The Jury's Out

The crew sit down with guest Anthony Lucic to discuss his journey to becoming the owner of CrossFit Unleashed, from his military service, to his discovery of CrossFit and how that quickly started a journey to opening his own gym.

Back again for another mindblower, cypto experts Bradley Dunn & Peter Shue join the show to discuss Non-Fungible Tokens (NFTs) and their impact on the crypto industry.

On episode 11 of TJO, we talk with special guest Nicole Ndiaye who is a licensed hemp farmer in New York and discuss the journey to becoming the only black female hemp farmer in NY, her booming business known as NAHE, LLC,  and how we as a people can get involved to become similarly successful. THE KEYS TO MARKETING GREEN CORN! Tune in.

On this week's episode of TJO, Ev, Jack and Gene sit down with guests Shawn Fortune and Peter White to discuss buying, selling and flipping houses as well as forclosures, mortgage rates and general tips for homeowners and those looking to become homeowners.

Ev, Jack and Gene of The Jury's Out sit down with Paul Figueroa and Gregg Hasenfus, both experienced realtors in New York, about how they built their careers, tips for homebuyers, the do's-and-dont's when it comes to buying and selling property, and much more!

Gene, Ev and Jack discuss mental health in the youth population with Dayna Heckstall, LCSW and Celia Burgos, LMSW.

Gene, Ev and Jack discuss mental health in the youth population with Dayna Heckstall, LCSW and Celia Burgos, LMSW.

Gene, Ev and Jack take a deep dive into the basics of cryptocurrency with experts Bradley Dunn & Peter Shue. Great watch for newbies in crypto. Try to keep up.

Everett, Eugene and Jack interview Olayemi Olurin and Mayra Toussaint. The group takes a deep dive into telecommuting and the difference between working in-person and working from home virtually. Are the benefits of in person work worth having to get fully dressed and leave the comfort of your home? Are work relationships possible in a virtual world or do they have an impact on work product? Interesting hot takes in this one.

Everett, Eugene and Jack interview comedian and part-time teacher Chris Grant. The group take a deep dive into how Chris started his comedy career, the pros and cons of the business, and everything in between. The conversation naturally ventures off into random segments about life and combined with Chris, the laughs are non-stop.

Eugene, Everett and Jack interview Louis Velez, a current teacher in the New York City Department of Education and Sasha Paulino, a former private school teacher. The group discusses the life of a teacher, the dos and donts, the love-hate of the job, and much more.

Eugene, Everett and Jack interview Brigette Brantley of Da People's Assembly and Jarret Robertson, a photographer and videographer. Both Brigette and Jarret played substantial roles in advancing and documenting the Black Lives Matter movement and  discuss their personal experiences within the 2020 protests over the police killings of unarmed African-Americans, the Insurrection of January 6, 2021 and much more.

Eugene, Everett and Jack interview Rhayvan Terrell and Dhesiay Tiburcio, both Licensed Clinical Social Workers,  about their path to becoming an LCSW, the benefits of investing in your mental health, the effects of the pandemic on business and their experiences as minority women in their field.

In Episode 11 of TJO, Ev, Gene and Jack discuss the impact of COVID-19 on Sports (18:20). Anyone hate the New England Patriots? Good. Ev encourages you to skip the part where Gene expresses his love for them (despite being from the Bronx) and takes a stupid drunk trip down memory lane to relive a few Superbowls (38:50). Check back in after that to hear the guys discuss the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) dropping recommendations for quarantine despite no decrease in new cases (52:00). The segment "Karen of the Week'' makes a return due to Gene's personal experience with a potential karen, but not in the way you would think, which leads to Ev identifying the 3 "B.A.D." signs used to help identify a karen (1:05:00). Then it's on to the RNC (Republican National Convention) and its impact on the RWC (Race War Clock) (1:27:00). Afterwards, the guys touch on how the passage of time affects high profile cases where cops kill a civilian (1:38:00) and Republicans and potential White Supremacists supporting presidential candidate Joe Biden (1:46:50). For the segment "Jack's Legal Question,"Jack what's to know the purpose of the Electoral College and whether it is still necessary (1:59:40). Lastly, there is a random discussion about the benefits and disadvantages of autonomous vehicles (2:19:30) and a story about Gene cursing out a nun for complaining about him in college (2:35:20).

On Episode 9 of the Jury's Out, Ev, Gene and Jack Splat start off by talking about recent Coronavirus news and updates (3:30) including the increase in parties (8:40) and the new checkpoints set up at New York State boarders to enforce quarantine laws for people entering the state (32:00). Also under COVID news, and on a more personal note, Gene talks about his bad break-up with his cross fit gym due to COVID (22:05). The guys also discuss the poor logic and psychology behind people who habitually get arrested for allegedly committing the same crimes the same way (50:55). The award for "Karen of the Week" goes to "DMV Karen" who, of course, refused to wear a mask in the DMV (1:08:47) which then leads into a discussion about how people drag their partners/spouses into fights (1:18:40) and how different domestic disputes, such as aggravated harassment, can arise (1:42:00). To safely wrap it all up, the guys briefly talk about what should be considered proper PPE for sexual encounters during COVID season (...see what we did there?) (1:52:00). Listen and Enjoy! Don't forget to share, like and comment on our page! On all platforms - IG, Twitter, and FB: @attorneyswithswag

On Episode 8 of the Jury's Out, Ev, Eugene and Jack talk about Florida and their stupidity in handling the Coronavirus in addition to Trump and his stupidity in deciding to bypass the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) during a global pandemic. The guys also talk about Breonna Taylor and government's "support" of the Black Lives Matter movement, Kanye and his... um... rant, "entanglements," Goya selling out and the deployment of federal agents in Portland by the Trump administration. The "Karens Karening" segment is a wild one when the guys discuss "I Am Legend" Karen and you definitely don't want to miss "Closing Arguments" where Jack discusses one of his weirdest childhood experiences. So check it out! Oh, and Shaq's dick comes up for some reason.... don't know why... don't know when... just FYI. Enjoy!

On Episode 7 of the Jury's Out, Ev, Eugene and Jack talk about the dumb ass states where coronavirus outbreaks are skyrocketing as well as the impact the virus has on the economy... so much so that huge corporations are shutting down locations such as the McDonald's in Midtown Manhattan. They also discuss the tragic murder of another unarmed black man named Elijah McClain by police officers and why cops should be prosecuted under a legal theory called felony murder when there is an illegal search or seizure. In the segment "Karens Karening," the guys talk about the Karen pity-party group (aww) and then somehow end up talking about homelessness and a possible solution (ie, homeless hoeing..... yeah). Check it out!

As always, the discussion runs wild. The guys talk about the new arraignment process in a world where speedy trial laws (CPL 30.30, 170.70, and 180.80) have been suspended, Snapchat and their insensitive Juneteenth filter, Karens Karening, and (for some strange reason) Incels, including their connection to mass shootings and what can be done about them. They also talk about white folks (ie, Joe Rogan) in blackface, the rise in crime rate, the "strawman argument," and the rise in Captain-Save-a-Racist events. Obviously there is so much more in the three and a half hour session... too much to fit into the description. So tune in to be entertained!

In Episode Five, the guys talk about the spike in southern states in Coronavirus cases. They also talk about the Supreme Court decision regarding LGBTQ rights and the elimination of the Anti-Crime Police Unit within the New York Police Department. They also discuss the rumors surrounding the release of the Playstation 5, Karens Karening, and so many other topics that we honestly can't remember.... except that there were a lot of laughs. Just listen and enjoy. 

In Episode four, Eugene, Ev and Jack reflect on the worldwide protests against racism and police brutality - specifically they discuss all the different videos that have come out of excessive force used by police against citizens. They also discuss the NFL, Roger Goodell's comments regarding protests and Drew Brees, including his comments against kneeling and protesting the flag (::eyeroll:: still a thing) and his 300 apologies afterwords. They also discuss the new legislation surrounding Police Misconduct, the repeal of Law 50-A in New York making certain police misconduct available to the public and their stance on defunding, dismantling and/or abolishing the police. And yes, of course, they discuss the latest examples of white women wildin' on "Karens Karening."