Exhibit A-List

Some of the things you think are polite are actually costing you money, respect, and peace, and nobody's told you that until now. This episode is the advice I'd give you if we were sitting on my couch and I had permission to be completely honest: why over-explaining a sick day backfires, why "sorry, I'm unavailable" doesn't need an apology, why vague plans are how resentm...

Predators don't follow social norms, but the rest of us do, and that gap is exactly what gets exploited. This episode breaks down why holding the door, apologizing by reflex, and tuning out with noise canceling headphones can make you an easier target, plus practical ways to get sharper without living in fear: practicing your response, trusting your read on people, and setting boundaries witho...

Jeremy Ostler spent years as a military interrogator before becoming a jury consultant and trial strategist, helping legal teams figure out what jurors actually believe and why. In this episode we get into how to read body language for real (not the tropes), why the first person to get angry usually loses, and the exact phrases that defuse a hostile conversation without you having to back down. We...

Dr. Joel Warsh joins me to break down what actually separates medical advice from medical education, and where the legal risk lives for doctors who share information online. We get into how AI tools like ChatGPT are already changing the doctor-patient relationship, and why bringing your own research to an appointment might make your doctor's job easier, not harder. Then we move into rapid-fire hot...

A jury deliberated for seven days and came back with nothing. The Lindsay Clancy trial ended in a mistrial, split 11 to 1, undone by a single holdout juror, and the final hours featured a genuine legal hail mary. This is the one-story breakdown of what actually happened, why the system let it happen, and what comes next. Inside the episode: The note that ended it. What the foreperson told the judg...

A jury has one narrow job this week. The internet gave itself the same job with none of the rules. That's the thread running through a genuinely huge docket, a verdict on the line, an eighteen-billion-dollar settlement, and a fake pregnancy that ended in real felonies. Here's what we cross-examined: Verdict watch: Lindsay Clancy. A jury is deciding whether she's criminally responsible,...

A fast one this week, three cases we've been watching all cracked open at once. A murder trial dragged Diddy's name into the room, a mother's fate is now in a jury's hands, and a Real Housewives kid made the smartest move of her legal life. Here's the docket: Diddy's name in a murder trial. Duane "Keffe D" Davis is finally on trial for the 1996 murder of Tupac Sha...

A heavier docket than usual this week, and worth every minute. A confessed killer pleaded guilty on purpose, a wellness company allegedly fell apart in the dark, and the queen of the reality edit is suing over an edit. I slow down where it matters. Here's what we cross-examined: The weapon that looks like surrender. Luigi Mangione pleaded guilty to federal charges in the killing of UnitedHealt...

Everyone is watching the Lindsay Clancy trial. Almost nobody is talking about the four months before it. Roughly thirty prescriptions. At least ten different medications. Seventeen minute telehealth appointments with a psychiatrist who had been practicing on her own for about two months and never met her in person. Two crisis calls that ended with her being told she did not qualify for help becaus...

Six stories this week, and one quiet truth running under most of them: your worst decisions are always on the record. Somebody's filming a reality show through a felony, Netflix lost an entire movie off a desk, and a judge just called Instagram a public nuisance. Here's what we cross-examined: Filming through a felony. RHOP's Dr. Wendy Osefo is filming a new season while she and her hu...

Four stories this week, equal parts messy and genuinely fascinating, and I recorded this one on no sleep after a 5am-to-8:30pm camp visiting day, because a promise you make to yourself counts too. Here's what we cross-examined: Ariana Grande is suing a ghost. Her team filed against two hackers she can't even name yet, after they allegedly broke into her collaborators' accounts, stole a...

Ever walked out of a conversation feeling weirdly bad about yourself and not able to say why? Ever watched someone confidently lie and get believed anyway? This episode is the decoder ring. This week I sat down with Jeremy Ostler, a former military interrogator and intelligence analyst turned jury consultant, and we got into the mechanics of how people actually read each other, believe each other,...

Fifty episodes. FIVE ZERO. We're halfway to 100 and your lawyer bestie is emotional about it. No guest, just me and a stacked docket the way we started, breaking down the legal mess behind everything you're already watching. Here's what we cross-examined on the milestone: The Love Island contracts, exposed. Season 8 wrapped, Trinity and Bryce took the $100K, and the leaked cast contrac...

What happens when your plastic surgery goes horribly wrong and no lawyer will take your case? This week Jasmine sits down with Guy S. Regev, MD, Esq., a rare double threat who went to medical school, then law school, then got an MBA because apparently sleep is optional. Now a partner at Zucker & Regev in Brooklyn, he represents victims of medical malpractice, and he's pulling back the curt...

Somewhere in the Midwest, a lot of people are very sick from a taco, and a mom in Utah is watching a court file that was supposed to be sealed get passed around the internet. This week is about one hard truth: the record does not care how you feel. The bodycam, the sealed warrant, the leaked filing, the lab test. You can feel innocent, feel fine, feel like the main character. The paperwork keeps i...

You did your research. You printed your questions. And your pediatrician laughed you out of the office. If that story sounds familiar, this episode is going to feel personal. This week Jasmine takes the conversation everyone whispersabout and puts it on the record with Dr. Joel Warsh, known to 415,000 people as Dr. Joel Gator. He is a board-certified pediatrician in Los Angeles, trained inepidemio...

Everybody was fighting over the same thing this week: the right to talk. FKA twigs is battling an NDA built to keep her quiet. A woman across the ocean watched a prince lose the case everyone assumed he'd win. And after two years of saying nothing, Justin Baldoni finally spoke, so we're breaking down what "we stayed silent" actually means when your lawyers never stopped talking....

What happens when the community you built with your own hands gets hijacked by the people you trusted to run it? Daveed Silva Ossa built one of the most influential Latino tech communities in America out of a happy hour where two people showed up. Within a few years, Uber was hosting his events and Google, Facebook, and Airbnb were partners. Then a group of volunteers quietly incorporated a nonpro...

A housekeeper is disfigured by a 200-pound guard dog and a jury says the owner owes her millions. The singing voice of a movie people still love 25 years later is about to lose her health insurance over one form nobody filed. And somewhere, a director is sleeping on $638,000 worth of mattresses he bought with money that was supposed to make a Netflix show. This week is about one quiet, brutal trut...

A man gets shoved backwards into a lit fire pit on camera. A private chef says a billionaire's household worked her through a high-risk pregnancy. A former facial client who spent years fighting for accountability finally watches the woman who scarred her hand over her license. This week is about one quiet, brutal truth: in the law, whoever files first gets to write the first draft of the stor...

Episode 42 is all about fine print: the fine print on your yogurt, the fine print in a $40 million silence agreement, the fine print of a marriage, and the fine print of a federal prison sentence. Danone, the company behind Oikos, just sued Chobani in federal court alleging its 20g Protein line is misleading consumers. The claim is not about ingredients, it is about math. Danone says Chobani infla...

First things first: the New York Knicks won their first NBA Finals game since 1973 and your born-and-bred New York host needed a moment. Mazel tov to the Knicks and MVP honors to Jalen Brunson. Now to the law. Episode 41 covers three stories all tied to the same theme: how a story gets told, who controls the edit, and what the truth is underneath it. Tyra Banks is suing Netflix for defamation over...

Episode 40 is here and every story this week is about what happens when institutions, celebrities, and corporations overestimate their ability to control the outcome. JPMorgan fired a senior wealth manager who had been there over a decade and managed nearly a billion dollars in client assets. The stated reason: a $642 deli platter submitted on an expense report for a Super Bowl client event. A FIN...

WELCOME BACK TO EXHIBIT A-LIST! What makes someone a target? In this eye-opening conversation, forensic psychologist Dr. Leslie Dobson shares what she’s learned from years of evaluating predators, conducting threat assessments, testifying in court, and working on some of the most disturbing cases imaginable. We discuss: • How predators identify potential victims • Why trusting your intuition matte...

WELCOME BACK TO EXHIBIT A-LIST, WHERE POP CULTURE GETS CROSS-EXAMINED! Episode 38 is one of the most connected episodes yet because nearly every story this week traces back to the same question: who controls the narrative, and what happens when they get caught? CNN filed a lawsuit this week against Perplexity , the AI search engine company, accusing it of scraping over seventeen thousand CNN stori...