Episodes

  • Disconnected And Done

    Disconnected And Done
    Jan 22 2026
    Bryce discusses the disillusionment and disconnection many feel within the legal profession and society at large. He describes a sense of being "done" with the Legal Matrix, the artificiality of modern life, and the pervasive deception and delusion. He emphasizes the importance of disconnecting from toxic relationships, bad habits, and unfulfilling professions to find personal truth and fulfillment. He warns of the negative impact of the legal profession on your health and well-being, citing issues like strokes, heart attacks, and addiction. He also advocates for living in truth and repentance to avoid self-destructive modes.

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    22 mins
  • The Cost Of Doing Business

    The Cost Of Doing Business
    Jan 15 2026
    Bryce discusses the high costs and challenges of running a law firm. He emphasizes the importance of understanding business expenses, including taxes, salaries, and marketing. He criticizes the legal system and law schools for failing to prepare lawyers for the financial realities of practice. He advocates for a free market approach, arguing that socialism and communism are ineffective. He stresses the need for lawyers to plan financially, hire competent staff, and communicate the true costs of legal services to clients. He concludes by urging lawyers to develop financial literacy to thrive in their profession.

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    11 mins
  • Should The Government Be Involved In Marriage?

    Should The Government Be Involved In Marriage?
    Jan 8 2026
    Bryce discusses marriage and he questions the necessity of state involvement in marriage, highlighting the benefits of state-sanctioned marriage such as tax deductions and property rights. He also touches on the high costs of weddings and the challenges of divorce. He shares his personal experiences with marriage and divorce, expressing mixed feelings about the institution. He encourages you to consider alternative ceremonies based on religious beliefs and to engage in a debate about the role of the state in marriage.

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    13 mins
  • What Are We Selling?

    What Are We Selling?
    Jan 1 2026
    Bryce discusses the importance of human interaction over AI, emphasizing the need for genuine connection and leadership. He reflects on his own journey, highlighting the value of personalized guidance from Bryce Prescott, his podcast producer. He argues that true success involves advocating for freedom from various forms of bondage, whether spiritual, marital, financial, or physical. He also criticizes the legal profession for often selling spin and loneliness and urges professionals to stand for truth and make a meaningful impact.

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    17 mins
  • What Really Matters?

    What Really Matters?
    Dec 25 2025
    Bryce discusses the importance of focusing on what truly matters in life, given the brevity and uncertainty of existence. He criticizes the legal profession for its focus on trivial matters and urges you to prioritize your health, relationships, and personal values. He shares personal experiences, including the loss of loved ones, to illustrate the fleeting nature of life and the need to live with purpose and passion.

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    15 mins
  • AI Is The Counterfeit Of God

    AI Is The Counterfeit Of God
    Dec 18 2025
    Bryce discusses the impact of AI on the legal profession, expressing concerns about its ability to replace human empathy and connection. He highlights AI's limitations, such as its inability to understand nuanced human interactions and emotions. He argues that while AI can streamline certain tasks, it cannot replicate the authenticity and humanity inherent in the legal practice. He envisions a future where AI may handle routine legal tasks, potentially reducing the need for human lawyers. He also reflects on the broader societal implications of AI, suggesting it may lead to a more artificial and disconnected world.

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    22 mins
  • Nothing To Prove

    Nothing To Prove
    Dec 11 2025
    Bryce discusses the importance of not feeling the need to prove yourself to others. He shares a personal anecdote about a conversation that made him realize he doesn't need to prove anything to anyone. He emphasizes the need to let go of professional identities that no longer serve us, whether in law or other professions. He advises you to reflect on your accomplishments and to transition gracefully from one identity to another, highlighting the importance of balance and personal fulfillment.

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    13 mins
  • Club 10

    Club 10
    Dec 4 2025
    Bryce discusses the concept of "Club 10," relating to the 10 Commandments and their relevance to lawyers and the legal profession. He highlights the human frailties and sins prevalent among legal professionals, including alcoholism, drug use, and infidelity. He emphasizes the importance of adhering to the 10 Commandments for personal and professional well-being, noting that many lawyers face significant personal challenges. He references statistics from the American Bar Association on lawyer well-being and stresses the need for self-reflection and accountability in the legal profession.

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    12 mins