Podcast appearances and mentions of chris villani

The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday dismantled affirmative action in a 6-3 majority opinion which held that race-based admissions policies at Harvard and the University of North Carolina violated the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment. Law360 senior Boston courts reporter Chris Villani joins us to discuss the monumental ruling and its sweeping implications for academia and a potentially broad swath of the workforce. Also this week, we welcome Columbia law professor and voting rights expert Richard Briffault to discuss Tuesday's blockbuster election law opinion.

Federal prosecutors' decision to drop charges against a Massachusetts state judge accused of impeding the arrest of an undocumented immigrant in her courtroom turned up the heat on an already fraught case, stoking fears that quickly changing political winds played an outsized role in the matter from the start. Law360's Boston courts reporter Chris Villani joins the show this week to break down the case and the fallout from the DOJ's decision to stand down. Also this week, financial regulators crack down on texting bankers, and lawsuits challenging the Biden administration's plans for student loan forgiveness begin to roll in. Finally, the convicted fraudster known as Anna Delvey in Netflix's ‘Inventing Anna' finds herself at odds with her former counsel.

A day after yet another mass shooting that left 19 children and two teachers dead in a Texas school, a New York federal court issued a momentous gun rights ruling that upheld a state law allowing for civil suits against gunmakers when illicit sales of firearms cause a public nuisance. It's a ruling that would have drawn eyeballs regardless, but its proximity to the tragedy in Texas further stirred an already feverish discussion about the strength of the country's gun laws. The hosts break down the ruling and give a broader look at the gun litigation landscape. Also on this week's show, Law360's Boston court reporter Chris Villani stops by to discuss ExxonMobil's failure to dodge a closely watched climate change lawsuit, and a California judge recuses himself in open court following a testy exchange with counsel over the defendant's shackles. Finally, the destruction of a cheese wall near the southern border prompts a lawsuit, a settlement, and now, a discussion on the finer points of l'art du fromage.

Celebrity Chef Mario Batali was found not guilty in Boston Friday stemming from sexual assault allegations. Chris Villani from from Law360.com was following the case and provided the conclusion with Gene.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

World famous chef, Mario Batali, is on trial in Boston for an alleged sexual assault charge stemming from 2017. Chris Villani from Law360.com breaks down the latest in the trial.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Harvard admissions case taken up by the Supreme Court could see the court's conservative majority overrule more than 40 years of precedent by ending affirmative action in higher education. Can America's preeminent school save its race-conscious admissions process? On this week's episode of The Term we're breaking down the blockbuster case with Law360 senior Boston courts reporter Chris Villani, plus giving some updates on a couple of other cases the justices took up including a dispute over the Clean Water Act.

New Year's Mindset Resolutions with Chris Villani, Performance Strategist. Statistics show that 50% of resolutions makers will fail by the end of January.   Execute and grow stronger this 2022. We're going to help kick off the New Year because this is a time where we can get in our heads. Right. Take the ground running with our goals and ... Read More The post New Year's Mindset Resolutions with Chris Villani | MFM 115 RADIO SHOW WSIC 105.9FM #91 appeared first on Tracy Alston | Optimize Your Mental Performance.

Former Harvard Professor Charles Lieber was found guilty Thursday of tax offenses and making false statements. Chris Villani from Law360 reviews the details of the verdict. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Chris Villani from Law360.com updates the case involving former Harvard Professor Charles Lieber.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The first jury trial stemming from the Varsity Blues admissions scandal ended last week with a guilty verdict. It was a big win for prosecutors who relied heavily on exchanges the parents had with the mastermind of the scheme Rick Singer, without ever calling the man himself to testify. Law360's Boston courts reporter Chris Villani joins the show this week to explain how the strategy paid off, avenues of appeal that remain for the defendants, and what the victory means for the remaining cases. Also this week: A turf war between state and federal employment regulators pursuing claims against a gaming company accused of fostering a toxic workplace; a Pennsylvania attorney who escaped disbarment after forging a judge's signature; and the latest from our favorite movie-quoting judge from the Court of International Trade.

Dzhokhar Tsarnaev was convicted and sentenced to death in 2015 for his role in the deadly Boston Bombings that killed three people and injured nearly 300 others, but last year his sentence was overturned by a First Circuit that found he didn't receive a fair trial. The case reached the Supreme Court on Wednesday, where the justices grappled with arguments about mitigating evidence and appeared to lean in favor of reinstating his punishment. Law360's senior Boston courts reporter Chris Villani has followed this case for years and joins The Term podcast this week to discuss it.

Requiring COVID-19 vaccination for jury members seems like a public health no-brainer as Delta continues to spike, but it's raising tricky questions about whether vaccine disparities along racial and political lines could skew jury pools. Joining us this week to discuss the issue is Law360 senior reporter Chris Villani, who breaks down how judges across the country are handling juror vaccination and how trial attorneys are reacting. Also this week: Law360's annual look at how big firms are working toward diversity; a novel effort by Arizona State University to sue an Instagram account spreading pandemic misinformation; and a bizarre back-and-forth between a trial judge and appellate court that left the Second Circuit “puzzled.”

With the jury yet to reach a verdict, Chris Villani from Law360.com spoke with Gene about the trial of Jasiel Correia.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Law360's Chris Villani joined Gene to discuss the ongoing trial of former Fall River Mayor Jaisel Correia. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

HOUR 3: We react to Bill Belichick’s comments on Cam Newton and no preseason. Chris Villani of Law 360 joins us to explain why Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev had his death sentence overturned. And we close out the hour discussing why Massachusetts dropped the ball, yet again, on legalizing sports gambling. 7-31-20

OMF - Chris Villani of Law 360 joins us to explain why Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's death sentence was overturned 7-31-20

Chris Villani is a Performance Strategist, who has a strong background as a certified hypnotist and neurolinguistic programming. We really dive deep into mental toughness in this podcast, as well as key topics like “What separates an elite performer from an average joe” And “The one thing you can do to get 99.9% further than anyone else.” If you are interested in learning more how the mind works and how you can shape it to give you an advantage, you won’t want to miss this.

A groundswell of activism at the country’s elite law schools has already forced a number of BigLaw shops to abandon controversial employment agreements as students have seized upon their unique leverage within the industry. We’re joined this week by Law360’s Massachusetts court reporter Chris Villani to discuss the student-led movement that has put BigLaw on notice. Also on the show: Apple owes back pay to its employees over security checks; the Third Circuit considers holding Amazon liable for defective third-party products; and a federal judge sees nothing funny about a company responding to litigation with ‘LOL.’

A federal judge ruled this week that Harvard University didn’t discriminate against Asian-Americans by using a race-conscious admissions process. Law360 Boston reporter Chris Villani joins us to break down the case, the ruling, and how it might set the stage for the next big Supreme Court case on affirmative action. Also this week, a big court ruling on federal net neutrality rules; a landmark California law allowing college athletes to get paid; and a lawsuit over an ex-Major League ballplayer’s “badass” lawn.

In one of the first criminal cases brought against pharma execs over the opioid crisis, officials at a small drug company are standing trial on charges they fueled the epidemic by bribing doctors to prescribe fentanyl. Law360’s Chris Villani has been in the courtroom for all of it, so he joins us to break down the trial and preview the verdict. Also on this week’s show, the latest news in the “Varsity Blues” college admissions scandal; a bankruptcy case that’s yielded accusations of shady billing by a BigLaw giant; and a Texas judge who accidentally resigned from the bench.

UMass Lowell play-by-play broadcaster Chris Villani offers in-depth analysis on #AEHoops teams and foreshadows the #AEPlayoffs with one week remaining in the regular season. :53 - #AEHoops Week in Review 4:20 - Why you can't count out UAlbany 7:19 - Hartford poised for postseason run 11:32 - Stony Brook's challenging final schedule 15:17 - UMBC's success 17:58 - A look at Vermont 20:06 - Forecasting potential #AEPlayoffs upsets

Hartford has won four of its last five games and Chris Villani explains why he thinks the Hawks can be a dangerous team in the men's #AEPlayoffs.

Chris Villani is a Performance Strategist and Owner of Performance Coaching Unleashed based out of Charlotte, North Carolina. He specializes in working with athletes and business leaders. Listen in for Chris' take on life, failures, goal setting and how to move past common mental blocks. Learn more about Chris at https://www.performancecoachingunleashed.com/ or his LinkedIn profile at https://www.linkedin.com/in/chrisvillani/. You are also welcome to email him at info@chrisvillani.com or call 704-574-9443.

NEW PODCAST: Chris Villani of WEEI joins Jared this week to talk everything from Hanley and this drug story to the back end of the bullpen. Does this team need help? Can they afford it? Listen to hear what Chris thinks this Red Sox team really is!

WEEI's Chris Villani recaps Saturday's loss against the Rockets, Al Horford's recent struggles and previews Monday's matchup between the Celtics and Bulls

The ESPN3 voice of the River Hawks discusses what is at stake in the final week of the #AEHoops regular season and shares his choices for Player of the Year and Coach of the Year. 4:54 - Albany's ability to make a run in the postseason under Will Brown 6:19 - Vermont home court advantage at Patrick Gym 11:00 - Playoff format and potential for upsets 13:50 - UMass Lowell fighting for first Division I postseason berth 21:27 - Player of the Year, Rookie of the Year, Coach of the Year projections 29:44 - Eric Frede's Weekly Top 4 41:40 - Storytime

60 min OT, Spring 2017 SUPER BOWL EDITION (NOT from Radio row), FEBRUARY 5, 2017 – hostess! Danielle McCartan WWW.PROSPORTSRUNDOWN.COM Twitter @CoachMcCartan Youtube: search “Coach McCartan” Soundcloud.com/coachmccartan ON DEMAND: iTunes Podcast “Coach McCartan” TUNE IN Radio – type in “60 Minute Overtime” Play.google.com: Search “COACHMCCARTAN” Video simulcast RIGHT NOW on Periscope @CoachMcCartan and Facebook Facbook.com/coachmccartan And YOU! Everything you need to know about Super Bowl 51!!! Sneak peak: Super Bowl 51 Commercials are sprinkled in throughout my broadcast! Today's topics: 1:35 Luke Bryan lead in; National anthem, takeaways from his press conference 2:48 What else to look for in tonight's game, other than football… 3:50 NFL Honors: New York Giants' Eli Manning wins the NFL's Walter Payton Man of the Year award (shared with Larry Fitzgerald). Background info, his acceptance speech, my personal anecdote about his work with Tackle Kids Cancer at Hackensack University Medical Center 11:56 My top 4 story lines entering Super Bowl 51 17:38 I welcome former Rutgers and NFL QB Mike Teel to the broadcast to talk: Rutgers football players playing in the Super Bowl, playing directly alongside Tom Brady, Super Bowl 51 offensive matchups (from a QB's perspective), 2017 Rutgers draft class, and MORE! 29:46 Let's “Ship it Up To Boston” to talk with Chris Villani, radio host for WEEI (Boston) and ESPN Radio: Defensive matchups/schemes, Offensive who-would-you-rather?, Brady/Belichick legacy, prediction 42:01 60 Minute Overtime Sports Update 44:14 Super Bowl preview: strategy, box pools, prop bets, commercials, NFL Honors: best TD Dance and NFL Pro Football HOF 2017 class 52:30 Lady Gaga is set to perform at Super Bowl 51: Confirmations, Rumors, my wishes for her performance! 58:35 Madden 2017's Super Bowl prediction. Is it valid? 1:04:00 My prediction! 1:08:43 Wrap-up

60 min OT, Spring 2017 Episode 3 - JANUARY 22 - hostess Danielle McCartan WWW.PROSPORTSRUNDOWN.COM Twitter @CoachMcCartan https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCH50TjdUphK9EoInoEZj-_A www.Soundcloud.com/coachmccartan facebook.com/coachmccartan ON DEMAND: iTunes Podcast: https://t.co/vPJLNPpVHh TUNE IN Radio – type in “60 Minute Overtime” Play.google.com: Search “COACHMCCARTAN” Video simulcast on Periscope @CoachMcCartan and Facebook Facbook.com/coachmccartan 3:30 Athletes react on Twitter to Donald J. Trump's inauguration 5:30 What the Eff?!: Johnny Manziel has his sights set on an NFL return, NFL's spring league, & where will he land? 10:47 BBWAA recap (I was there) 12:29 MLB HOF class of 2017 announcement: my reaction to NYY Jorge Posada received less than 5% of the vote and is no longer eligible, rebutting Tom Kohler's (Marlins) tweet, 17:10 Do “Steroid Era” players belong in the MLB HOF? My opinion, analysis, and explanation 23:39 Call in from Lenny from Central Jersey (Baseball HOF) 31:02 With 23 days remaining until pitchers and catchers report to spring training, I welcome NYY Pitcher Dellin Betances to 60 Minute Overtime 40:43 AFC Championship: Pittsburgh Steelers at New England Patriots - Preview and analysis of this game with Chris Villani - radio host for WEEI in Boston and ESPN Radio (98.5 The Sports Hub) - 48:41 Chris' take on the Steelers' hotel fire alarm in New England! - 50:21 Do the Steelers have an “out” with 15 players having the stomach flu this past week? - 51:37 A New England perspective: Competitive edge vs. Cheating, - 54:04 A New England perspective: Rodger Goodell is going to be in ATL (for the 2nd wk in a row) watching the NFC Championship, not in NE watching the AFC Championship 56:47 My take & keys to victory for the AFC Championship Steelers/Patriots game, including my score prediction 1:01:23 NFC Championship: Green Bay Packers at Atlanta Falcons - Dellin Betances' take on Aaron Rodgers and Super Bowl - My preview and analysis of this game - Score prediction 1:11:34 Circling back- My take: Competitive Edge vs. Cheating 1:13:30 Michigan plans to hold practice in Rome, Italy 1:15:00 BackSportsPage.com: Biggest moments in the NFL and the MLB 1:17:15 Wrap up!

The Celtics are fresh off their Europe tour and with continued momentum after getting a win on U.S. soil against an NBA team! We're talking with special guest Chris Villani of ESPN Radio & the Boston Herald about his thoughts on the 3-0 C's and if they are for real this season. Plus we're discussing possible lineups for Brad Stevens as we breakdown the first three preseason games so far and much more. Enjoy!

The CausewayStreetBlog.com writers are back in this jam packed episode discussing the Celtics' postseason chances, Brad Steven's progress so far and of course the NBA's tight MVP race with special guest: Boston Herald / WEEI's Chris Villani. Plus how the Eastern Conference playoff picture is shaping up, and much more! Enjoy.