About this episode

This episode explores the unique perspective of court reporters through a song that reflects their role in preserving spoken words amidst the chaos of legal proceedings.

What does a court reporter hear when everyone else is talking? Before you listen, I want to challenge you to listen to this song in two different ways. As court reporters, we have a unique perspective because we spend our lives preserving moments that everyone else forgets. In this special music episode of the Court Reporter Podcast, we hear a song inspired by the unique role court reporters play in preserving the spoken word. The song explores the pressure, responsibility, and quiet professionalism required to capture the record accurately while others focus on arguments, objections, strategy, and testimony. Some listeners may hear a song about court reporting. Others may hear a deeper story about truth, memory, accountability, and the lasting impact of our words. What do you think the song is really about? Send your thoughts to brynn@courtreporterpodcast.com . I'd love to hear your interpretation. New music episodes and traditional Court Reporter Podcast episodes are coming soon.

People in this episode

Host: Brynn Reynolds Seymour

Topics covered

• court reporting
• music
• perspective
• responsibility
• truth
• memory
• accountability

Keywords

• court reporter
• song
• perspective
• responsibility
• testimony
• memory
• truth

Mentioned in this episode

Books & works: On The Record

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