Episode 107: Jonah Perlin on Twitter, Podcasting, and Becoming a Law School Professor
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We had our first law school professor join the podcast as a guest, and Jay was worried that he was going to get subjected to the Socratic Method. In this week’s episode, Jonah Perlin, former Williams & Connolly associate and now Georgetown Law professor, talks with Jay and Tom about Twitter, podcasting, and what it takes to become a law professor.
We had our first law school professor join the podcast as a guest, and Jay was worried that he was going to get subjected to the Socratic Method. In this week’s episode, Jonah Perlin, former Williams & Connolly associate and now Georgetown Law professor, talks with Jay and Tom about:
- The robust legal community on Twitter
- How he got into podcasting and what he’s learned (and gained) in the process
- What other lawyers need to know about becoming a law school professor
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