Jason Ingber

Michael Helfand is a religious liberties professor in Pepperdine and Yale law school. Michael taught me in a seminar in UCLA (you could hear a pin drop) about how religious rights can act as a sword and a shield. That class's goal was to decide if we prefer laws from the judiciary or the legislature. I'm curious after you hear this episode what your opinion is (if we ought to have judge's writing...

Rachel Feldman is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT), MA, a graduate of  Columbia and Sarah Lawrence respectively, so I brought her on to help me probe Ariel Demure who grew up in South Florida, a young kid adjacent to the adult entertainment industry, and whom has transitioned genders; we hear her story and responses to judgment from society.

David Kupfer is a partner with Kasowitz Benson (any opinions and thoughts expressed in the episode are David's not his firm's) Abe Melamed is a professional mediator. David and I grill Abe on maneuver/processes we can apply to settle cases, his mediation show pitch to Netflix pitch. We also trade wild stories and dissect their results.

Julius Thomas played basketball for four NCAA seasons, but switched to pro football at graduation.  He was active over seven seasons in the NFL, culminating in a Superbowl with Peyton Manning.  After retiring from the NFL he earned a master's degree and advises companies on wellness and winning cultures.  

Rabbi Daniel Levine is back.  This time, like with our Chanukah episode, we explore truth in the legendary Passover story. 

Mike and I discuss NBA playoffs, with Laker predictions and on the merits and legal violations behind Kyrie Irving not playing in refusal of vaccination. 

Yossie Strickman is a leader in internet safety.  He encourages dialogue around pitfalls people find themselves in online.  Yossie started the organization https://projecttrust.net/ to educate people about internet filters.  He's reachable if you want to chat. 

Mike Alder is trial lawyer with an extraordinary winning record. Mike describes his road to success, especially the pitfalls and lessons that he encountered along the way.

Featuring the security guard from my previous short episode titled "A Security Guard Takes on Love" Jose Aragon tells his family's immigration story and insight from guarding a state and federal jail in Texas in the 1990's.  He went on to be security for the Denver Nuggets and moved to Los Angeles to care for his late wife.

Shireen Tavakoli is an Iranian immigrant that graduated UCLA Law and worked for the United Nations and international law firms. Shireen discusses the challenges in being a female in a male dominated profession and how she overcomes them. We also talk about masculine vs. feminine enrgy and how she uses each to her advantage.  She also has advice for law students and people starting their own law fi...

Nathan "Nat" Lewin talks about how he was hired as a clerk for the Supreme Court, which was partially because no one would hire a Sabbath observant Jew despite the fact that he was top of his class in Harvard Law School.  Nat was in class with Antonin Scalia and went on to work for the Department of Justice prosecuting Jimmy Hoffa and then joined a law firm as a named partner defending former pres...

Avi "Abe" Hendeles gets vulnerable about some health battles.  His zest for life will leave you feeling inspired. 

A fast paced conversation with Jacob Hornberger; an American politician, former trial attorney and presidential candidate.  Jacob charges Congress to fix America's fiscal policy, with details on new and old government narratives worth questioning (JFK, Iraq War legitimatacy), and basic tenets libertarian tenets.

Bernard Charbonnet is a legal titan that practices in NOLA for over 40 years.  He was the chairman of the Port of New Orleans' board of commissioners and served Louisiana in other posts in his career.  We discuss race, courtroom tactics, his view of the Jewish people, how his perspectives have changed over the years, and what needs to be done to create a better tomorrow. 

Bob Simon aka @planetfunbob, the legendary personal injury attorney, breaks down how he started his law firm, gives me advice on mine and tips on how to take depositions and some hilarious takes on litigating.  

The authors of Holy Intimacy, Sara Morozow, and Rivkah Slonim delve into their blueprint for achieving an enhanced and perpetually heightened intimacy with a spouse. 

Sara Morozow and Rivkah Slonim authored "Holy Intimacy" a book that weaves Jewish law and psychology for married couples to achieve heightened intimacy in the bedroom.  Our conversation centered around certain laws weighed against some new wave feminist ideas.   

Adrienne Lawrence authored "Staying in the Game" a book she wrote about sexual harassment she battled at ESPN, and is a guide on how to win if someone finds themselves in that position and chooses to fight.  In 2019 she filed a lawsuit against ESPN for sexual harrassment. 

Songwriter Ezzi on his battles with inner demons.  Featuring Alan Watts and Sarah Silverman. 

Being vegan can mean healthy, but what about taste?  Mrs. Goldfarb's unreal deli is delicious and ubiquitous.  Mrs. Goldfarb details her deal with Mark Cuban and her money moves behind building the mouthwatering vegan deli empire.  Featuring Marshall Brown in the intro. 

Chavrusa 2/2.  Rabbi Daniel Levine elucidates the untold story behind Chanukah and how it may not be as the same storybook we were told. 

I debate Rabbi Daniel Levine on circumscion, is being a rabbi good, and the mainstream stories about Judiasm we teach children.  

Did Adolf Hitler do anything good for society?  I take this question seriously; it pushes me to Nazi financial wizard, Hjalmar Schacht.  Professor Gerhard Ludwig Weinberg and Professor Christopher Kopper reveal Adolf Hitler and the Nazis' ponzi schemes that defrauded German citizens.  

Rick Block has won over 200 jury trials and over $150 million in verdicts.  He shares deposition tips and tricks for trial while he weaves in his origin story. 

Marcel Dixon is running for Congress to fix transportation and parenting obstacles for people with low finances, and the close the deficit some black Americans inherited.  Also availble on Youtube.