The Court Reporter Podcast

Brynn Reynolds Seymour
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The Court Reporter Podcast is a space for court reporters and litigation support professionals who want to move from feeling overwhelmed and scattered to clear, confident, and assertive in their work and their lives. Hosted by Brynn Reynolds Seymour, this podcast offers grounded conversations, practical insight, and perspective drawn from real experience inside the courtroom. Each episode explores the mental, professional, and relational challenges court reporters face but rarely talk about openly, from managing stress and self doubt to communicating effectively with attorneys, advocating for yourself, and creating systems that support clarity and balance. Rather than quick fixes or industry noise, this podcast focuses on thoughtful guidance, mindset shifts, and simple strategies that help you show up with confidence on the record and off. You will hear honest reflections, professional coaching insights, and real world lessons on time management, boundaries, communication, and leadership within the justice system. If you are a court reporter who wants to trust yourself more, think more clearly, and build a sustainable professional life without burnout, The Court Reporter Podcast is for you.

  1. #73 - The Path Ahead for Court Reporting in 2026

    5 NGÀY TRƯỚC

    #73 - The Path Ahead for Court Reporting in 2026

    It’s officially 2026. In this New Year kickoff episode, Brynn reflects on what 2025 revealed, celebrates unexpected milestones, and lays out a clear vision for what’s ahead on the Court Reporter Podcast. This episode introduces the podcast’s new season-based format, the core themes for the year, and a transparent look at Brynn’s personal recommitment to growth, including her journey toward the RPR and deeper national-level understanding of the profession. This is not about perfection. It’s about clarity, structure, and doing the work out loud. If you’ve ever felt unsure, overwhelmed, or like you’re just figuring things out as you go, this episode sets the tone for a different kind of year. In This Episode, We Cover:• Why 2026 is the Year of Transformation • A behind-the-scenes look at the podcast’s growth and milestones • What’s changing with the podcast structure and why • The four core principles that define court reporting across all jurisdictions • Brynn’s honest recommitment to pursuing the RPR and true professional mastery • A preview of each season planned for 2026 • Why expertise is more than credentials • What it really means to build confidence, clarity, and authority in this profession What’s Coming in 2026:• Ethics, licensure, certification, and professional identity • Assertive communication and confidence on the record • Business systems, burnout reduction, and future-proofing your career • Judicial interviews, community conversations, and national observances • The launch of the Court Reporter Podcast Awards This podcast exists to bridge gaps, elevate standards, and support court reporters and litigation professionals navigating real-world challenges with intention. If this episode resonates, stay connected. Sign up for the newsletter at courtreporterpodcast.com to receive updates, episode drops, and invitations to upcoming discussions and accountability sessions. This is the year we do things differently. Join me for finance management accountability sessions! I'll send the schedule via the newsletter which you can join by going to: courtreporterpodcast.com

    36 phút
  2. #72 - How to Get on a Court Reporter’s Good Side — Part 3/3

    16/12/2025

    #72 - How to Get on a Court Reporter’s Good Side — Part 3/3

    Today we're wrapping up the mini episode series with Tips #8–10 on how attorneys can work best with their court reporters. This is important because they don't seem to teach it much in law school, so hearing directly from a court reporter all the things we want attorneys to know, can be so helpful. Attorneys, this is for you. Listening to this series will put you one step ahead of all of your colleagues. Feel free to email brynn@courtreporterpodcast.com! ⭐ Leave Us a Review!If this series helped you lead the room and protect the record, please leave a 5-star rating or a short review—even a quick star rating helps more reporters and attorneys find the show.

    7 phút
  3. #71 - Attorneys: How to Work with your Court Reporter - Part 2

    18/09/2025

    #71 - Attorneys: How to Work with your Court Reporter - Part 2

    When the record is on the line, every micro-decision matters. If you wait until the end to request a rough or let crosstalk slide “just this once,” you invite stress, corrections, and a messy review. In this episode, you’ll learn simple moves that keep you impartial, in control, and confident from gavel to goodbye. ⭐ Leave Us a Review!If this helped you protect the record, please leave a 5-star rating or short review—even a star rating helps more reporters and attorneys find the show.

    8 phút
  4. #70 - For Attorneys: How to Work with a Court Reporter - Part 1

    16/09/2025

    #70 - For Attorneys: How to Work with a Court Reporter - Part 1

    When the record is on the line, even small decisions can make or break accuracy. What you say, when you speak up, and how you confirm the record all affect the clarity of the transcript and the pace of the proceeding. This episode shares the etiquette every attorney needs to know—so you can work with your reporter, not against them, and ensure the record stays clean. In Part 1 of this mini series, host Brynn Reynold Seymour explains why the record is the primary product of any proceeding—and why assumptions can undermine it. This episode addresses the most common mistakes attorneys make, probably unknowingly, when trying to make the record in depositions. Host InsightsBrynn shares how simple attorney habits—clear cues, verbalizing the record, and proactive introductions—make proceedings smoother for everyone and protect the record in high-stakes settings. Resources & MentionsContact: brynn@courtreporterpodcast.comInstagram & Facebook: @courtreporterpodcastCourt Reporter CEO Mindset Program signup ⭐ Leave Us a Review!If this episode brought you value, please leave a 5-star rating and quick review. Your support helps more attorneys and reporters discover the tools and insights they need to succeed. And don’t forget to subscribe—Parts 2 and 3 are coming soon.

    10 phút
  5. #69 - Guardians of the Record: Court Reporting Etiquette with Vicki Poole

    10/09/2025

    #69 - Guardians of the Record: Court Reporting Etiquette with Vicki Poole

    When the record is on the line, every micro-decision matters. What to say, when to speak up, how to follow up, how to respond—these split-second choices can easily lead to overwhelm and burnout if we don’t prepare in advance. That’s why we gathered a roundtable of seasoned professionals to talk it through—so you can step into every proceeding with the confidence and etiquette of a true guardian of the record. In this episode, we explore the core of court reporting professionalism: neutrality, boundaries, and room control. Special guest Vicki Poole, CSR, RPR, RMR, shares field-tested strategies for staying impartial, from setting the tone the moment you arrive to avoiding even the appearance of bias. Voices in This Episode Hosts: Brynn Seymour | Treissa Matakaetis | Lisa Thomas | Brooke Skau, RPRGuest: Vicki Poole, CSR, RPR, RMRCassandra Ellis, RMR, RDR, CRR — President of MCRACinnamon Krauss, CSR, CRRSheena Selvera, CSR, CVR Sponsored by Steno Do you want to work with an agency that works for you? Steno isn’t just another agency; they’re redefining the future of litigation support with modern technology and a concierge approach that makes your job easier. Court reporters choose Steno for fast payment, intuitive tools, and real-time tech support on every assignment. It’s no wonder they’re one of the fastest-growing firms in the country. Don’t just take our word for it; sign up now and experience it for yourself! ⭐ Leave Us a Review! If this episode brought you value, take a moment to leave a 5-star rating and a quick review. Your support helps more court reporters discover the community, tools, and encouragement they need to succeed. Even a simple star rating makes a big difference!

    55 phút
  6. #68 - From Chaos to CEO: The 5-Step Blueprint Court Reporters Need

    30/08/2025

    #68 - From Chaos to CEO: The 5-Step Blueprint Court Reporters Need

    What if you could stop reacting to chaos and start running your business like a CEO? In this episode, I share the exact 5-step framework — Groundwork, Assess, Visualize, Execute, Leverage & Lead — that will transform how you work. The doors to the VTM program are open for 10 founding members. DM me “VTM” now to lock in 50% off and lifetime VIP perks before spots run out!! Can't wait to see you there... UBUNTU!

    14 phút
  7. #67 - The VTM System Every High-Level Court Reporter Needs

    29/08/2025

    #67 - The VTM System Every High-Level Court Reporter Needs

    In this episode, I reveal the VTM system every high-level reporter needs to reclaim their time, double their income, and finally run their business like a CEO. The most frequently asked questions I get are: 1) what exactly is a VTM? and 2) can I afford it? Listen to this episode to find out why you can't afford NOT to have one. Only 5 founding member spots are available! Email me “VTM” today to claim yours before they’re gone. Brynn@courtreporterpodcast.com

    21 phút
  8. #66 - Job Hunting in 2025: Most Lucrative Career without a Bachelor's

    19/08/2025

    #66 - Job Hunting in 2025: Most Lucrative Career without a Bachelor's

    In this episode, the tables are turned again as Brynn is the one being interviewed by a journalist from Cali Weekly for an article that just came out, entitled "Job Hunting in 2025," featuring Brynn and her court reporting expertise! Want to dive into the world of court reporting? Brynn takes us on a journey from her indecisive college days to discovering a career that perfectly combined her quick typing skills and passion for flexibility. Brynn also emphasizes the importance of life balance and delegation - "I think the most important thing for court reporters is to accept that they have to become a CEO and run their business in order to also be able to live their lives..." Working Reporters interested in the VTM Program: email Brynn@courtreporterpodcast.com or skip that step and just schedule a meeting here ! Sixteen Ramos is a France-based freelance writer and content strategist whose storytelling expertise has helped brands generate over $10 million in revenue. Her work covers topics ranging from entrepreneurship and AI to culture and wellness, and has appeared in outlets like USA Today, VentureBeat, and Pitchfork. When she’s not writing, she indulges her love of rare books, castles, and jazz. Brynn candidly shares the challenges and rewards of the profession, including the surprising correlation between musical abilities and court reporting proficiency. Highlighting the high earning potential and work life balance that the career offers, Brynn emphasizes the importance of delegation and a business mindset to manage stress and avoid burnout. Brynn also discusses her proactive efforts to raise awareness about this under the radar profession among Gen Z, paving the way for a new generation of court reporters. To top it all off, Brynn reveals her exciting new initiative, 'The Court Reporter CEO Mindset Program,' aimed at empowering aspiring court reporters to achieve success. Tune in to be inspired by Brynn’s story and gain valuable insights into a career that promises both financial stability and personal fulfilment. 00:00 Introduction and Greetings 00:14 Getting to Know the Guest 00:45 Journey into Court Reporting 04:12 Challenges and Realities of Court Reporting 06:38 Career Path and Earning Potential 12:46 Work-Life Balance and Burnout 15:58 Innovations and Mindset Shifts 17:54 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

    34 phút
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The Court Reporter Podcast is a space for court reporters and litigation support professionals who want to move from feeling overwhelmed and scattered to clear, confident, and assertive in their work and their lives. Hosted by Brynn Reynolds Seymour, this podcast offers grounded conversations, practical insight, and perspective drawn from real experience inside the courtroom. Each episode explores the mental, professional, and relational challenges court reporters face but rarely talk about openly, from managing stress and self doubt to communicating effectively with attorneys, advocating for yourself, and creating systems that support clarity and balance. Rather than quick fixes or industry noise, this podcast focuses on thoughtful guidance, mindset shifts, and simple strategies that help you show up with confidence on the record and off. You will hear honest reflections, professional coaching insights, and real world lessons on time management, boundaries, communication, and leadership within the justice system. If you are a court reporter who wants to trust yourself more, think more clearly, and build a sustainable professional life without burnout, The Court Reporter Podcast is for you.

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  • Nhà sáng tạo
    Brynn Reynolds Seymour
  • Năm hoạt động
    2022 - 2026
  • Tập
    73
  • Xếp hạng
    Sạch
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    © 2024 The Court Reporter Podcast
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    The Court Reporter Podcast

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