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Cited Authorities

Hosted by Alexander Powell · business · EN-US

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About this Podcast:

Behind every successful legal career is a series of decisions that never made it onto a résumé. Cited Authorities features conversations with accomplished lawyers, and the leaders who shape their field, about career inflection points, professional judgment, reputation, leadership, and the real stories behind professional success. Excellent legal careers are not accidents. Hear the stories of how they were built.

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Booking probability

29%

Guest openness

Selective

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What is Cited Authorities about?

Behind every successful legal career is a series of decisions that never made it onto a résumé. Cited Authorities features conversations with accomplished lawyers, and the leaders who shape their field, about career inflection points, professional judgment, reputation, leadership, and the real stories behind professional success. Excellent legal careers are not accidents. Hear the stories of how they were built.

Who hosts Cited Authorities?

Cited Authorities is hosted by Alexander Powell. The show has published 18 episodes to date.

What has Cited Authorities covered recently?

Recent episodes include "Barak Richman on the Diamond Trade, Antitrust in Health Care, and ERISA" (29 October 2026, 16 minutes), "Seun Williams on Moving From Prosecution to Defense and What Juvenile Court Teaches" (15 October 2026, 18 minutes), and "Melissa L. Wiley on Tax Controversy, Teaching, and Judgment" (1 October 2026, 18 minutes).

How often does Cited Authorities publish?

Cited Authorities publishes roughly every two weeks, with episodes averaging 25 minutes across 18 episodes.

How hard is it to get booked on Cited Authorities?

Booking probability for Cited Authorities is 29%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Cited Authorities requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Cited Authorities's contact route on record: verified email.

Who should pitch Cited Authorities?

The strongest fits for Cited Authorities are Law & Legal Services. Cited Authorities has a business audience.

About the host

Alexander Powell hosts Cited Authorities, a business podcast with 18 episodes published.

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Recent episodes

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  • Episode #18

    Barak Richman on the Diamond Trade, Antitrust in Health Care, and ERISA

    Oct 29, 202616 minS1

    Barak Richman, the Alexander Hamilton Professor of Business Law at the George Washington University Law School, joins Alexander Powell to talk about his years on Senate Finance Committee staff, what New York's diamond...

  • Episode #17

    Seun Williams on Moving From Prosecution to Defense and What Juvenile Court Teaches

    Oct 15, 202618 minS1

    Seun Williams, a partner at the Law Office of Thomas E. Pyles, P.A., joins Alexander Powell to talk about moving from prosecuting cases in Prince George's County to the defense table, what juvenile court teaches a...

  • Episode #16

    Melissa L. Wiley on Tax Controversy, Teaching, and Judgment

    Oct 1, 202618 minS1

    Melissa L. Wiley, a partner at Kostelanetz LLP and an adjunct professor at Georgetown Law, joins Alexander Powell to talk about tax controversy, teaching, and the judgment required for effective advocacy. CHAPTERS 0:00...

  • Episode #15

    Andrew T. Wise on What Public Defense Teaches a Trial Lawyer

    Sep 16, 202616 minS1

    Andrew T. Wise leads the White Collar Defense practice at Miller & Chevalier. He has tried more than 50 cases to resolution, and he started as a public defender at the DC Public Defender Service. Today's episode is...

  • Episode #13

    Ben Tompkins: From DOJ Prosecutor to Defense Counsel

    Aug 20, 202616 minS1

    Episode 13 of Cited Authorities. A conversation with Ben Tompkins, former trial attorney in the Justice Department's Tax Division and former Assistant United States Attorney in Los Angeles. Tompkins is now a partner at...

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  • Episode #11

    Terry Lemons: White House Reporter, IRS Insider, Baseball Historian

    Jul 23, 202630 minS1

    Terry Lemons spent more than 26 years at the IRS, 11 of them leading communications for the agency. Before that he covered the 1992 presidential campaign, Congress, and the White House as a newspaper reporter. Today he...

  • Episode #9

    John Pontius – From the JAG Corps to Founding a Tax Law Firm

    Jun 24, 202625 minS1

    John Pontius is the founder of Pontius Tax Law, PLLC. He started as an Army JAG officer, deployed to Iraq with the 1st Armored Division, earned a Tax LL.M. from Georgetown on the GI Bill, and worked in the international...

  • Episode #8

    Pamela Gilbert: The Attorney Fighting for Consumer Safety

    Jun 10, 202635 min

    Pamela Gilbert spent years pressuring federal agencies from the outside, at U.S. Public Interest Research Group and Public Citizen's Congress Watch. Then she ran one. As Executive Director of the U.S. Consumer Product...

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    Glen Frost: Building Frost Law and Practicing Tax Controversy

    May 28, 202623 minS0

    <p>Episode 7 of Cited Authorities. A conversation with Glen Frost, Founder and Managing Partner of Frost Law.<br/><br/>Glen is an attorney, a CPA, and a Certified Financial Planner, with an LL.M. in Taxation. He is...

  • Episode #6

    Fred Brown – Leading UBalt Law's Graduate Tax Program

    May 13, 202632 minS1

    <p>Episode 6 of Cited Authorities. A conversation with Fred Brown, Director of the Graduate Tax Program at the University of Baltimore School of Law since 1990.<br/>Fred started as an electrical engineer at Rutgers...

  • Episode #5

    Ebony M. Thompson – Baltimore's Attorney, Fighting for Her City

    Apr 30, 202634 minS1

    <p>Episode 5 of Cited Authorities. A Saturday-afternoon conversation with Ebony M. Thompson, Baltimore City Solicitor. She is Baltimore's chief legal officer, and the first woman and first openly gay person to hold the...

  • Episode #4

    Ellis Duncan: Leading Georgetown Law's Graduate Tax Program

    Apr 15, 202634 minS1

    <p>Ellis Duncan is the Director of the Graduate Tax Program at Georgetown University Law Center. He built his tax career through Ernst & Young's M&A group in New York City and hedge fund work at Ropes & Gray. In 2011...

  • Episode #3

    Robert C. Bonsib: 300+ Jury Trials & What They Don't Teach You in Law School

    Apr 1, 202634 minS1

    <p>Robert C. Bonsib is the co-founder of MarcusBonsib and a Fellow of the American College of Trial Lawyers. He has tried more than 300 jury trials across state and federal courts, beginning his career as a prosecutor...

  • Episode #2

    Lisa D. Sparks – First in Her Family, First in Her Class

    Mar 18, 202637 minS1

    <p>Lisa D. Sparks was the first person in her family to graduate from high school. At age 22, she graduated from law school as valedictorian. She built a construction litigation practice, served as a JAG captain, and...

  • Episode #1

    Christopher J. Monte – Award-Winning Prosecutor

    Mar 4, 202629 minS1

    <p>Before he became an award-winning homicide prosecutor, Christopher J. Monte was a classical musician in the Boston Symphony Orchestra. In this series premiere of Cited Authorities, Alex and Chris discuss Chris's path...

  • Cited Authorities

    Season One Preview

    Feb 23, 20261 minS0

    <p>Cited Authorities is a new interview series hosted by Washington, DC tax attorney and former prosecutor Alexander Powell. Behind every successful legal career is a series of decisions that never made it onto a...

Recent guests

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Fred Brown

Advanced Buteyko Breathing Specialist, University of Baltimore School of Law

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Melissa L. Wiley

Kostelanetz LLP

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Andrew T. Wise

Miller & Chevalier

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Ben Tompkins

Nardiello Turanchik Tompkins

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