# Gordon Firemark

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153: Gordon Firemark in the Hot Seat: Protect What Matters

Most creators spend years building their audience. Almost none spend time protecting it. In this episode, Branden sits down with Gordon Firemark—known as The Podcast Lawyer—to talk about the legal mistakes creators make before they ever become successful. From copyrights versus trademarks to gues…

You Built It. But Do You Actually Own It? — with Gordon Firemark

Gordon Firemark has practiced entertainment law in Los Angeles since 1992 and is often referred to as The Podcast Lawyer™ . He has devoted his career to helping creatives, artists, and entrepreneurs protect themselves and get their messages out so they can achieve the impact, influence, and income …

From Low-Paying Production Jobs to Podcast Lawyer | Gordon Firemark

Gordon Firemark is an entertainment attorney, educator, author, and one of the leading legal experts in the podcasting and digital media industry. For more than three decades, he has helped creators, entrepreneurs, and media professionals protect their identity, build sustainable businesses, and av…

E823 - Reflections on Podcast Movement New York from Someone That Didn't Attend the Event

Episode 823 - Reflections on Podcast Movement New York from Someone That Didn't Attend the Event Podcast Movement 2026 recap for creators who stayed home Podcast Movement wrapped in New York City last week and the organizers have been uploading workshops and talks to YouTube. This show notes piece …

The Podcast Lawyer™: Gordon Firemark on Podcasting, Copyright, Contracts & Entertainment Law | Law 101

Gordon Firemark The Podcast Lawyer™ Gordon Firemark has practiced media, entertainment and business law in solo practice since 1992. In podcasting circles, he is known as The Podcast Lawyer™, and is producer and host of the Entertainment Law Update podcast (since 2009), and author of the Podcas…

Build a Creator Business That Lasts

What if your co-host left suddenly, mid-season, over a serious disagreement? Would it be contentious, dramatic, and a headache — or a relatively simple transition, because you'd prepared for it early on? In this episode, Gordon Firemark, The Podcast Lawyer™, brings together everything from this sea…

Why You Need Contracts for Podcast Hosts and Guests

As a podcaster, you work really hard on your show. So, you need to protect it. This means you need to have contracts for anyone working on your show, but especially anyone who appears on the show such as a podcast host and guests. It may seem like a hassle, but you need to make sure you have full p…

AI, Copyright & the Ghost of Twitter.

AI and copyright take center stage in Episode 195 of Entertainment Law Update, as Gordon Firemark and Tamera Bennett examine the Third Circuit’s ruling that Ross Intelligence’s use of Westlaw headnotes to develop a competing AI legal-research platform was not fair use. Plus: X fights to keep the Tw…

Podcast or TV Show? Which is it?

Episode 213: When Does a Podcast Become a TV Show? A show starts as audio only, adds video shot remotely from home, and then the production company builds out an entire television studio around it — airing on a major streamer's platform alongside YouTube and podcast feeds. In this episode, Gordon F…

The Legal Structure Behind Different Network Models

What does a podcast network actually include when its purpose can range from ad sales to collaboration or distribution? The answer affects ownership, contracts, revenue, and how the relationship ends. Gordon Firemark has practiced entertainment law since 1992. He has hosted Entertainment Law Update…