The Geek In Review
BookmarkGreg Lambert & Marlene Gebauer
The Geek In Review is a business podcast hosted by Greg Lambert & Marlene Gebauer. It has 346 episodes, with the latest published March 2026.
Welcome to The Geek in Review, where podcast hosts, Marlene Gebauer and Greg Lambert discuss innovation and creativity in legal profession.
business ·en-us ·346 episodes
CounselLink’s Kris Satkunas on Rising Legal Spend, Law Firm Rates, and the Future of Value-Based Pricing
From Document Review to Fact Intelligence, Gregory Mostyn on How Wexler.ai Is Reshaping Litigation
Texas Trailblazers and the Hard Truth About AI in Legal Work
From Translation to Transformation: Paula Reichenberg on AI, Legal Quality, and the Future of Good Enough
Anthropic’s Matt Samuels and Den Delimarsky - Claude & MCP: Building the USB-C for the Legal Tech Stack
Niki Black on AI Adoption, Billing Pressure, and the Governance Gap in Legal
Anastasia Boyko on Advisor Mode, Training Lawyers for the Post-Pyramid Firm
Women + AI Summit, Real Talk: Leadership, Learning, and Not Letting “The Trap” Write Your Story
Revenue Leakage, Metadata, and the Post Billable Hour Playbook, Stefan Ciesla of Ayora
Midpage Goes Native: Legal Research Inside Claude and ChatGPT, with Otto von Zastrow
Lawyer 3.0 and the Milkshake Test: Ray Brescia on Legal AI, Client Value, and the Next Wave of Lawyering
Sateesh Nori Joins LawDroid: AI Tools for Access to Justice, Housing Court, and Legal Aid
From Legal Aid to LIT Lab: Quinten Steenhuis and the Builder’s Approach to AI
Tiara Time and Data Center Politics: Vanderbilt’s AI Governance Playbook with Cat Moon and Mark Williams
Bot Overlords, Deepfakes, and the Weight of the Robe: Judge Scott Schlegel on AI in the Courts
Receipts, RAG, and Reboots: Legal Tech’s 2025 Year-End Scorecard with Niki Black and Sarah Glassmeyer
The Record, Rewired: Verbit and the Next Era of Court Reporting - JP Son and Matan Barak
Data First, Partner Better. Jennifer McIver on Legal Ops Benchmarks, AI Agents, and Pricing Reality Checks
From Bad Data to Better Deals: John Tertan on Narrative, Pricing, and Law Firm Relationships
Furlong, Matthews, and Sutherland: Truth Tellers, Rented Land, and 20 Years of the Clawbies
The Last Ten Percent, Visual Evidence, and Supervised Agents with Jiyun Hyo of Givance
AI Dividends and Workflow Training: Live with Legora and Harbor at TLTF
Law Librarians Take the Lead: The Future of AI and Legal Information
Conferences, Catch-ups, and Clio’s Big Swing at Big Law
Trust at Scale: Nam Nguyen on How TruthSystems is Building the Framework for Safe AI in Law
Data Debt, Diversity, and the Business of Law: A Conversation with BigHand’s Catherine Krow
Fighting for Your Light: Anusia Gillespie on AI, Legal Innovation, and the Soul Toll of Law
Building Consistent AI for Contract Review with LegalOn's Daniel Lewis
The Models Are the Product: Gabe Pereyra on Building an AI Associate and Matter-Centric Workflows
Wolters Kluwer’s Suzanne Konstance on Trust, Compliance, and the Next Phase of Legal AI
KM&I Meets Legal Tech Connect: Two Tracks, One Community with Patrick DiDomenico and Kevin Klein
Pit Crews, Seven C’s, and AI: Mirat Dave and Danish Butt from Swiftwater & Co.
The Cytator Strikes Back: Kara Peterson & Rich DiBona On Descrybe’s Fresh Take on Legal Research
Pablo Arredondo and Joel Hron on Reasoning Models, Deep Research, and the Future of Legal AI
Tom Martin on the Five Levels of Legal AI and What GPT-5 Means for the Future of Law
The Wild West of AI: A Legal Tech Reckoning with Ken Crutchfield
Closets, Carpentry, and Cybersecurity with ACTFORE's Christian Geyer
Max Junestrand and Ilona Loginova: How Cleary Gottlieb & Legora Are Redefining Legal Work
Vable's Matthew Dickinson on Current Awareness in the Age of GenAI
Trevor Quick on Harvey.ai as the Utility Belt for Lawyers
The Six-Minute Dilemma: Litera's Avaneesh Marwaha on Building Legal Tech That Actually Gets Used The Geek in Review
Otto von Zastrow on MidPage.AI and the Future of AI-Powered Legal Research
What Does ChatGPT Think of Our 2025 Episodes? We Ask 'Her'
Guardians of Truth: AALL's Cornell Winston and Jenny Silbiger on Transparency, Advocacy, and the Road to Portland
Designing for the Edge: Feargus MacDaeid and Nnamdi Emelifeonwu on Definely’s AI-Powered Contract Navigation
Philip Young of Garfield.AI: The World’s First AI Law Firm Gets the Green Light
Solving Mobile Discovery with ModeOne’s Matt Rasmussen
Episode 300: 2025 CounselLink Trends Report with Kris Satkunas and Toby Brown
Laura Clayton McDonnell on Legal Technology, AI, and Corporate Transformation at Thomson Reuters
Kenzo Tsushima of Morae on Innovation, Change Management, and Servant Leadership
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