Seven-time Emmy Award-winning comedy writer, keynote speaker and communication strategist Beth Sherman joins Gina Rubel to explore what legal leaders can learn from comedy about connection. As clients increasingly arrive with information already in hand, expertise alone is not enough. Beth shares her audience-first approach and the BETH framework for making complex ideas clearer, more relatable and easier to act on.

Career developer and recruiter Eva Wisnik joins Jennifer Simpson Carr to examine what happens when fear, uncertainty, and the comfort of familiarity keep talented professionals from taking their next step. Drawing on 30 years of experience in the legal industry, Eva shares how skills, values, relationships, and self-trust can help professionals distinguish thoughtful career growth from impulsive change, and recognize opportunity even when the future feels uncertain.

AI is changing what it means for law firms and lawyers to be visible, credible, and trusted. Jennifer Simpson Carr is joined by Furia Rubel colleagues Leslie Richards, Sarah Larson, and Becky Bergman to explore why earned media must increasingly serve both human audiences and AI-driven search. They discuss the importance of sustained visibility, authentic thought leadership, and distinctly human perspective in helping lawyers build a recognizable record of expertise as the information environment continues to evolve.