on the same shelves where I learned to think like a lawyer underscores how central ethical technology use has become to modern advocacy. 🎙️ Written for attorneys with limited to moderate tech skills, it walks readers through planning, recording, and promoting a law‑firm podcast while honoring ABA Model Rules on technology competence, confidentiality, and attorney advertising, helping you communicate confidently, credibly, and compliantly. ⚖️🚀

You can pick up your copy on Amazon Today!

ANNOUNCEMENT: My Book, “The Lawyer’s Guide to Podcasting,” is Amazon #1 New Release (Law Office Technology)

I’m excited to report that The Lawyer’s Guide to Podcasting ranked #1 as a New Release in Amazon’s Law Office Technology category for the week of February 07, 2026, and sales have already doubled since last month. 🎙️📈

For lawyers with limited-to-moderate tech skills, the book focuses on practical, repeatable workflows for launching and sustaining a compliant podcast presence. ⚖️💡

As you plan content, remember ABA Model Rule 1.1 (technology competence) and the related duties of confidentiality (Rule 1.6) and communications about services (Rule 7.1): use secure tools, avoid accidental client disclosures, and ensure marketing statements are accurate. 🔐✅

Get your copy today! 📘🚀

ANNOUNCEMENT: The Lawyer’s Guide to Podcasting Is Here: A Practical, Ethical Launch Plan for Busy Lawyers 🎙️⚖️

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I’m excited to share! The wait is over! The Lawyer’s Guide to Podcasting is officially released. 🎉🎙️ This book is built for lawyers, paralegals, and legal professionals who want a clear, practical path to launching a podcast—without needing to be “techy” to get it right.

Podcasting has become one of the most effective ways to build trust at scale. People want more than ads. They want a real voice. They want context. They want clarity. A podcast lets you educate, connect, and show your professional judgment in a way a website cannot. It also gives prospective clients a low-pressure way to get to know you before they ever call. 📈🤝

This guide covers the full podcast lifecycle in plain language. You will learn how to pick a topic that fits your goals and schedule. You will learn the most useful show formats for legal audiences, including solo episodes, interviews, storytelling, and educational series. You will also learn what to buy (and what to skip) when building your gear setup. That includes microphones, headphones, webcams, lighting, and basic acoustic improvements that matter in real offices. 🎧🎥💡

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Software matters too. In this book, I explain beginner and pro options for recording and editing. It also covers remote recording tools and simple video workflows for YouTube and modern platforms. You will get a clear explanation of podcast hosting and distribution, including how RSS feeds deliver your episodes to directories like Apple Podcasts and Spotify. 📲🌍

A major focus of this book is professional responsibility. Lawyers must avoid accidental legal advice. Lawyers must avoid creating unintended attorney-client relationships. Lawyers must also watch multi-jurisdictional issues and advertising rules. This guide addresses those risks directly and gives practical guardrails you can use in real episodes. 🛡️📜

You will also learn how to use AI efficiently and ethically. AI can save time on transcripts, show notes, clips, and repurposed content. It can also create risk if you feed it sensitive data or publish unverified output. The book offers a workflow-first approach that protects confidentiality and supports accuracy. ✅🤖

The Lawyer’s Guide to Podcasting is part of the Lawyers Tech Guide (LTG) series from Michael D.J. Eisenberg, creator of The Tech-Savvy Lawyer.Page. The mission is simple: use technology to communicate clearly, serve people better, and reclaim time. ⏳✨

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🚨🎙️📘 Three Days Left: The Lawyer’s Guide to Podcasting releases NEXT WEEK! 🥳🥳🥳

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Inside title page of The Lawyer’s Guide to Podcasting, releasing January 19, 2026.

“The Lawyer’s Guide to Podcasting” will be released on Monday, January 19, 2026, through Amazon!!!

Designed for legal professionals, this book walks through every step of launching and sustaining an effective, ethically sound podcast that supports your practice and professional reputation.​

You will learn:

• Show formats

• Equipment needed

• Show hosting platforms to use

• Growing your audience

• Maintaining Professional Ethics

• Maybe earn some $Money$ too!

Want the release link the moment it’s live?
Email Admin@TheTechSavvyLawyer.Page with subject “Book Link.” I’ll send it on launch day. 🚀

🎙️📘 Quick reminder: The Lawyer’s Guide to Podcasting releases NEXT WEEK!

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Inside title page of The Lawyer’s Guide to Podcasting, releasing January 19, 2026.

If you want a podcast that sounds professional without turning your week into a production project, this book is built for you. It’s practical. It’s workflow-first. It keeps ethics and confidentiality in view. 🔐⚖️

✅ Inside you’ll learn:

• How to choose a podcast format that fits your goals 🎯

• A simple, reliable setup that sounds credible 🎤

• Recording habits that reduce editing time ⏱️

• Repurposing steps so one episode powers your content plan ♻️

📩 Want the release link the moment it’s live? Email Admin@TheTechSavvyLawyer.Page with subject “Book Link.” I’ll send it on launch day. 🚀

ANNOUNCEMENT (BOOK RELEASE): The Lawyer’s Guide to Podcasting: The Simple, Ethics-Aware Playbook to Launch a Professional Podcast (Release mid-January, 2026)

Anticipated release is mid-january 2026.

🎙️📘 Podcasting is still one of the fastest ways to build trust. It works for lawyers, legal professionals, and any expert who needs to explain complex topics in plain language.

On January 19, 2026, I’m releasing The Lawyer’s Guide to Podcasting. This book is designed for busy professionals who want a podcast that sounds credible, protects confidentiality, and fits into a real workflow. No studio required. No tech overwhelm.

✅ Inside the book, you’ll learn:

• How to pick a podcast format that matches your goals 🎯

• The “minimum viable setup” that sounds professional 🎤

• Recording workflows that reduce editing time ⏱️

• Practical ethics and risk habits for public content 🔐

• Repurposing steps so one episode becomes a week of marketing ♻️

📩 Get the release link: Email Admin@TheTechSavvyLawyer.Page with the subject line “Podcasting Book Link” and I’ll send the link as soon as the book is released. 📩🎙️

📢 ANNOUNCEMENT: Tech-Savvy Saturdays Takes a Brief Hiatus - Continuing to Empower Lawyers with Legal Tech Insights Through Blogs and Podcasts.

Hey everyone!

My goal with Tech-Savvy Saturdays (TSS) is to consistently serve as a cornerstone resource for legal professionals seeking to navigate the evolving landscape of legal technology. Due to other obligations, I need to take a pause on TSS.  But fear not, TSS will return in several months. Meanwhile, you can still stay updated on all things legal tech through the Tech-Savvy Lawyer Blog and Podcast.

Stay safe and Tech-Savvy!

Your Friend,
Michael D.J.

📢 Tech-Savvy Saturday Postponement: We're Getting It Perfect for You! 🛠️✨

I must apologize for a second postponement of our highly anticipated Tech-Savvy Saturday event, “Preparing Your Old Office Technology for Your Kids’ Back-to-School Success,” originally moved to today. The slidedeck isn’t quite ready, and you deserve engaging, practical, and properly vetted content crafted especially for our legal audience.

Thank you for your continued patience and enthusiasm. This session matters—and making sure it delivers the best possible value is my top priority. Mark your calendars for next Saturday, August 30, 2025. Expect a session packed with actionable advice, clear step-by-step instructions, and the latest insights on repurposing office tech for your family.

Stay tuned for updates and get ready for an enriched, expertly presented seminar next week. Your support means everything, and I can’t wait to see you there! 🚀

TSS: Repurpose Your Old Work Tech Into Family Learning Tools This Back-to-School Season 💻📚

repurposing your tech for your children can be a platform for a talk with your school kids on the Safe use of Tech.

The new school year approaches, and your children need reliable technology. Before you head to the electronics store, consider the laptops and tablets gathering dust in your office closet or your current devices that you are about to upgrade. With proper preparation, these work devices can become powerful educational tools while teaching your family essential cybersecurity skills.

Why Lawyer Parents Need This Workshop 🎯

As attorneys, we face unique challenges when transitioning work devices to family use. Attorney-client privilege concerns, firm policy compliance, and data breach liability create legal risks most parents never consider. Our August Tech-Savvy Saturday seminar addresses these challenges head-on with practical solutions.

What You'll Master in This Essential Session 🛡️

Device Sanitization for Legal Professionals: Step-by-step Windows, Mac OS, iOS, and Android procedures that protect privileged information while preparing devices for family use. We cover complete data wiping, software licensing removal, and documentation requirements.

Family Technology Management Systems: Implementation strategies for password managers, shared calendars, and network security configurations that work for legal families. Special focus on co-parenting considerations and court-approved platforms.

Family Cyber Talks should be routine!

Age-Appropriate Cybersecurity Education: From elementary through college-age guidance on digital citizenship, password security, and online safety. Critical discussions about digital permanence and the serious legal consequences of non-consensual intimate image sharing.

Emergency Response Planning: Practical protocols for handling cyberbullying, predator contact, and other digital crises. Know when to involve law enforcement versus school administration.

Register Now for August Tech-Savvy Saturday 🚀

This workshop combines legal ethics with practical family technology management. You'll leave with actionable checklists, template agreements, and the confidence to transform old work devices into safe learning tools.

ILTACON 2025 Attendance Forces Postponement of Exciting TSS - Preparing Old Office Tech for Your Kids' Back-to-School Success 📚💻

Dear Tech-Savvy Saturday Community,

Due to my attendance at ILTACON 2025 (August 10-14, 2025) at the Gaylord National Harbor Convention Center this week, this month's Tech-Savvy Saturday session originally scheduled for August 16 has been postponed until Saturday, August 23, 2025 at 12 PM EST 🕐.

This postponement presents the perfect opportunity to dive deeper into our upcoming topic: "Preparing Your Old Office Technology for Your Kids' Back-to-School Success." As legal professionals, we often have reliable office equipment that could serve our children well as they return to school. This session will explore practical strategies for repurposing scanners, laptops, printers, and other office technology to create productive learning environments at home.

Our session will cover device preparation techniques, security considerations for family use, and creative ways to transform professional equipment into educational tools. We'll discuss how to properly clean and configure devices, implement age-appropriate restrictions, and ensure data security when transitioning office equipment to personal.

Stay tuned and mark your calendars for Saturday, August 23, 2025 as we explore this practical intersection of legal technology and family needs 📅✨.

Have a Great Weekend and Stay Tech-Savvy!