Lawful Good

In the last episode, Luke interviewed Michael Mogill, founder of Crisp. We heard about Michael's life story and how Crisp came to be.

This week's conversation highlights Crisp and what they're all about. The goal of this conversation between Michael and Luke is to help listeners like you understand if what Michael’s company, Crisp, has to offer is something that would benefit you or someone you know.

Listen in to Luke and Michael’s conversation as they discuss who Crisp is best suited to help, who they really aren’t good for, and why a law firm may or may not want to hire them.

Crisp website: https://www.crispvideo.com/

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Michael Mogill is a first-generation immigrant whose family arrived in the U.S. speaking little English, with only $500 to their name.  After graduating with honors, Michael was accepted to several medical schools, but after shadowing doctors and surgeons, he realized that medicine just couldn't satisfy his entrepreneurial spirit.

Michael is best known for his company, Crisp.  After finding his way to the legal industry by chance, his storytelling through video broke new ground, helping lawyers to differentiate their services in a crowded marketplace. 

In this episode, I talk to Michael about growing up as an immigrant, why he stopped talking to his parents for a year and the toll that took, and why he believes that his work will never be done.

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Listen in to this Lawful Good style interview with Luke and their kiddos, Lilly and Isaac. 

In this, you'll hear discussion about ranking family members, things that are hard for kids to explain to adults, cookie dough days, the best thing about being a kid, and Lilly and Isaac's 80th birthday celebrations.

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We set out to launch an 18-20 episode season and we did it! Listen in to this shorter episode with Luke and some of the team. 

Luke's going to discuss their thoughts on the question of, "What's the endgame for the podcast?" as well as sharing what's coming up for Seasons Two and Three.

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John S. Berry Jr. is a combat veteran who was deployed overseas in Bosnia and Iraq. John comes from a long line of people who have fought for our country. Growing up in the mid-west, he exhibited a natural drive and inclination for entrepreneurship at an early age.

Drawing from the discipline and commitment instilled during his military service, John is an unrelenting force for his clients. He's outspoken about the realities of PTSD, and how American society can support those who have served our nation.

In this episode, John tells us why he fired his own sister at the age of 10, takes us back to his training as an elite Ranger, and how he's carrying on his father's tradition of fighting for veteran’s benefits.

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Krystal Brumfield is the Associate Administrator in the Office of Government-Wide Policy. Krystal is used to having really long job titles and remembers every single one as well as what she learned in each position.

Despite being the baby of the family, Krystal was the so called “boss” because of her take-charge attitude and natural inclination to lead. Krystal’s entrepreneurial journey started in 8th grade when she would sell snacks to her schoolmates. Her creative spirit never waivered as she got older and decided to use her talents to combine her love of math with the law.

In this episode, Krystal and Luke dig into her time spent in the airline industry, being a really good usher at her church, and how Louisiana food is some of the best on the planet.

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Bunmi Emenanjo is a first-generation Nigerian immigrant who went from waiting tables at Olive Garden to working as legal counsel with the Biden administration. 

For nearly two decades Bunmi has moved between the legal and biotechnology world, including working on policy surrounding fields like synthetic biotech and nanotechnology.

Bunmi's prized achievement is the creation of the Atlas Book Club, a program dedicated to providing children the opportunity to experience other nations and cultures through authentic narratives.  

This is the second part of a two-part series. In this episode, Bunmi talks to Luke about how Atlas Book Club blossomed into a full-time company, why physical books are better than audio books, and how books contain magic powers. 

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Bunmi Emenanjo is a first-generation Nigerian immigrant who went from waiting tables at Olive Garden to working as legal counsel with the Biden administration. 

For nearly two decades Bunmi has moved between the legal and biotechnology world, including working on policy surrounding fields like synthetic biotech and nanotechnology.

Bunmi's prized achievement is the creation of the Atlas Book Club, a program dedicated to providing children the opportunity to experience other nations and cultures through authentic narratives.  

Bunmi's interview will take place over two episodes. In this episode, Bunmi talks to Luke about what life was like growing up in Nigeria, why she decided to pursue a law degree, and how much she loves that glorious moment when you finally get your food at a restaurant.

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Mark Lanier is a man of dedication. He’s dedicated to his family, his church, and his job - in that order. He’s such an intensely passionate person that others sometimes mistake him for a workaholic.

Some know Mark for his big verdicts and creative trial strategies. And reasonably so as over the course of his career, Mark has won approximately 20 billion dollars in verdicts.

Growing up, Mark moved around a lot, learning how to make new friends and adapt to different places. This instilled a love for traveling, particularly if he can get around by train.

In this episode, Mark talks to Luke about how being a B+ lawyer is perfectly okay, why he wouldn’t want to box a kangaroo, and why taking care of one another should be a top priority for everyone.

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LaMonica has always been a high achiever, from making valedictorian of her primary school to her work as corporate attorney and consultant for Fortune 500 companies. Her success has been hard-earned.

LaMonica and her many siblings were raised by her grandmother in one of the poorest areas of Houston, Texas. Her mother began a long struggle with drug addiction early in LaMonica's childhood, and her father was often absent. 

Despite those circumstances, even as a child LaMonica describes an inner drive to be the best, to check all the boxes. She often directs that energy outward to her community, devoting hundreds of hours of pro bono work drafting wills and estate documents for senior citizens and low-income individuals.

In this episode, we’re going to hear about LaMonica’s love for Peloton, the controversy surrounding critical race theory, and why the prospect of a new adventure gets her out of bed every morning.

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