Podcast appearances and mentions of adam wasserman

Adam Wasserman is a standup comedian and owner of the Grand Comedy Club in Escondido, CA. Get more details on the club by clicking the link below: https://www.grandcomedyclub.com/

On this episode, Derek welcomes Adam Wasserman, Attorney and Managing Partner at Education Justice Law Group. He specializes in ensuring both parents and students' rights are maintained throughout a child's education. He will be tackling the issue of a being a parent of a student during the COVID-19 Pandemic and what rights you might have as to whether to keep your child home or not.

Adam Wasserman is an Attorney and Managing Partner of Education Justice Law Group who specializes in ensuring both parents and students' rights are maintained throughout a child's education.Wasserman has spent his entire professional career leveling the playing field for people with disabilities while working to help to remove the shame, stigma and fear often experienced by clients.Education Justice Law Group covers all of California and represents children and young adults from age 3 through high school who are eligible for special education.For most of his clients, Wasserman personally attends their Individual Education Plans [IEP] and oversees their educational needs. Wasserman's team of experts not only assure that the IEP is appropriate, but is carried out with fidelity. Adam Wasserman firmly believes that parents have a civil right to be involved in their child's education plan and works to ensure that those rights are maintained throughout a child's education.Education Justice Law Group has been successful in negotiating and receiving services and compensation and has seen countless lives change for the better.Early in his career as an Attorney, Wasserman recognized significant flaws in the education system at the very highest level. To provide a solution to these problems, he developed an educational software program and personally traveled from State to State to ensure that students with learning difficulties have the same opportunity to succeed as those without such challenges. As a result, almost every State in the US has integrated this program into the discrete areas of education that were affected by these issues.Adam Wasserman obtained his J.D. from the University of California, Hastings College of the Law, his M.S. from New York University, and B.A. from Hofstra University, New College.

Joe Siemandel, the State Public Affairs Officer, and Karina Shagren, the Military Department's Communications Director, sit down and chat with Adam Wasserman, the manager for the state's Enhanced 911 system. He talks about the history of the E-911 system, how it works and what the future holds with the new Text-To-911 features that are becoming more popular across the country.

Dinah Leffert, Brian Scolaro, Cameron McLaren, Adam Wasserman, and Alli Breen drop by Around the Bagg tonight to show us how great their cell phones are.

Adam Wasserman, Kivi Rogers, and Wayne Deakin drop by Around the Bagg tonight to compete for my friendship on the world's best comedy game show.

“Parasite” Earns a Surprise Win the 26th SAG Awards, Privately Released “Dune" Footage Receives High Praise, National Treasure 3 is Back, and a Special Guest Joins us Adam Wasserman to Discuss his Upcoming Film and his Process of Funding it. Hosted by Samuel Teyssier and joined by Jackson Guido along with Michael Doerge.

Adam Wasserman is an Attorney and Managing Partner of Education Justice Law Group who specializes in ensuring that both parents’ and students’ educational rights are maintained throughout a child’s education.  Wasserman has spent his entire professional career leveling the playing field for people with disabilities while working to help to remove the shame, stigma and fear often experienced by his clients. Early in his career as an Attorney, Wasserman recognized significant flaws in the education system at the very highest level. To provide a solution to these problems, he developed an educational software program and personally traveled from State to State to ensure that students with learning difficulties have the same opportunity to succeed as those without such challenges. As a result, almost every State in the US has integrated this program into the discrete areas of education that were affected by these issues. Wasserman has been featured in The Wall Street Journal and The LA Times for his work in education and has been described as an educational software pioneer, trailblazing the convergence of education and technology for the benefit of students with learning challenges.

Adam Wasserman is an attorney and managing partner of Education Justice Law Group who specializes in helping children with special needs and parents of those children receive the extra attention in school that they are legally entitled to. On the episode, we talk about ADD and ADHD in young people, and schools suggesting to parents to medicate their children – which he says should never happen. “If schools are recommending that your child needs medication, what that really means is the child’s not getting the services they’re supposed to be getting at the school,” he said. Wasserman says he also took this kind of medication growing up and credits a lot of his success in life to it. He points out, however, that parents should never go to a meeting at a school and have the school talk about medication. “The choice to take medicine is a very private choice. It’s a family choice, and it should be done after careful consultation with people trained in the field to do that," Wasserman said. "Here’s the thing, schools are not allowed to diagnose children with anything. That’s the wrong word. School’s talk in terms of eligibility, meaning, ‘This child reads too slow. He’s eligible to get reading help.’ Not, ‘This child reads too slow. There’s a problem with his brain.’” Wasserman’s Education Justice Law Group covers all of California and represents children and young adults from age 3 through high school who are eligible for special education.  In the episode, we also discuss the difference between IEPs (Individualized Education Plan) and 504 Plans. He says he founded the law group when he realized many students were not accessing their educational rights they have under state and federal law. Share this story: https://bit.ly/2Smek59 Thank you to Adam Wasserman! Subscribe to Olympic & Bundy on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify and Stitcher. Connect on social: Facebook.com/OlympicAndBundy Instagram.com/OlympicAndBundy Twitter.com/OlympicAndBundy OlympicAndBundy.com

How do we take an institution ... that is designed to collect sensitive material and incorporate everything else that is out there [-- Journalism, social media, academic literature, etc.]? WAR ROOM welcomes Adam Wasserman, a former political analyst from the Central Intelligence Agency to discuss the particular challenges of conducting strategic intelligence analysis in today's environment. For example, historically the intelligence community organized and functioned to pursue an adversary's inner secrets, but now must apply its resources to combing through all the open source information in the environment, as though looking for all the needles in the haystack. How does such change affect the timely and relevant provision of quality analysis to national leaders? U.S. Army War College resident student Chris Todd moderates, and the Intelligence series editor Genevieve Lester provides the introduction.     Adam Wasserman is a retired political analyst from the Central Intelligence Agency and former faculty member of the U.S. Air War College. Chris Todd is a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Air Force and a student of the U.S. Army War College resident class of 2018. The views expressed in this podcast are those of the speakers and do not necessarily reflect those of the U.S. Army War College, the U.S. Army, or the Department of Defense. Image Credit: U.S. Marine Corps photo by Lance Cpl. Danielle Prentice. Composite by Tom Galvin. Posts in the "Intelligence" series: THE ROLE OF INTELLIGENCE TODAYPOLICY SUCCESS VS. INTEL FAILURE?IMPACT (OR NOT) OF INTEL ON STRATEGIC DECISION MAKINGSTRATEGIC ATTACKS AND THEIR FALLOUTNEEDLES IN HAYSTACKS: ANALYZING TODAY’S FLOOD OF INFORMATIONWHERE DOES INTELLIGENCE GO FROM HERE? AN INTERVIEW WITH JAMES CLAPPERTHE DOD-CIA RELATIONSHIP: ARE WE MILITARIZING STRATEGIC INTELLIGENCE?THE SIGNIFICANCE OF THE ODNI: AN INTERVIEW WITH JAMES CLAPPER

Adam Wasserman is a Flywheel Sports Lead & Master Instructor in New York City. We first met wayyy back in the late-90s at the University of Rhode Island where we attended the theatre program together as acting majors. Many moons went by and both of us took very different paths in our lives before we linked up again. But after years of pursuing our dreams, moving around the country, following the never-ending pull to grow, and becoming very different men than when we met, Adam and I fell right back into line as friends.  Adam and his dog Bella were kind enough to let me crash at their place for a few days when I was wrapping up a course in New York. I was super fortunate when he agreed to be a guest. We chatted about panic attacks, taking responsibilities for our actions, adoption, knowing when to ask for help, and of course he answered Five Questions. Meet Adam.

  This week on Dai-Cast, we try our best to stay on topic, and predictably, fail miserably. On this show, you’ll find Ian Horner, Brendan “Beej” Dery, Adam Wasserman, and host of the 99 Yen Challenge, Coriander Dickinson. Topical! Sony Screws Up Cringely Comments on Sony Japan Elects Noodles Gundam Noodles Creepy Sushi Candy McDonads’ Texas Burger More Creepy Candy Even MORE Creepy Candy Heavy Metal Ghibli Skeletor’s Dick The 12 Faces of Anime Dune Action Figures And Beej’s Webcomic of the Week, Oglaf ?Dai-Cast¿ Also, remember to follow Dai-Cast on Twitter to find out when to tune into our live broadcasts. Dai-Cast_04-30-2011.mp3 Listen on Posterous Permalink | Leave a comment  »

  This week on Dai-Cast, it’s time to introduce a brand new face, Adam Wasserman. On this show, you’ll find Ian Horner, Brendan “Beej” Dery, Jason Hill, Dan Ross, and introducing Adam Wasserman. And here’s what we could find on the web… Adult Size Catbus coming to the Ghibli Museum JAL grounds the 747 Japan discovers the refreshing taste of Dr. Pepper Bust Sizes in Kagura With Pictures! And an Explanation… The Tokyo Sky Tree Travels through Time! Japanese Snacks and Toy Pack-ins Sad Sad Candies and Beej’s Webcomic, Hark a Vagrant! Dai-Cast [dot] Also, remember to follow Dai-Cast on Twitter to find out when to tune into our live broadcasts. Dai-Cast_04-16-2011.mp3 Listen on Posterous Permalink | Leave a comment  »