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I’m loving this podcast! I learn something from each episode. Have particularly enjoyed the conversations with Heather Cox and Rob Reiner. Please continue, these are great.

I’ve listened to you on so many newscasts as a special guest talking about everything going on with the Supreme Court & Trump, & am hooked on your podcast after only hearing a couple of episodes! Thanks for making things much more understandable with fun & entertaining guests! 5 STARS! Looking forward to hearing more! Andy F.

Thanks, Neal.

How much do you need to make on your podcast? why don’t you get sponsors like everybody else? I finally gave up and actually tried to subscribe, well, I’ll say I wanted to subscribe, and I looked for a place to subscribe, but I couldn’t find it, could I? So Neal, you’re down from a ten to a nine in my book.

Don’t think, just listen.

Access to this caliber of consolidated legal, historical, political, and social analysis is without parallel. Katyal contributes often as a political analyst to MSNBC’s Deadline Whitehouse, The Last Word, and others. NK analysis (v. celebrity interview) is more informative.) I’ll gladly subscribe to Courtside for expanded content and as a tip of the hat for Katyal’s public service and leadership.

Have been following for some time. Happy to find this podcast from an experienced professional who knows and lives the fight!

Not interested in celebrity interviews - am incredibly interested in hearing from those who actually know what’s going on and can offer in depth coverage of issues that need clarification. Someone of your stature offering Kardasian content is indeed insulting.

Neil and his guest break down significant Supreme Court cases so that regular people can understand them.

Terrible podcast as the host is morally bankrupt. Neal defended Nestle in a case regarding Nestle being sued for child slavery. He also charged $2465/hr to help Johnson and Johnson try to evade liability for its cancer causing baby powder. Also testified in support of Gorsuch’s nomination to SCOTUS

Revolutions are so messy......just like the attempted coup by Trump, Bannon and Company. The Declaration of Independence shows the chosen method during the 1700's to challenge oppressive governments.....hence, the American Revolution from England. But America set up a government so revolutions would not be necessary to restore government of, by, and for the people. It was a democracy based upon voting, ethics, and justice. No lobbying required. In not living up to its requirements, Congress has failed the American people by sideskirting and dumping term limits in all branches to set things right. Why? Restoring government is just as easy as it always was: term limits and voting out lifetime appointments is the only way to reach back short of Revolution. Why not use it? Courtside needs to be dedicated to the principles of inquiry & debate, as promised......replete with innovative solutions.

He is so smart and explains everything so we can understand it.

Thank you for such an interesting episode of Court side. I am impressed by John’s knowledge & involvement in politics. Neal, once again, thank you for educating us. I can’t wait for the next episode!

Whether he is in an interview or on his own show COURTSIDE, Neal Katyal is brilliant and kind and engaging and an excellent teacher. He doesn’t talk down to any of us. And let’s face it, this man is building up democracy. I love him and I love his ways :-) great podcast.

The host of this podcast worked for nestle to get them off the hook for using child slave labor. Do not listen

Neal Katyal defended Nestle against a simple question: if Nestle benefits from child slavery in production of its products in other countries, can its victims due Nestle is US court? No one needs to hear thoughts from a man defending the legal merits of child slavery in front of the Supreme Court

Wow this some good stuff guy’s … Loved it!

Intelligent and tune-in discussion on legal issues. Love Neil’s straight forward opinions.

Congratulations on your new podcast. You and Ari make an unbeatable team. I’ve been watching and listening to you on MSNBC for a number of years and learned so much about the law and your perspectives on the various legal entanglements of the former President. I look forward to more of your podcasts.

Katyal makes the world worse with his day job. Thirsting after progressive praise while making the law worse for ordinary people is loathsome and the world needs fewer podcasts featuring attention seeking lawyers who’ll never feel the brunt of the impact of things like binding arbitration or unshakable ERISA liens.

Loved it, thanks for the episode. Ari was very interesting. Sandy

If Neal can carry off the same level of interaction and intelligent conversation he and Ari packed into episode one, this podcast series will be a hit for anyone interested in how the law and American judicial system affects our democracy.

Neal makes complex issues understandable to the everyday American. Combined with Ari WOW 2 of my favs! Keep up the good work!

Thank you Neal!

Such a joy to learn and laugh at the same time! Neal makes complex legal things easier to understand. I can’t get enough of it!

Great way to understand how our system works. Thank you.

Glad you’re unzipping it! Can’t wait

Come on Neal, give us some new episodes!

I listened to 9 of these and really loved them all. Neil doesn’t wanna edit out coughs or sneezes; dude is way too busy. Thanks Neil:)

Concise, informative and often funny. I appreciate the short n sweet no-fluff approach very much. I hope Neil keeps his pods distilled to the essentials— it’s refreshing.

I knew of Neil Katyal from his interviews on CNN, MSNBC and found I learned so much. With these court sides they have always been call me in a time when anxieties are high. I called my husband over to watch a couple of court side and he was thrilled and really appreciate it Neil‘s perspective his expertise and the good cheer that he shared.

Much needed, what a wonderful storyteller and commentator you are. No wonder you're so effective in court!! Thank you, Neal!

Neal’s podcasts are interesting, insightful, and easy to grasp. He breaks down the law and sheds a light on what’s trending. I love it!

Oh Neal, you saved my sanity after the election. Thank you!

Thank you Neal Katyal for guiding us through these tumultuous and confusing times. Your clear vision and humor, knowledge of law and justice, and your humanity and generosity are all welcome contributions to our collective wellbeing.

Great program. My only criticism is it’s too short.

Love the details and explanations

Neal has a wonderful way to explain the current Trump situation and making it totally understandable especially to us non-lawyers. Simple and brief(thank you), all you need to know is precise and articulate. Glad to have you on this platform. The best part is that it is in real time. Podcasts often get recorded a couple of days in advance. When they get to you they are old news. This is up to the minute. 😀

Katyal’s daily updates on the current legal shenanigans of our President are a great way to follow what’s really happening. He’s not just a renowned legal scholar, he’s a great communicator —always direct, thoughtful, and amusing.

A must listen from a true expert.