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On this episode of Cut to the Chase:, we bring back physics professor Dr. Leibovich to identify and explain the four forces of nature....the apple falling from the tree-yeh, that's an example of one of them. Hop aboard and come learn with me.

In this episode of Cut to the Chase:, we bring back Dr. Leibovich, physics professor from the University of Pittsburg. so he can define the astrophysical objects in the universe. Asteriods, meteors, comets, planets, stars and more---- you know, the good stuff. So put your thinking cap on and enjoy the ride.

On this episode of Cut to the Chase:, Dr. Leibovich, physics professor from the University of Pittsburgh, defines astrophysical objects in the universe.   You know-asteriods, meteors, stars, planets, comets-you know, all the good stuff.   So put on your thinking cap and listen to Dr. Leibovich.

In this episode of Cut to the Chase:, we bring back Dr. Adam Leibovich, Physics Professor from the University of Pittsburgh, to define for us the objects in the universe.   You know asteriods, meteors, comets, planets, galaxies....the good stuff.   Put your thinking cap on and join the show. 

In this episode of Cut to the Chase:, physics professor Dr. Adam Leibovich begins our multi-episode journey to understand the Universe. Consider this the intro course to the Universe 101, where he lays out the galaxies, milky way, solar system, sun, planets, earth and other odds and ends. So sit back, grab your pen and paper and begin taking notes.

On the next episode of Cut to the Chase:, I interview David Chase, a securities attorney, as he dissects what happened to Gamestop and Robinhood and the significance gong forward.

On this episode of Cut to the Chase, Gregg Goldfarb interviews young entrepreneur Max Werner as he discusses launching his motorcycle shop, Madmaxmotorcycle, in downtown Miami.

According to Max, you got to find and follow your passion and exercise due diligence when dealing with bureaucracy and the legal issues with starting a new small business.

In today's episode of "Cut to the Chase," host Gregg Goldfarb interviews prominent attorney Kim Adams, a shareholder at one of the premier law firms in the world, Levin Papantonio. Kim began her work in complicated sex trafficking cases with the determination to make a difference, and you will hear in today's discussion how she has done that and continues to.

According to Kim, "these are not easy cases. You kind of have to have your heart all in. But it's important work that is going to move into the future and I think that we're going to see real change."

On this episode of Cut to the Chase, Gregg Goldfarb interviews financial advisor David Fink, a partner at Lifestyle Freedom. With Bitcoin making the news and soaring to new heights, we wanted to bring in an expert to give us a primer on everything Bitcoin.

According to David, for 2020, "the IRS is including a check the box item on the 1040 asking if you've done any transactions in cryptocurrency." Find out why that's so important and what you need to do if you have dabbled in cryptocurrency.

Recently, a financial headline news item broke about the outcome of a big lawsuit involving the IRS and Coca-Cola. In that lawsuit Dr. Brian Becker, founder of Precision Economics, was hired by the IRS to serve as an expert witness and to challenge Coca-Cola's tax claims.

In this episode of "Cut to the Chase" Gregg Goldfarb interviews Dr. Becker, one of the foremost economists in the country, to go over the case against Coca-Cola, and help us understand the decision.