LSAT Logical Reasoning: The Argument-Type Playbook

Turn Logical Reasoning into a skill you can hear, remember, and repeat. Each episode teaches one core method, applies it to original arguments, and shows you how to avoid common traps. Use it alongside your question bank to make every practice session stick. Brought to you by Jellypod.

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Yesterday · 10 min
The Shared Hub Rule: Most, All, and Logical Traps
Learn the logic behind the Shared Hub Rule and why two “most” statements only guarantee overlap when they share the same reference group. The episode also breaks down how all statements change quantifier chaining and why arrow direction matters in logical
Friday · 7 min
Split Reading Dual Passages: Beat the Silence Trap
Learn how to tackle dual passages with the Split Reading Method, using LawHub’s new passage separators to keep questions organized and memory load low. The episode also breaks down the One Author Silence Trap and a simple 3-value audit for eliminating dec
Thursday · 7 min
Why LSAT Review Tricks Your Brain
This episode tackles the cosmetic memory trap in LSAT prep and explains why simply recognizing old question stems can backfire. The hosts break down a smarter review method using a forgetting window, a three-box Leitner-style system, and sister questions
Wednesday · 6 min
Why a 170 Isn’t What It Used to Be
This episode breaks down why a 170 no longer carries the same weight on the LSAT, from percentile shifts and applicant compression to the end of Logic Games. It also explores how the new format makes Logical Reasoning more important than ever, and why mod
Tuesday · 5 min
LawHub’s New Tools: Helpful or a Trap?
LSAT test-takers break down the newest LawHub interface changes, including why highlighting answer choices can create visual pollution and hurt focus. They also explain how the Reset Response button can fuel indecision, while the updated question bar help
Monday · 7 min
Stop Chasing Practice Tests: Break the LSAT Plateau
Why back-to-back practice tests can sabotage progress, and how to tell the difference between a real plateau and normal score variance. The episode also covers an untimed second-try audit, strategic skip lists, and why rest and recovery can help your reas
July 25 · 8 min
LSAC’s Strategy Booster: Why More Tracking Isn’t Better
This episode breaks down LSAC’s new LawHub Strategy Booster and argues that too much categorizing, scoring, and clicking “Show Answer” can create the illusion of progress instead of real LSAT growth. The hosts share better ways to use diagnostics, practic
July 24 · 6 min
LSAT Writing Without Scratch Paper
This episode breaks down the LSAT Argumentative Writing section’s digital-only format, explaining why physical scratch paper is banned and how the redesigned prompts can create cognitive overload. It also offers a practical strategy for the 15-minute prep
July 23 · 7 min
The RC Timing Paradox: Read Slower, Score Higher
This episode breaks down why rushing through LSAT Reading Comprehension is a trap, and shows how spending more time reading can actually make questions faster and easier. The hosts also discuss sentence-by-sentence translation, stripping away jargon, and
July 22 · 7 min
Upstream vs. Downstream Errors in Your Wrong Answer Journal
Learn how to tell whether a missed question came from an upstream reading error or a downstream answer-choice mistake, and why that distinction matters for real improvement. The hosts also walk through a practical Cover-and-Compare Audit and a six-point w
July 21 · 7 min
LawHub’s Hidden 168: Fresh LSAT Questions Without Spoiling PrepTests
Learn how LawHub’s hidden cache of 168 official LSAT questions can help you preserve fresh PrepTests while building core Logical Reasoning and Reading Comprehension skills. The hosts also break down the platform’s UI traps, untimed count-up timer, and a s
July 20 · 6 min
LSAT 2026: The Extra-Click Trap and PrepTest Strategy
This episode breaks down the coming LSAT interface changes, from the new extra-click answer elimination process to the physical challenges of in-center Prometric testing. It also tackles PrepTest scarcity anxiety and explains how to budget the 101–158 tes
July 19 · 8 min
Why Your LSAT Diagnostic Is Not Your Destiny
This episode breaks down why your LSAT diagnostic is just a single data point, not a verdict on your future, and how the right mindset turns wrong answers into a map of teachable logic errors. It also covers a tiered test-taking strategy for the new LawHu
July 18 · 5 min
Stop the LSAT Spreadsheet Trap
The hosts unpack why overanalyzing LSAT question subtypes can become a form of data sickness, and explain how to use performance tracking without getting lost in spreadsheets. They also share a practical review method: hide the answer choices, reconstruct
July 17 · 7 min
Inside the New LSAT: Prometric Pressure and UI Delays
LSAT prep is changing fast as remote testing disappears for most takers and Prometric centers become the new normal. The hosts break down how to train for sensory overload, adapt to the new LawHub interface, and avoid the hidden time costs of extra clicks
July 16 · 8 min
Why PT 141 Is a Ghost and How to Survive Triple LR
Learn why the new triple-digit LSAT prep tests can hide years of older explanations, and how LSAC’s conversion tables help you find the original sources. The episode also breaks down the 66% chance of an experimental Logical Reasoning section and why you
July 16 · 8 min
LSAT’s New Reality: RC Strategy and the Writing Section Shakeup
With Logic Games retired, this episode breaks down why Reading Comp has become the new score separator, from the “nouns versus verbs” approach to pacing and blind review tactics. It also covers the redesigned argumentative writing task, remote proctoring
June 26 · 18 min
Episode 12: The Full LR Attack Plan
This episode breaks down a full Logical Reasoning game plan: how to use pacing, the skip rule, and two-pass section strategy to avoid burning time on one hard question. It also explains how question types map to the same argument structure, then shows how
June 26 · 15 min
Episode 11: Reading the Answer Choices: Traps and Timing
Learn how test writers plant answers that sound decisive but miss the logic of the argument. This episode breaks down a five-part trap checklist, plus prephrasing and pacing tactics you can use to eliminate wrong choices fast.
June 26 · 17 min
Episode 10: Paradox, Evaluate, and the Rare Types
This episode breaks down three rare LSAT question types: paradox, evaluate, and cannot be true. Learn how to spot each stem fast, avoid common traps, and use the right strategy to make conflicting facts fit or identify the key missing link.

LSAT Logical Reasoning: The Argument-Type Playbook

The Shared Hub Rule: Most, All, and Logical Traps

Split Reading Dual Passages: Beat the Silence Trap

Why LSAT Review Tricks Your Brain

Why a 170 Isn’t What It Used to Be

LawHub’s New Tools: Helpful or a Trap?

Stop Chasing Practice Tests: Break the LSAT Plateau

LSAC’s Strategy Booster: Why More Tracking Isn’t Better

LSAT Writing Without Scratch Paper

The RC Timing Paradox: Read Slower, Score Higher

Upstream vs. Downstream Errors in Your Wrong Answer Journal

LawHub’s Hidden 168: Fresh LSAT Questions Without Spoiling PrepTests

LSAT 2026: The Extra-Click Trap and PrepTest Strategy

Why Your LSAT Diagnostic Is Not Your Destiny

Stop the LSAT Spreadsheet Trap

Inside the New LSAT: Prometric Pressure and UI Delays

Why PT 141 Is a Ghost and How to Survive Triple LR

LSAT’s New Reality: RC Strategy and the Writing Section Shakeup

Episode 12: The Full LR Attack Plan

Episode 11: Reading the Answer Choices: Traps and Timing

Episode 10: Paradox, Evaluate, and the Rare Types