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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.
Tehran is back and we learn the wildest bankruptcy tricks and loopholes from bankruptcy expert Zev Schechtman.
Erik Syverson explains the Sandy Hook defamation case versus Alex Jones, and how the parents that are suing Alex will probably not recover any money. He also provides some nuances to how defamation cases are fought and won and how he developed his philosophy on life.
Noah Feldman is a chaired Professor in Harvard Law School. Noah has testified before Congress and has written over ten books including one devoted to James Madison. We discuss his response to recent antiSemitic remarks; the Yeshiva University gay club litigation; affirmative action mismatch in light of the upcoming Supreme Court rulings and how to tackle internal biases.
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