EDRM Global Podcast Network

Illumination Zone: Terry Harrison sits down with Kaylee & Mary to discuss his eDiscovery journey and the state of eDiscovery in South Africa and more.

Rachel McAdams is the Legal Technology and eDiscovery Senior Manager for A&L Goodbody. She also has a PhD in Plasma Physics. In this episode, we find out what that means, and learn a “secret” Rachel shares with me about her personality and hobbies.

Matt Mahon is an Executive Director at Trustpoint. In this episode, we discuss what it’s like to have 4 kids, the unexpected connection between Peloton and craft beer, emojis, and more. Grab an IPA and listen in!

Illumination Zone: David Greetham, executive advisor to EDRM and project leader for the Collection phase of the EDRM, sits down with Kaylee & Mary to discuss his latest entrepreneurial venture in founding PC Forensics.

Jonathan Hiroshi Rossi, founder and CEO of EDRM partners, The CJK Group and Saya University. and Chris LaCour, founder and CEO of ING3NIOUS and Sub-Four Capital sit down with Kaylee and Mary to discuss the future of the eDiscovery Retreats.

Doug Austin, founder and editor of EDRM Trusted Media Partner, eDiscovery Today, sits down with Kaylee & Mary to talk about the results from the 2nd Annual eDiscovery Today 2022 State of the Industry Survey sponsored by EDRM.

Illumination Zone: Irina Matveeva and Jeremiah Weasenforth, Project Trustees for the DeMythigator subgroup of the Analytics and Machine Learning project sit down with Kaylee & Mary to discuss the Demythigator’s goal which is to start an open dialogue with the community about the myths limiting the use of machine learning and AI. Whether the myths relate to the difficulty in understanding, implementing, validating, or negotiating the use of the technology, they continue to stand as a roadblock to wider adoption.

Jennifer Bantelman, Vice President of Customer Experience and Thought Leadership for EDRM Trusted Partner, Zapproved, sits down with Kaylee & Mary to talk about the eDiscovery Corporate Hero Awards, events and the difference between customer experience and customer success.

Jason R. Baron, Professor of the Practice at the College of Information Studies at the University of Maryland, and formerly the Director of Litigation at the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) on his advice for new entrants into eDiscovery, and some of strangest and most unexpected things he encountered in his illustrious career.