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684: It’s Not What Young People Do

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Advanced Deposition Training with Author and Inventor of the “Miller Mousetrap,” Phillip Miller

Trial consultant Phillip Miller takes a deep dive into the two papers he’s written about depositions: one presents the scientific underpinnings of effective persuasion while the other focuses on experiential learning, which means getting on your feet and “actually doing the thing.” “It's great to t…

Scaling Career-Ready Skills: How Adaptive Learning and Generative AI Are Transforming Higher Education

Skills-based learning has moved from buzzword to mandate as colleges face mounting pressure to connect credentials, employability, and measurable learner outcomes. Employers are increasingly using skills-based hiring practices, and NACE’s Job Outlook 2026 notes that students need to demonstrate con…

Eric Oliver - Can you tell the STORY INSIDE your case?

About half of any jury pool arrives assuming the game is rigged, and trial consultant Eric Oliver says you can't deny it. In his 41st year working with trial attorneys, Eric joins host Dan Ambrose to preview his new book, Assuming It to Be True, which tackles two hurdles jurors bring into the court…

Never A Nuisance

Never a Nuisance but Wondrously Wanted  Today in chapel, Dr. Phillip Miller taught from Luke 18:1–17 about how God feels when we come to Him in prayer. We are never a nuisance or a bother to God, despite His importance. God is attentive to each one of us and will always welcome our pining, pleading…

Kurt Zaner - Slaying Dragons Daily in Life and Law

Nine jurors blamed Kurt Zaner's client, a homeless man sleeping under a trailer, not the truck driver who ran him over. Still, when Kurt visited him afterwards, the man was as happy as if he'd won $10 million because someone had finally fought for him. That spirit drives Dragon Slayers, the listser…

Hunting Discomfort in Life with Sterling Hawkins

In his early twenties, Sterling Hawkins and his father sold the company they built to a Silicon Valley group and raised over $550 million. When the housing market collapsed, so did the company, and Sterling went from a penthouse to his parents' house. At rock bottom, he chose to turn toward discomf…

The Gray Questions: How Sharif Gray Wins Million-Dollar Verdicts in Cases Other Lawyers Turn Down

The city’s best offer was $50,000 for a case most lawyers wouldn’t take. Sharif Gray’s team represented a homeless client who had spent 17 years in prison and gone at least six months without treatment after a library railing gave way behind him — and persuaded the jury to award $2 million. A forme…

Built For The Fight – The Long Road to Becoming a Top Trucking Lawyer and Securing a $96.75 Million Settlement

The defense blamed a 16-year-old mother for the crash that left her 10-month-old daughter paralyzed from the chest down. But Joe Camerlengo of The Truck Accident Law Firm saw it differently: Would a jury blame her, or the truck driver who had driven 29 of the previous 31 hours? Joe and his team tur…

Defuse the Landmines That Lose Winnable Cases, with Phillip Miller (Rewind)

You can prove every element of your case and still lose. The culprit, according to trial consultant Phillip Miller, is the landmine: a fact jurors believe you never neutralized. Phillip, a Nashville trial lawyer and author of Advanced Depositions Strategy and Practice, joins host Ben Gideon to walk…