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Welcome to the Lieb Cast Podcast—where we break down complex laws, scrutinize politics, and shatter biases with a dash of snark. Education, not indoctrination, is our game. Attorney Andrew Lieb, our seasoned host, embarks on a compelling journey to illuminate the often opaque aspects of these topics.
Committed to maintaining neutrality amidst political polarization, the Lieb Cast team ensures a dialogue rooted in fact over bias. Our crew examines new laws, probes the effect of political environments on the economy, and provides unfiltered views on topical issues, all while sustaining a stimulating, balanced, and entertaining discourse.
As an experienced litigator, legal analyst, and political commentator, Andrew Lieb is a recognized presence on numerous TV and radio networks. Known for his ability to translate complex legal changes into layman's terms, Andrew serves as a reliable resource across the nation.
In addition to his legal expertise, Andrew brings to the table diverse perspectives drawn from his roles as a corporate trainer, author, real estate school proprietor, and entrepreneur.
Yet, The Lieb Cast is not a one-man show. Andrew is accompanied on air by his wife and business associate, Lauren, alongside his colleagues — Employment Attorney Mordy Yankovich, known as "The Chazakah", Attorney Cheryl Berger, and Law Clerk Alex Licitra. Their collective input enhances the podcast's dynamic blend of education, wit, and animated discussion, creating a unique signature for The Lieb Cast.
The Lieb Cast goes beyond being a podcast; it's a dialogue, a mentorship, and a voyage of learning, all in one package. It's your passport to unraveling the intricacies of laws, politics, and economics, devoid of biases and brimming with insights. Don't hesitate. Search for "Lieb Cast" on any podcast platform, subscribe, and join us on this enlightening journey towards knowledge and truth. Let's get informed, not influenced.
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This episode of The Lieb Cast unpacks the divisive new term that has emerged as a derogatory dog whistle to criticize diversity initiatives and policies. Host Andrew Lieb breaks down how using "DEI mayor" to describe an elected official in Baltimore demonstrates flawed logic and perpetuates racist stereotypes.Lieb also explains the differences between situations involving Jon Stewart's real estate dealings and allegations against Donald Trump, emphasizing the importance of applying laws fairly regardless of personal views.
We clarify the show's tone for naysayers who thought this was an educational distance learning apparatus - this is a fun way to know what's happening in the world and how it impacts your life, your business, your health, and inspires you to seize opportunity. If you don't pay attention to today's show you may spend 10k on Hermes and not get a Birkin Bag. We also go cover the NAR Commission Lawsuit.
The Lieb Cast discusses the major changes coming to the real estate industry as a result of an antitrust lawsuit settlement. They analyze what this could mean for brokers, commissions, and the overall housing market. The Cast debates the potential opportunities that may arise for both small and large brokerages to adapt and innovate in this shifting landscape. Additionally, they cover recent political developments including the "Don't Say Gay" bill settlement in Florida.
This episode of The Lieb Cast analyzes President Biden's State of the Union address. They also discuss Biden's subtle reaction to Marjorie Taylor Greene and how it should go viral. Other topics include the tension between feelings and values in politics, reaching the "I don't give a f@#$" crowd through social media, and balancing intellectual thought with emotional appeals. The Lieb's propose collaborating with their 10 year old son Spencer on AI viral content to turn the election in Biden's favor.
The Cast holds a lively debate about reproductive ethics and the inconsistencies often seen in political stances. They dissect the recent Alabama Supreme Court ruling that granted embryos legal rights, and how that decision impacts access to IVF. Andrew challenges the logic of claiming to be "pro-life" while supporting policies that allow for the destruction of embryos in fertility treatments. The Cast also discusses the need to separate religious doctrine from legal interpretation.
The Lieb Cast 3-Point Plan to Fix Broken Political Messaging in America!We send an open letter to the one man they believe can save political discourse: Jon Stewart and his new Daily Show. Frustrated by the state of endless partisan bickering on both sides, the Cast pleads with Stewart to tune in as they hilariously skewer some of the most absurd arguments out there and point out how facts have been replaced by confusion. While not claiming to be as talented as Stewart, they maintain an independent perspective like his is desperately needed. They make the case that with Stewart's comedy skills and platform, he alone has the power to elevate the conversation the way his old Daily Show once did. They close by begging Stewart to consider their 3-point-plan. America may depend on whether Jon Stewart is listening...
In this episode of The Lieb Cast, Andrew delves into the groundbreaking NLRB ruling that recognizes Dartmouth college football players as employees, marking a pivotal shift in the landscape of amateur college sports. He unpacks the events and considerations that led to this landmark decision, and contemplates the future of college athletics should more athletes gain employee status, including the possibility of unionization. Andrew also places this development within the larger context of the evolving workforce, where gig workers and contractors are increasingly advocating for employee rights and benefits. Plus, enjoy Andrew's playful commentary on Lauren's Book Club antics and her undercover Zoom sessions with renowned audiobook narrators.
In this episode of The Lieb Cast, we explore how discrimination laws have unintentionally enabled the spread of conspiracy theories like the Taylor Swift Psyop. We dissect the confusion caused by outdated EEOC guidance and conflicting court rulings, analyzing viral debates on celebrity influences and affirmative action. We clarify the history and status of anti-discrimination laws and propose actionable steps to combat misinformation. Tune in for insights on consensus-building, empowering professionals, and driving policy discussions with facts in a post-truth world.
Tensions between Texas Governor Abbott and the Biden administration have reached a boiling point. Abbott has deployed the Texas National Guard to the border and declared an "invasion," directly challenging federal authority. Meanwhile, Biden threatens to federalize the Guard. The Lieb Cast breaks down the latest developments and leaves listeners on edge wondering - will Biden back down or call Abbott's bluff, risking an outbreak of violence between state and federal forces? Tune in to find out if civil war can be averted or if the country is barreling toward constitutional crisis and conflict.
The Lieb Cast tackles 3 complex and controversial issues facing America today. They dive deep into the legal and policy intricacies of homelessness, Chevron deference, and calls for racial reparations. For those interested in public policy, law, and tackling our most challenging social problems, this episode aims to have a thoughtful yet lively debate that rises above political rhetoric to explore all sides of these nuanced topics. Tune in for an independent analysis that considers context and acknowledges there are rarely simple answers - just competing perspectives in the search for progress.
This week on The Lieb Cast, Andrew and Lauren recap the fraud trial of Donald Trump and how the judge missed an opportunity for a ratings bonanza by not letting Trump broadcast his own closing argument. They also debate the future of work in an increasingly automated world and discuss different policy approaches around universal basic income and retraining displaced workers. With their signature rapid-fire debate style, insightful legal analysis, and doses of humor, Andrew and Lauren unpack all the angles of these complex issues and model having respectful yet lively discussions across ideological lines.
The latest episode of the Lieb Cast delves into the impact of social media on workplace discrimination, highlighting how posts by prominent figures like Bill Ackman and Elon Musk, questioning Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, may inadvertently encourage discriminatory behavior. They explore the potential ramifications for vulnerable, lower-income workers, who, lacking clear guidance, might engage in discriminatory practices leading to job loss. The episode also covers the case of Kentucky Clerk Kim Davis, who, after denying same-sex marriage licenses in 2015, faces a $260,000 legal fee. Additionally, the podcast discusses the lawsuit filed by New York City against bus companies for allegedly causing $700 million in damages by transporting migrants from Texas.
In this vibrant episode of the Lieb Cast, Andrew and Lauren Lieb, along with co-host Alex Licitra, explore their personal and professional goals for 2024, blending their thoughtful planning with engaging banter and self-deprecating humor.Andrew candidly shares his public media experiences from 2023, discussing the changes he anticipates in the coming year. The trio highlights the importance of engaging with positive media, establishing achievable goals, and maintaining an overall positive outlook.The cast delves into their specific aspirations for 2024, outlining the strategies they intend to use to expand their real estate school, law firm, and personal projects. These examples are not just about their growth but are shared as practical, inspiring blueprints for listeners to set and achieve their own goals in the new year.
Fortnite got a kill in Epic Games' anti-competitive practices trial win over Google and its App Store. Discussing the implications and how laws impact business from Mickey Mouse coming out of 95 years of copyright protection to the enforceability of non-competes. Wouldn't you rather discuss business topics than cultural wars, like Trump's immunity or abortion rights, when your family gets together this holiday season. In fighting the war on Christmas, Happy Hanukkah!
Andrew and Lauren dive into navigating holiday parties with tact, offering tips on conversation starters and games to avoid making enemies. They provide a legal perspective on the Liz Magill UPenn controversy and antisemitism, while also discussing Mel Gibson's connection to 'woke' culture issues and the debate over electric wall borders. Amidst analyzing these diverse topics, the hosts bring their characteristic humor to this week's news controversies, encouraging listeners to embrace joy and avoid vitriol during the holiday season.
Andrew and Lauren discuss the details of the upcoming Supreme Court case Muldrow v. City of St. Louis, which will determine if an employer's transfer decision alone can constitute unlawful discrimination under Title VII, even if it does not result in an economic or tangible harm. They analyze the facts of the case where a female police officer was transferred out of an elite FBI task force position and replaced by a male officer. They debate where to draw the line between an employer's flexibility to make transfer decisions and protecting employees from discrimination. They also discuss the broader implications this ruling could have on workplace discrimination law. Tune in as this legal podcast unpacks the complex issues at the heart of this important employment law case.
When Politics Gets Physical: The Lieb Cast discusses Senator Markwayne Mullin's shocking challenge of a union leader to a fistfight during a congressional hearing. As vitriol dominates the news cycle, we explore recent New York legislation and federal litigation together with geopolitical politics. Shouldn't we, as a society, be talking about issues like what obligations a deceased tenant's estate should have to their landlord or how to balance free speech and anti-discrimination, rather than being distracted by vitriol that teaches citizens to have fistfights in the grocerystore? We need to listen to Senator Sanders more and raise the bar of what is expected of each of us.
The Lieb Cast tackles one of their most complex topics yet - the conflict between free speech, discrimination laws, and the ongoing geopolitical tensions in Israel and Palestine. As protests and rallies arise on college campuses across the country, Andrew explores how universities are struggling to balance protecting free expression with preventing discrimination and harassment. Mordy and Alex debate the nuances of the First Amendment and anti-discrimination statutes. And through it all, Andrew aims to provide practical guidance for university administrators who find themselves caught between competing legal obligations and lawsuits.
Attorney Andrew Lieb dives deep into analyzing the implications of the landmark $5.3 billion verdict against NAR and major real estate brokerages in the class action lawsuit. On this episode of The Lieb Cast, Andrew breaks down the antitrust allegations at the center of the case and what the jury's decision could mean for the future of how home sellers and buyers work with real estate agents. He explores possible outcomes of the looming appeal and discusses how the rules of the MLS system and broker commission structures may be disrupted. Andrew also considers what innovative new business models or technologies could emerge as real estate professionals adapt to an industry undergoing significant change in the wake of this high-stakes litigation.
The Lieb Cast delves into Speaker of the House Mike Johnson's perspectives on the intricate relationship between church and state, scrutinizing them through a constitutional framework. The episode offers a nuanced critique of Johnson’s policy proposals, such as his stance on abortion, evaluating them from economic and civil rights angles. Join us as we navigate these complex legal terrains, providing you with the insights needed to fully grasp the potential ramifications of a unitary church-state as envisioned by Johnson’s agenda in America.
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Andrew your show is like Jimmie Walker would say "Dy-no-mite". Not only am I being instructed but I'm also being entertained. You bring an abundance of energy, humor and quirkiness to the real estate platform. You definitely make learning fun and exciting. Keep up the outstanding work. Richard De La Cruz, Queens, NY