Transcription Talk With Linda
Want someone with many years in the transcription profession in your ear? The host of Transcription Talk, Linda Wilson, explores numerous topics related to transcription. Examples include working from home, editing, proofing, finding clients, customer service, and many others.
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- Sep 7, 2026
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Sic or Phonetic? Knowing What Belongs in the Transcript (opens the original)
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Do you know the difference between sic and phonetic and which one is used where in a legal transcript? Follow along as Linda Wilson explains. Interested in legal transcription training? learntotranscribe.com
Legal Transcription is More Than Just Typing What You Hear (opens the original)
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Today's episode is for you if you thought that legal transcription is just typing what you hear. Listen as Linda Wilson explains. Ready to check out our training? learntotranscribe.com
Is Training Really Necessary for Legal Transcription? (opens the original)
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Do you really need training to become a legal transcriptionist? Listen in as Linda Wilson gives her thoughts on this matter. Find training courses at learntotranscribe.com
Economic Downturn Conditions (opens the original)
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Listen in as Linda Wilson, hostess of Transcription Talk With Linda, discusses the effects of an economic downturn on litigation work. Leave comments as to what you think about this topic. Interested in learning legal transcription? Check us out at https://learntotranscribe.com for more information.
Hit on the Head (opens the original)
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On today's episode, Linda Wilson, Certified Court Reporter, talks about a couple of different times she was hit on the head in the courtroom. Tune in to hear what happened to her. Interested in legal transcription? Check out our courses at https://learntotranscribe.com
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