CL Comedians at Law Attorneys & Comic Timing
6 law degrees. Decades of combined comedy club experience.
Dim recording studio atmosphere in deep navy blue and warm gold, microphone silhouette on a desk, moody and quiet

Audio

Podcast

Spoken-word legal comedy from the attorneys of Comedians at Law — commentary, bits and courtroom parody.

Episodes

Episodes carry the group's comedic take on legal news, current events and law school life — the same subjects covered in writing on the blog, delivered in audio form.

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Episode listings and audio players appear alongside the group's other media. Browse written versions of the same material in the Blog.

More from the Group

Bios

Meet the Comedians

Jahnavi Goldstein, Kevin Israel, Julie Kottakis, Ndidi Oriji, Matt Ritter, Matt Storrs and Joan Weisblatt.

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Blog

Legal Humor, Written

Posts on legal news, law school life, current events and pop culture — including the Tywin Lannister recusal piece from April 23, 2014.

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The Comedians at Law podcast brings together performers who are also attorneys, turning legal commentary into an engaging audio format. Episodes explore legal news, current events, and life in law school through a comic lens, balancing sharp insight with the kind of humor that comes from years spent thinking about the law professionally. Listeners can hear extended bits, courtroom parody, and group commentary that complement the written material published elsewhere on the site.

The podcast reflects the site's broader identity: serious legal knowledge presented with warmth, wit, and a willingness to laugh at the absurdity of legal culture. Rather than treating humor and professionalism as opposites, the group shows how comedy can make complex ideas more memorable and approachable. That same spirit appears across the blog, bios, videos, photos, and other media offered by the attorneys behind Comedians at Law.

Each episode pairs a subject with a listening experience, giving audiences a way to follow the group's comedic take on issues that matter inside and outside the courtroom. The spoken-word format allows for pacing, character work, and improvisation, expanding on themes that might appear briefly in written pieces. For fans who want to go deeper, written versions of similar material are available through the site's blog and related posts.

For newcomers, the podcast offers an inviting entry point into the world of Comedians at Law, while longtime followers can enjoy familiar voices tackling fresh topics. The presentation sits comfortably between legal education, group conversation, and entertainment, mirroring the page's emphasis on commentary, bits, and courtroom parody. Exploring the audio episodes, browsing the blog, or discovering more about the comedians reveals a collective that has made a career out of finding comedy in the law.

Press

Media Coverage

Press and media mentions of the group's tours and comedy work.

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