Jason Ingber

I review this weeks Parsha stories and short films with a recap of Toyota. 

In this comprehensive interview, Dr. Newman shares his remarkable journey from law school to a fulfilling career in obstetrics and gynecology. He discusses the challenges and rewards of medical school, the decision to specialize in OB/GYN, and his daily interactions with patients. Dr. Newman provides valuable advice for expecting mothers, delves into the benefits of breastfeeding, and explains the importance of understanding the physiology of childbirth. He also addresses misconceptions about the field and offers guidance for aspiring obstetricians and gynecologists.

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I discuss the bright future of this show (more weirdness to come) and recount my day. 

In this engaging conversation, Jason dives into the life and career of Deloss Pickett, a filmmaker and entrepreneur who shares his experiences creating the impactful documentary, '25 to Life' with rapper Ice-T. The film explores the implications of California's three strikes law, interviewing prisoners and their families. The discussion transitions to his journey through the film industry, his time at Tesla, and his innovations in sustainable technology with BIB Technologies. From navigating the challenges of the film festival circuit to his insights on the flawed prison system and the future of hydrogen and electric vehicles, this episode offers a rich narrative of resilience and visionary thinking.

00:00 Why watch this episode

00:43 Introduction and Excitement

00:54 The Making of '25 to Life'

01:36 Film School and Early Influences

03:26 The Three Strikes Law

05:03 Challenges and Successes

06:58 Emotional Interviews and Advocacy

12:20 Prison Experiences and Realities

17:20 Private Prisons and Corporate Interests

21:05 Transition to Tech and Consulting

32:02 The Art of Naming Things

32:37 Pandemic Pivot: From FRO Truck to Glass Lockers

34:06 The Vision for Automated Retail

35:25 Robotics and Job Displacement

38:12 Hydrogen Cars: Practicality and Challenges

40:26 Insurance Woes and Legal Battles

45:12 The Future of Hydrogen Vehicles

53:24 Failed Startups and Market Realities

55:29 The Revival of the Automat

56:54 Concluding Thoughts and Future Plans

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Today's episode features the legendary Keith Mitnick. Keith delves into the nuances of jury selection, particularly for MedMal cases, highlighting the importance of addressing biases, assessing damages, and effective jury selection strategies. He shares real-life courtroom stories, practical tips for handling tough venues, and the essence of fairness in trials. This episode is a must-watch for anyone interested in trial law and effective communication. 00:00 Introduction: Common Misconceptions in MedMal Cases

00:47 Welcome and Episode Overview

01:01 Understanding Damages: Focus on What Was Taken

03:11 Jury Selection: Overcoming Biases

05:32 Adapting to Different Venues

07:33 Effective Jury Selection Techniques

17:21 Lessons Beyond the Courtroom

20:38 Conclusion: Respect and Understanding

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Join us in this deeply inspiring episode as we take a journey with Natan Davoodi, the 'Lemon Law Guru,' who recounts his experiences of leaving Iran due to religious persecution, settling in America, and becoming a successful attorney. Learn how his immigrant background shaped his mindset, and hear compelling stories of perseverance, such as surviving on $1.34, dealing with challenges in the legal world, and maintaining strong religious convictions in his practice. Packed with valuable life and career lessons, Nathan’s story is a testament to resilience, adaptability, and making a difference. 00:00 Introduction and Initial Thoughts 00:46 Natan Davoodi: The Lemon Law Guru 01:12 Immigration Journey from Iran to the US 07:50 Early Life and Education in the US 12:05 Starting a Law Career 14:20 Challenges and Perseverance 18:14 Philosophies and Legal Practices 25:12 Unique Legal Approaches and Beliefs 32:44 The Bet Summer Dollars Story 33:08 Takata Airbag Recall: The Biggest in History 36:58 Legal Battles and Bankruptcy Proceedings 39:08 The Bet Samach Dalet Controversy 44:15 Mediation with a German Manufacturer 49:48 Serving a Dispensary Owner 57:50 Advice for Aspiring Lawyers 01:01:59 Closing Remarks and Acknowledgements Like, Share & Subscribe - The Jason Ingber Show

In this episode, we explore the duality of life in Iran through the journey of an Iranian-born designer who moved to New York. She delves into her experience growing up in Tehran, where public life mandates wearing a hijab, while underground shows and exhibitions provided a different reality. The discussion highlights the constraints and obstacles faced due to governmental policies, the impact of the Islamic Revolution, and the ongoing struggle for freedom. The designer also talks about her company's origins, the impact of international sanctions on Iranian artisans, and the hopes pinned on the 'Women, Life, Freedom' movement. This episode offers a nuanced view of Iranian culture, the paradoxes within, and a call for greater global awareness and action.

00:00 The Dual Lives of Iranians: Public vs. Underground

00:24 The Perils of Being Labelled Suspicious in Iran

00:51 The Underground Art Scene and Cultural Restrictions

03:08 The Complexities of Iranian Education and Gender Roles

03:56 Misconceptions and the Reality of Iranian Women's Education

04:51 The Rich History and Cultural Misunderstandings of Iran

05:33 Pre-Revolution Iran: A Glimpse into the Past

06:59 The Impact of the Islamic Revolution on Daily Life

08:51 Challenging Western Media's Narrative on Iran

10:10 Navigating Sanctions: The Struggle of Iranian Artisans

16:05 The Personal Cost of Political Tensions

19:45 The Woman Life Freedom Movement and Hope for Change

24:22 Comparing Women's Experiences: Iran vs. The United States

30:58 The Future of Iranian Artisans and Global Awareness

32:28 The Role of Social Media in Iran's Protests

33:54 Closing Thoughts and the Power of Conversation

In this episode, Jason interviews Professor Russell Korobkin, a law professor with over 25 years of experience teaching negotiation at UCLA School of Law and various institutions worldwide. Professor Koro=bkin delves into the nuances of negotiation, highlighting the common pitfalls and misconceptions that often impede agreements, using the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as an example. He also outlines the five essential tools for successful negotiation: Bargaining Zone Analysis, Persuasion, Deal Design, Power, and Fairness Norms. Each tool is detailed with practical applications, from high-stakes scenarios like international diplomacy to everyday situations like convincing a child to go to bed. The discussion also touches on the importance of understanding one’s alternatives and leveraging perceived power, emphasizing the value of being both rational and creative in negotiation to optimize outcomes. Moreover, the conversation explores the role of fairness norms and the strategic use of threats, drawing parallels between negotiation strategies in personal, business, and political spheres. This episode is a comprehensive guide for anyone looking to improve their negotiating skills, offering insights from academic research, personal experiences, and examples from pop culture and politics.

00:00 Exploring the Complexity of Negotiations: The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict 00:56 Meet Professor Korobkin: A Negotiation Expert 02:00 The Five Essential Tools for Successful Negotiation 09:50 Applying Negotiation Tools to High-Stakes Scenarios 17:45 Negotiation Strategies in Everyday Life: The Bedtime Battle 29:18 Leveraging Negotiation Tactics for Personal and Professional Gains 35:41 Pop Culture and Political Negotiations: Insights and Strategies