I guess this stuff really is "mainstream" now (sigh). I had a fun conversation with Leigh Jones, who even laughed at my bad jokes. (One minor factual error: I started blogging in August 2003, but the separate law school blog started a couple of years later.) Other bloggers profiled are Douglas Berman (Ohio State), Blog Emperor Caron (Cincinatti), Christine Hurt (Illinois), and everyone's favorite passive-aggressive law blogger, Eugene Volokh (UCLA) (whoops, there's that odd sense of humor of mine again).
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