I appreciate all you do. Please use Spoutible instead of BlueSky- which is financed by a Russian! Dorsey is no hero. Spoutible is a safer choice.

These women are so accomplished, articulate and thoughtful. Unfortunately, political discussions have really dominated their podcasts this year at the expense of a focus on legal issues. I understand how it started to change direction given that so many lawsuits involved Trump, but there are other interesting cases around the country that deserve attention.

I absolutely love listening to Sisters in Law. Since the election I have not been able to listen to or watch much news because I am so heartbroken with the results if the election and what is to come in the next 4 years. So going in an listening to these amazing, talented and well educated ladies eases my mind if some level. Thank you ladies for sharing your knowledge with those of us that take the time to be informed!!!

I so admire these brilliant women, but speaking about what will happen after four years of Trump makes no sense. What will be left and who will be left to support whatever remnants of democracy remain? Please read Stephen Spoonamore’s ‘ Duty to Warb Letter to VP Harris Re:Election 2024’ on Threads.

Any analysis of this billions of dollars in bombs dropped on Palestine. Joyce in all her podcasts, is worried about Jewish people, like herself, but does not worry about Arab people.

My emotional and mental IQ benefit from Sisters-in-Law. My busy life slowed in 1974. With a new baby, I became immersed in Watergate live broadcasts. As a retired teacher and widow, my lifestyle has enabled to me to be a devoted fan of MSNBC since 2014. So the Sisters seem like trusted friends to me ! They provide legal facts intelligently as well as historical background. Due to the variety in their ages their perspective in communication is appealing. Humor and empathy add spice. Sisters-in-law gives me the truth without raising my blood pressure. I love these ladies ! Now to recover from the shock of this election I find hope and comfort with my Sisters !

Great show today. Huge hug to Kim for her introspection 🤗. Taking care of yourself is essential.❤️❤️❤️❤️ thank you all!

Hi Kim, Russian bomb threats in strategic voting locations, is fishy (or phishy)! You appropriately played a hacking ad after you answered the question of a rigged election. I don’t feel confident this was a safe election. It smells like someone hacked it.

Thank you for this is an important community it allowed me to finally have the cry I needed…

Today’s episode was really moving and helpful. Kimberly’s words especially really resonated with me. Thank you for this podcast - it keeps me going.

Thank you so much for the post election 2024 episode! I feel inspired to dust myself off and start thinking about the future. I needed that. 🙏🏻 And yes to zoom knitting 🙌🏻🧶

thank you for just being here. I love your podcast and look forward to it each and every week. Please keep those brilliant mind working.

After hearing the results of the election, I could barely wait until Saturday to hear from the #SistersinLaw. Kimberly Atkins Stohr shared the words I needed to hear. Thank you I look forward to listening every Saturday. Each host has so much knowledge, professional experience, and insight relevant to the different topics discussed.

… brilliant women for keeping us informed!

I like the podcast but it is over run with more commercials than I have experienced on any other podcast…it’s too much

What is a “million” dollar?

Always enjoy listening and learning!!

Too many adds.

Wake up America

These four women have so much smarts about the law and politics, and are so honest in their evaluation of current events. They have a great ability to simplify very complex legal issues and put them into context. And they can do it with humor and self-deprecation!

I learn something new every time I listen to Sisters in Law. They are all very likeable.

These ladies are among the most well informed people you’ll ever meet regarding both politics and the legal system, and they do their best to keep the rest of us in the know. That’s because there are so many others wanting to keep us in the dark. Listen to just one full episode and you’ll know why I say this!

Thank you for using each of your expertise to explain the madness that we are living in. Also thank you for providing the documents so that we can dive deeper if we want to. You are helping me be a critical thinking and teaching critical thinking to my kids.

You ladies help me stay sane in these insane times. Thank you for your hard work!

I’ve learned so much from listening to your discussions and look forward to every episode. I always feel sad when your Podcast ends. Thank you so much for everything you do.

Insightful, well informed discussion of how the law and decisions affect us all. I especially like the mix of backgrounds so that each of the hosts brings something unique to the table. It's become my go-to podcast to appropriately context the news. Love these fierce women!

Look forward to every episode. I have learned a bunch about the idiosyncrasies of the law. I like how they just don’t focus on Trump (even though they could), but how the Supreme Court’s decisions affect us all. Mostly I love the respecta each of them give each other when they don’t agree. We can all learn from that.

I learn so much listening to these smart and funny gals. These crisp conversations are springboards that send me off exploring researching topics. Thank you!

I love #sistersinlaw! It is so informative regarding current legal issues. The host have extensive backgrounds in the U.S. legal system and discuss topics with in-depth knowledge based on experience. They are dynamic, intelligent and have a wide range of backgrounds that adds balance to the discussion. I finish each episode with a better understanding of the topics discussed. keep up the good work Sisters!

FYI Sisters tell your tech folks to take a look.. for many weeks I receive the message 'unavailable at the moment try again later' when trying to start your podcast .. it takes hours or days before it will play. All my other podcasts play normally.. not a one off

SO much knowledge of legal topics, great chemistry between hosts and such calm in a scary era

Merriam-Webster Trumpery Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster Trumpery derives from the Middle English trompery and ultimately from the Middle French tr... "Trumpery" can be used as a noun or an adjective. As a noun, it can mean: Ornamental objects that are not very valuable and Nonsensical writing or speech. As an adjective, it can mean: showy but worthless, trash, and paltry. Some synonyms of "trumpery" include: falderol, folderal, frill, gimcrack, gimcrackery, nonsense, rubbish, and wish-wash. “

Jill really got it right. The media needs to address Kamala Harris as "Vice President Harris". President Biden doesn't get referenced as Robert or Bob. Before becoming President he was referenced as Vice President Biden. Mr. Trump doesn't get referenced as Don. Is the oversight because she's a woman or is she seen as more approachable? Since Trump's diminished capabilities are hurting him from correctly pronouncing her name, perhaps he would feel more confident referring to her as "our Vice President". That way he doesn't have to worry about forgetting her last name, too.

Thanks so much for doing this!

I enjoy hearing this pod -entertaining and educational…but way too many interruptions for ads. Spoils it for me…

Something that really irks me, as a woman, is that when discussing abortion, etc, men fail to address the fact that a man is necessary for a pregnancy to occur!

I love this podcast, but now they have injected extremely long commercials about manicures and pedicures and other products used by women. I find these to be extremely annoying and I am a woman. I know you get a discount if you use your own voices, but really??

Interesting photo in my in-box this morning, apropos of your conversation about VP Harris being called Kamala: a convention hall full of supporters waving blue ‘Kamala’ signs. You all are so articulate and smart. Thanks for a hugely informative podcast. My biggest objection is with the ads. If they really are essential, please consider making them as short as possible; the personalization doesn’t impel me to shop.

The Sisters are clear without dumbing down legal and political complexities. When some legal matter starts to hurt my brain, I relax in the knowledge that the Sisters will explain it on Saturday.

I love this podcast. Wish I was in the room with these gals!!! However, it's hard to fathom that they use all the products they advertise. Don't feel they need to personalize the ads.

I think this podcast could be great if they didn’t have so many ads. The first 7 minutes are ads. I tend to not listing the shows unless I am caught up on the other podcasts I follow. None of the other podcasts I follow have as many ads. Maybe they have too many hosts to make money. Disappointed that I can’t listen to this all the time.

The long and frequent ads almost spoil this podcast. The Sisters in Law were 8 minutes in before talking about the first topic. And, there will be many more long ads ahead. It’s a shame that it’s set up this way. I love the topics and discussions and valuable information.

You ladies are amazing! Are you really comedians in disguise? You have out did yourselves. Loved the banter and loved the content and loved the way you connected with each other. Thank you for all your good work. I learn a lot from every one of your episodes. Keep it coming. Please.

The reason that we think it’s frustrating and annoying and lazy thinking in your part when just to say to vote is because there is much more to be done! And you know it! Call your Congress person call your senator call your mayor. Call your governor! Help organizing! working as a poll worker! that is what you should be talking about!!! stop just only saying to vote. There is much more to do, so please stop being so lazy with your comments! Action is required and you need to support that action

I love these women. I feel like I should be at the table. They are so funny and so well informed. Their views on Democracy follow my own. I think most women can relate to them. We are all in this together dealing with the Orange Sexist nerd. ( you can add a “t” in place of n in nerd.

I love the Sisters Podcast. They have intelligent discussions that help us understand what’s happening in our world through a legal lens. And it’s even better when Barb isn’t there censoring the rest of the sisters. It was even more fun and hard hitting. I loved it!

Jill— you say TENANT, I say TENET . . . . . . .

As always, a great discussion. We missed Barbara and Kim, yet it was a great choice to bring the brilliant Katie Phang to the show

Every Saturday begins with me listening to #Sisters-in-Law since it began. I usually take a long walk or bike ride while listening. But today, with a guest stand-in with Katie Phang, I was trying to listen while driving and doing chores. The analysis and conversation between Joyce, Jill and Katie was so so good and smart and heartfelt. Katie’s contributions really elevated the overall discourse. But my favorite was the block on Project 2025 and their planned dismantling of the Dept of Education. I just picked up the fish and am on the way to the wine shop when Katie speaks to the historic role of DoE and how it aligns to the purpose of fairness and equality and opportunity for all. Her own story was so powerful, I am now crying in the car. My father helped design the desegregation of Louisville schools. He taught me that there is a direct connection between educational equity, economic opportunity and an inclusive democracy. Y’all nailed it. Thank you. And, by the way, can Katie start filling in when one of you are out on a regular basis!! The conversational discourse was really engaging to listen to.

I have a question for the Sisters: Let’s say that the worst happens and Tump is elected, could he still be impeached for his 2020 actions to overturn the election? How might the immunity decision affect this impeachment, or not?