Welcome to The Bar Season 7

Law School Dilemmas: Licensed to Advise

Season 7, Episode 3 — ‘Law School Dilemmas: Licensed to Advise’ is out now! 🎙️ Join our hosts, Lily, Matilda and Aadi as they talk through your law school dilemmas — from all-nighters and study avoidance, to comps stress, productivity delusions and everything in between ⚖️ The team also debates the best (and worst) ways to study law in a very serious tier list 📚 and attempts to give advice that is at least somewhat qualified 👀 As always, to stay tuned on all things The Bar related, follow us on Instagram on @thebarproductions_

Would You Rather: The President’s Call

Season 7, Episode 2 - ‘Would You Rather: The President’s Call’ is out now! 🎙️ Join our hosts, Lily, Matilda and Aadi as they sit down with Siya, President of the UTS Law Students’ Society, for a chat that covers all things LSS, a few very tough legal would you rathers ⚖️, and the latest in law through The Bar Brief 📰 As always, to stay tuned on all things The Bar related, follow us on Instagram on @thebarproductions_ and keep an eye out for updates!

Welcome to The Bar Season 7

Welcome to a new season of The Bar Productions! Meet our new hosts Lily, Matilda and Aadi! They are so excited to share their stories, experiences and their lore on law with all our listeners! In this episode, the hosts introduce themselves and play a fun law-related game of two truths and a lie. Our hosts also conclude the episode with a new returning segment called 'The Bar Brief', to talk about all things happening in law. We can't wait to have you along for the ride this season! To stay tuned on all things The Bar related, follow us on Instagram on @thebarproductions_.

Pop culture villains on trial

This week on the pod 🎙️, the tables turn as our hosts step into the defence counsel’s shoes ⚖️ — but not for your usual clients.  From mischievous masterminds to misunderstood outlaws, we’re putting some of pop culture’s most notorious villains on trial…

Courtroom Showdown

Our hosts take on some...interesting case briefs