LexiCast
Legal CPD podcast by LawCPD

LexiCast

LexiCast is LawCPD's podcast for practical learning on the go. 30-minute episodes covering the issues, skills and challenges shaping modern legal practice.

30-minute episodes
Practical topics for lawyers
AI-powered, expert-reviewed
Full-length LexiCast episodes are included with LawCPD subscriptions.
LawCPD Podcast LexiCast
What is LexiCast?

Next-generation legal podcast, built for busy lawyers

Written by legal experts and curated with advanced conversational AI, LexiCast delivers episodes that are focused, practical and address the issues lawyers face every day.

Short and focused

30 minutes is enough depth to be useful. Short enough to fit into a busy day.

Practical and relevant

Topics across ethics, risk, AI, practice management, skills and wellbeing.

Expert-reviewed

AI shapes the conversational format, but every episode is reviewed by experts.

CPD you can claim*

Where permitted by your jurisdiction and CPD rules.

See the FAQ →
Featured episodes

Start listening

Fresh episodes released regularly. New topics, new perspectives.

Why lawyers listen

Learning that fits around the work

Keep up with what's changing

Legal practice is changing quickly. LexiCast explores emerging issues before they become yesterday's news.

Build skills beyond black-letter law

Topics cover ethics, risk, communication, AI, leadership, wellbeing and the professional skills lawyers need.

Learn without another screen

Not every learning experience needs another browser tab. Listen wherever you have a few spare minutes.

Turn listening into CPD

Where permitted by your jurisdiction and CPD rules, LexiCast can form part of your CPD learning. Track it with the free CPD Tracker.

Take it with you

Add LexiCast to the player you already use

Once you're subscribed through LawCPD, add LexiCast to your preferred podcast app so new episodes are ready whenever you are, on your commute, at the gym or between meetings. Every subscription also includes free access to LawCPD's CPD Tracker.

FAQ

Questions, answered

What is LexiCast?
LexiCast is LawCPD's new AI-produced, expert-reviewed legal podcast. Every episode explores a core area of modern legal practice (including ethics, risk, wellbeing, supervision, innovation, and legal professional privilege) in short, practical episodes you can listen to anywhere.
Is the content accurate if it's AI-produced?
Yes. Each episode is produced using advanced conversational AI tools and carefully reviewed and verified by experts. This ensures every episode aligns with legal best practice, stays relevant to Australian jurisdictions, and maintains LawCPD's rigorous quality standards.
Can I rely on LexiCast for CPD learning?
LexiCast is designed to support your CPD learning by giving you practical insights, ethical guidance and risk-focused discussion. You can claim at least 5 points in most jurisdictions. Lawyers in WA cannot claim CPD points by listening to the podcast. LexiCast helps you stay informed, reflect on legal issues and build core professional skills; all of which support your annual CPD requirements. For the rules that apply to you, see our CPD Rules guide.
How does LexiCast save me time?
LexiCast episodes are intentionally short and designed to fit into your day. You can listen while commuting, walking, cooking, or between matters; making it easier to continue your professional development without needing dedicated desk time.
Will LexiCast be relevant to my practice area?
Yes. Episodes focus on universal competencies and emerging issues that affect practitioners across all areas of law, such as legal professional privilege, risk management, AI in practice, ethical boundaries, supervision, and lawyer wellbeing. This ensures the content is practical and valuable regardless of your specialisation.
Does LexiCast provide practical takeaways, or is it high-level commentary?
Each episode is designed to offer clear, actionable insights. You'll hear practical examples, risk considerations, steps you can apply in your day-to-day work, and guidance aligned with professional obligations.
Who reviews the content?
LexiCast content is created based on expert-reviewed material, and each episode is reviewed by a senior member of the LawCPD team. This ensures a high standard of accuracy, legal clarity and real-world relevance.
Can I claim CPD from LexiCast?
Different jurisdictions have different rules. Many lawyers use podcasts as part of their self-directed CPD, especially for ethics, practice management and professional skills. If you intend to claim CPD, you can track the LexiCast episodes you've listened to with LawCPD's free CPD tracker.
Is LexiCast free to access?
The CPD-claimable episodes (LexiCast CPD+) are available by subscription only. For free-to-air weekly updates on key events, LexiCast Shorts are available via Spotify and Apple Podcasts.
Do I need a LawCPD account to listen?
You need a valid LawCPD subscription to access LexiCast's 30-minute episodes. LexiCast Shorts do not require a LawCPD account.
How often are new episodes released?
LexiCast releases new episodes regularly, covering relevant themes for Australian lawyers such as:
  • Legal Professional Privilege
  • AI and legal practice
  • Lawyer wellbeing
  • Social media and risk
  • Innovation and integrity
  • Collaborative practice
  • Supervision
  • Incident management
How long are the episodes?
Most episodes run for around 30 minutes, offering enough depth to explore practical issues without being overwhelming.
Can I suggest topics for future episodes?
Absolutely. We welcome requests for topics that would support your practice or professional development. You can submit suggestions through the contact form on the LawCPD website.
Where can I listen?
LexiCast is available through the Supercast platform. Once subscribed, you can add the LexiCast podcast to your preferred podcast platform using the Supercast integration feature.

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