Playing Games With The Supreme Court - Above the Law
Briefly

In this podcast episode, Talia Rosen discusses her journey from lawyer to board game creator with her game "First Monday in October," which immerses players in U.S. Supreme Court history. By combining strategic gameplay with rich historical trivia about justices, Rosen aims to make the legal system both accessible and entertaining. The discussion covers her creative process, including balancing her legal career with game development, the importance of player feedback, and iterations that shaped the game over ten years. The episode also highlights the broader mission of The Jabot podcast in promoting diverse voices within the legal space.
Rosen shares how "First Monday in October" engages players with a strategic dive into U.S. Supreme Court history, making legal concepts accessible and fun.
After a 10-year journey, Talia reflects on the challenges of balancing her day job as a lawyer while iterating on her board game concepts.
The podcast highlights the importance of community feedback in game testing, showcasing how play-testing events contributed to refining the game's mechanics.
The Jabot podcast emphasizes diverse voices in the legal field, drawing inspiration from Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s legacy and the power of dissent.
Read at Above the Law
[
|
]