Podcast appearances and mentions of ira judelson

À l'heure de clore la série, les autrices se demandent : comment s'inscrit Nafissatou Diallo dans l'histoire de Me Too ? Le mouvement qui traverse le monde depuis 2017 par le biais d'un hashtag prend sa source bien avant l'affaire du Sofitel... La chercheuse américaine Tarana Burke réalise la puissance de ces deux mots libérateurs, "moi aussi", dès le début des années 2000. Le tournant de l'affaire Weinstein en 2017 coïncide avec une prise de conscience de la part des journalistes et des victimes d'agressions que l'union fait la force. La publication de plusieurs témoignages simultanés à l'issue d'enquêtes journalistiques qui durent parfois plusieurs années débouchent désormais de plus en plus souvent sur des procédures judiciaires. Chaque nouvelle affaire publique en est la preuve, le mouvement est en marche Avec Tarana Burke, chercheuse américaine, fondatrice du mouvement Me Too et directrice de Me Too International Et Lenaïg Bredoux, journaliste à Médiapart, responsable éditoriale aux questions de genre -- En 2011, les journalistes reportrices d'images Marine Pradel et Anne-Cécile Genre ont couvert l'affaire DSK à New-York. Douze ans plus tard, #Metoo est passé par là. Dans ce documentaire audio immersif en 8 épisodes, les autrices reprennent le fil de leur enquête et nous plongent dans les coulisses de la fabrique de l'info pour mettre à jour un nouveau récit, jamais entendu. Shame on you est un podcast documentaire immersif en 8 épisodes imaginé et animé par Anne-Cécile Genre et Marine Pradel Écriture et interviews : Anne-Cécile Genre et Marine Pradel Réalisation, mixage et musique originale : Théo Boulenger Accompagnement éditorial et artistique : Camille Juzeau Développement et diffusion : Chloé Tavitian Production : Anne-Cécile Genre, Marine Pradel, Théo Boulenger, Chloé Tavitian et Camille Juzeau Graphisme : Violaine Avez Communication et Relations Presse : Anne-Fleur Andrle & Gaëlle Job Co-production @StudioFact Audio -- MERCI Merci aux personnes qui ont accepté de nous confier leur parole : Maude Beckers, Mélissa Jackson, Ira Judelson, Christophe Rocancourt, Aurélie Filippetti, Valérie Rey-Robert, Cécile Duflot, Fiona Texeire, Janon Fisher, Tom McGeveran, Bo Dietl, Douglas Wigdor, Ben Brafman, Ed Epstein, René-Georges Querry, Olivier O'Mahony, Mohamed Saliou Camara, Régis Jauffret, Matthew Galluzzo, Olivier Bluche, Ian Robertson, Tarana Burke, Lenaïg Bredoux Merci aussi à tous celles et ceux qui ont prêté leurs voix ou participé aux doublages: Laurie Galligani, Anne Lamotte, Anthony Piton, Julien Piot, Maxime Genevrier, Malo Delarue, David Thompson, Sebastien Paour, Fernande Van Tets, Jean-Baptiste Renaud, Damien Antoni, Sophie Guibert, Julien Cernobori, Claire Chauvois, Aurélien Stavy, Catherina Carrer Merci au studio P&T Knitwear à New York, et à Serge Rodriguez Les sons extraits des rushes entendus dans Shame on you ont été mis gracieusement à disposition des autrices pour ce podcast et sont extraits du fond d'archives de l'agence Keep in News à New York, un grand merci à eux. Ce podcast a bénéficié de l'aide sélective aux autrices et auteurs de podcasts et de créations radiophoniques du Ministère de la culture. Il à obtenu le Prix du meilleur Pitch Digital au Sunny Side of the Doc Il a également été présenté en avant-première au Paris Podcast Festival. Merci à eux d'avoir cru en nous Si Shame on you vous a plu, parlez en autour de vous, abonnez-vous et laissez-nous des ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ et des commentaires sur les applis et les réseaux sociaux. Pour continuer la conversation, rejoignez-nous sur lnstagram @shameonyou_lepodcast

Deux jours après son arrestation, la caution de DSK est refusée et il est envoyé en prison. Les autrices se souviennent de l'excitation générale autour de ce traitement qu'elles pensent hors normes. Mais ce qu'elles prennent, comme une bonne partie des Français, pour de l'acharnement est en réalité une réponse proportionnée à la plainte qui a été déposée. avec Ira Judelson, négociateur de la caution de DSK et vedette de télé-réalité, Christophe Rocancourt, « l'escroc des stars », ancien détenu à Rikers Island et la juge Mélissa Jackson, qui revient pour la première fois sur sa décision d'envoyer DSK à Rikers Island À suivre, jeudi 30 novembre, chapitre 3 : Des histoires de bonnes femmes -- En 2011, les journalistes reportrices d'images Marine Pradel et Anne-Cécile Genre ont couvert l'affaire DSK à New-York. Douze ans plus tard, #Metoo est passé par là. Dans ce documentaire audio immersif en 8 épisodes, les autrices reprennent le fil de leur enquête et nous plongent dans les coulisses de la fabrique de l'info pour mettre à jour un nouveau récit, jamais entendu. Shame on you est un podcast documentaire immersif en 8 épisodes imaginé et animé par Anne-Cécile Genre et Marine Pradel Écriture et interviews : Anne-Cécile Genre et Marine Pradel Réalisation et mixage : Théo Boulenger Production : Anne-Cécile Genre, Marine Pradel, Théo Boulenger, Chloé Tavitian et Camille Juzeau Musique originale : Théo Boulenger Graphisme : Violaine Avez Communication et Relations Presse : Anne-Fleur Andrle & Gaëlle Job Une production StudioFact Audio Les sons extraits des rushes entendus dans cet épisode de Shame on You ont été mis gracieusement à disposition des autrices pour ce podcast et sont extraits du fond d'archives de l'agence Keep in News à New-York. Merci à David Carzon et Binge Audio d'avoir accompagné le début de ce projet.

Norm continues eviscerating Beto O'Rourke in the second hour.  He then turns his focus to how we should go about the conversation of what to do about guns in America.  Norm's law partner, Kevin Smith, recommended to Norm that he read Nicholas Kristoff's piece in the New York Times. Norm admits that, under normal circumstances, he wouldn't take such a suggestion, especially given the topical nature of the subject matter.  But one of life's great pleasures is loving and respecting people who come standard issue with opinions incongruent to one's own.  Norm obliges and delivers an epic shadow cross-examination reminiscent of his long form episodes.  He is then joined by Ira Judelson, Bail Bondsman to the Stars. Norm and Ira go way back. The two talk bail reform in New York, subway violence, and new trends in executive protection. Like, share, and subscribe to the best in the business. Leave us a review. Norm is live every weekday on WICC600 AM from 12pm ET to 2pm ET. Stream Norm live at https://www.wicc600.com/#. Follow @PattisPodcast on Twitter. 

Harvey Weinstein, Robert Durst, Anna "the Manhattan Madam" Gristina, Lil' Wayne, and Lawrence Taylor. The common thread is New York's most prominent bail bondsman, Ira Judelson.  Mr. "30 Million on the Street" and author of recent book, "The Fixer: The Notorious Life of a Front-Page Bail Bondsman", Ira Judelson joins Law and Legitimacy to discuss the fundamentals of the bond business—what a bondsman does, what the bond market is, the function of "cut slips", and the nature of a bondsman's relationship to his client—and the toll of a life devoted to justice amid the most challenging legal circumstances. I have known Ira for more than a decade. He is as real as it gets. He's tough. He's reliable. And he's courageous. But beyond the gripping anecdotes, a few of which he shares herein, Ira's strong moral compass is likely his most compelling attribute.  Ira is a devoted husband and father. Expect the pride he takes in these roles to leak right through your speakers. Perhaps it is that devotion to and pride for his family that inform the success that Ira has become in the bondsman field, and why this episode is such a fit within the theme of legitimacy.  What will also leak—rather, flood—through your speakers is our shared hate for the other's collegiate football loyalty. Was I able to get this Buckeye to recite the Big Blue credo? This is Ira Judelson, Bail Bondsman to the Stars. Listen and enjoy.  Remember to leave us a 5-star rating wherever you find Law and Legitimacy. And join Norm Pattis' growing subscriber base on Patreon.  _______________________________ Ira Judelson: (914) 552-3474 IraJudelsonBailbonds.com Read: The Fixer --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/norm-pattis/support

Harvey Weinstein, Robert Durst, Anna "the Manhattan Madam" Gristina, Lil' Wayne, and Lawrence Taylor. The common thread is New York's most prominent bail bondsman, Ira Judelson.  Mr. "30 Million on the Street" and author of recent book, "The Fixer: The Notorious Life of a Front-Page Bail Bondsman", Ira Judelson joins Law and Legitimacy to discuss the fundamentals of the bond business—what a bondsman does, what the bond market is, the function of "cut slips", and the nature of a bondsman's relationship to his client—and the toll of a life devoted to justice amid the most challenging legal circumstances. I have known Ira for more than a decade. He is as real as it gets. He's tough. He's reliable. And he's courageous. But beyond the gripping anecdotes, a few of which he shares herein, Ira's strong moral compass is likely his most compelling attribute.  Ira is a devoted husband and father. Expect the pride he takes in these roles to leak right through your speakers. Perhaps it is that devotion to and pride for his family that inform the success that Ira has become in the bondsman field, and why this episode is such a fit within the theme of legitimacy.  What will also leak—rather, flood—through your speakers is our shared hate for the other's collegiate football loyalty. Was I able to get this Buckeye to recite the Big Blue credo? This is Ira Judelson, Bail Bondsman to the Stars. Listen and enjoy.  Remember to leave us a 5-star rating wherever you find Law and Legitimacy. And join Norm Pattis' growing subscriber base on Patreon.  _______________________________ Ira Judelson: (914) 552-3474 IraJudelsonBailbonds.com Read: The Fixer --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/norm-pattis/support

In this episode we're going to tackle 10b5-1 Plans, plus Operation Warp Speed, and Ira Judelson shares a real life Boiler Room tragedy.  0:30 Insider Corporate Selling  0:44 Operation Warp Speed    2:08 Moderna Stock      2:31 10b5-1 Plans      3:20 1999 Tech Crash    3:58 80% of 10b5-1 Plans Don't Report To The Street  4:38 Insider Trading Explanation  5:33 Ira's Story from The Fixer - Insider Trading Case  6:38 $5 Million Dollar Bail – One Of the Largest  7:00  Tragic Story of One Young Man in Insider Trading Case  12:05  2006 Countrywide Financial  12:16  Angelo Mozilo     14:46  Intel Stock 2017 - Flaw in Chip  17:11   It's Going To Take A Down Market    17:57   No One Touches The Large Corporate Executive  21:27    2019 - 30 Total Cases - SEC     

Season 4 - Episode 3 is here: Danny and Ira are hitting Wirecard Fraud, the Ghislaine Maxwell story, Tesla and much, much more.  0:44 - Ira Judelson on Bail + Ghislaine Maxwell 3:20 - Ghislaine Maxwell's Prison Security 5:00 - How Does Bail Work For Ghislaine Maxwell 6:25 - Where Will Ghislaine Maxwell Be Safe? 7:40 - Elon Musk + Ghislaine Maxwell Picture 8:20 - Wirecard Fraud Story 11:00 - Wirecard 2016-2018 Investigation  11:40 - Shorting Wirecard Stock?                     12:25 - Stock Short Seller Discussion  14:20 -  Shorting Tesla  16:10 - Tesla Is Not Sustainable  19:00 - Short History: Lucent, Nortel, WorldCom 20:00 - Are Tesla's Numbers Real? 21:10 - Police Reform

Ira Judelson is handling the bail package for Conor McGregor following the misdemeanor assault incident that took place at Barclay's Center. Ira gives us the inside scoop on what led to the incident and why Conor is a stand up guy. Danny's friend Mitch Baruchowitz, Managing Partner of Merida Capital Partners (in which Danny is an investor) drops by to discuss different innovations, legal hurdles, financial questions, and moral conundrums that come with the legalization of cannabis, and some of the industries that are putting up hurdles on the federal level while states take a shot. And speaking of states, Danny thinks the Supreme Court could make it possible for sports gambling to come to a location near you. He and Mitch discuss the 10th Amendment and Ira shares some of the reluctance from the alleged family businesses that aren't a fan of the potential change.  

“Who wouldn’t want to be a gangster?” Gerard Marrone, our guest this week, says this on his YouTube docuseries The Street Attorney. “I went the other way. I became a lawyer. I represent the made guys and the bosses. They get locked up, I get them out,” he tells us. Join us for this absorbing interview. He’ll be talking about everything from his favorite kinds of cases, the reasons some mob cases are federal and some aren’t, and growing up in Queens. At just 21 years old and working on being a professional boxer, Gerard was shot in the back at a party protecting his sister. Initially told he’d never walk again, he beat the odds and now walks right into the court room. He’ll talk about how his personal experience of getting shot has turned into empathy for his clients, which can be a real asset for his attorney business. Here’s what else we’ll cover in this episode.   New Bail Reform Start-Up Promise With three million of venture capital investment from Jay-Z’s Roc Nation and First Round Capital, Promise aims to reform the bail industry and tackle some of the injustices around arrests and sentencing. Ira talks about the good, bad, and ugly of these kinds of reforms while Danny dives deep into the racial implications of everything from sentencing to bail costs, noting that studies show that black Americans face three times the punishment and penalties.   Bank of America’s High Frequency Trading “Dark Pool” Settlement Slapped with a $42 Million-dollar settlement, Bank of America admitted to “systematically misleading clients” between 2008 and 2013. Danny breaks down the significance of this legal decision, and the big role Bernie Madoff played in this scandal. Ira points out the similarities between mobsters and Wall Street brokers. Are they both really just bookies?   Here’s How To Listen You’ll love this fascinating full interview with Gerard Marrone. Ira and Danny have their usual fun tackling dark pool trading, bail reform, pop culture events, and more. You won’t want to miss this episode. _____________________________________________ About BailStreet BailStreet is where the worlds of crime and finance meet. Episodes touch on the latest trends on Wall Street, pop culture icons, and will feature some of the biggest names. Hosted by Wall Street veteran Danny Moses, featured in The Big Short, and Bail Bondsman and author of The Fixer, Ira Judelson here on BailStreet. Subscribe today. For more episodes go to BailStreet.com Follow Bail Street on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Follow Danny Moses on Twitter @dmoses34 Follow Mathew Passy on Twitter @mathewpassy

The introductory episode of BailStreet where we get to meet Wall Street pro Danny Moses and Bail Bondsman Ira Judelson. In this episode we learn why Danny and Ira are launching the BailStreet brand; how the two met which includes a great story about Dominique Strauss Kahn; and why it's so important for everyone to have a plan in place in case you find yourself in front of a judge. For more episodes go to BailStreet.com Follow Bail Street on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Follow Danny Moses on Twitter @dmoses34 Follow Mathew Passy on Twitter @mathewpassy   Links Referenced The Big Short The Fixer Flash Boys Invest Like the Best Podcast    Show Notes 1:05 – Where the idea for BailStreet first got its roots when Danny got a call about the pending arrest of Dominique Strauss Kahn, former head of the IMF  4:20 – The realization that Danny and Ira’s worlds are often intertwined  7:17 – Background on Mathew Passy and how he got involved in the project             7:55 – Danny Moses on Invest Like the Best             7:56 – Ira Judelson on Invest Like the Best  8:22 – The potential expanding universe of BailStreet  9:42 – How often does a criminal investigation impact the markets  12:07 – How did Ira and Danny meet and become friends  13:05 – How Ira got his start as a bail bondsman  14:00 – What is the emotional impact of getting arrested  15:33 – Strangest thing someone has put as collateral for a bond  16:20 – How Danny got started in finance  17:30 – How Danny got featured in The Big Short  19:13 – What Danny was thinking about the future during the financial crisis  20:40 – Advice for people starting to invest money  22:30 – Bail preparedness kit  25:40 – Pamela Buchbinder case             48 Hours episode  29:20 – What happens when a person skips bail  29:52 – Tease for Harvey Weinstein and other sexual assault cases taking shape  32:27 – Preview for what’s to come on future episodes of BailStreet  Learn More For more episodes go to BailStreet.com Follow Bail Street on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram Follow Danny Moses on Twitter @dmoses34 Follow Mathew Passy on Twitter @mathewpassy  

I have a special request this week: share this episode with every curious person in your life.  The conversation, with a 26-year old investor named Ali Hamed, serves as an example of what’s possible when you think creatively.  Ali views the world with a fresh set of eyes, and has already become an expert at identifying new investment opportunities where others have not. As the second prodigy 26 year old in as many weeks on the podcast, these young guns are making me feel like an ancient 32 year old.  We talk a lot about “alpha” in our world, earning returns better than the market. But the key word in that last sentence isn’t alpha, it’s earning. Hopefully you, like me, will use this conversation as a reminder of what it takes to earn differentiated returns. It’s not just the hard work, but also the mindset. We explore many examples of how to create new investment opportunities, from rolling up Instagram accounts, to financing perishable fruit like watermelons, to heavy machinery software.  Please enjoy this special conversation with Ali Hamed. Follow him and his partners. And then go figure out how to earn success yourself in whatever it is you do by helping other people solve problems with empathy.  For more episodes go to InvestorFieldGuide.com/podcast. Sign up for the book club, where you’ll get a full investor curriculum and then 3-4 suggestions every month at InvestorFieldGuide.com/bookclub. Follow Patrick on Twitter at @patrick_oshag   Books Referenced The Big Short: Inside the Doomsday Machine   Links Referenced Sheel Tyle Podcast Seed Investing is a B2C Business, While Growth Stage investing is a B2B Business Ira Judelson podcast Free Content and Digital Media Are Increasing Socio-Economic Disparity    Show Notes 2:24 - (First Question) Ali’s investment philosophy  3:33 – History of Coventure and its unique structure  6:30 – The story of how Coventure was seeded  12:29 – What makes cost of capital such an interesting topic for Ali  14:13 – Exploring fee structures and the expectations for return in the current environment  17:02 – The current state of the VC world  21:42 – Ali’s investment process on the VC side  25:32 – What other requirements are there for Ali to make a VC investment  28:00 – Understanding the difference between judgement and empathy in founders             28:20 – The Big Short: Inside the Doomsday Machine 29:47 – Dealing with LP’s             32:47 – Sheel Tyle Podcast 33:39 – At one point did Ali feel the most personally at risk in his career 37:55 – Why did they get involved in cryptocurrency  43:30 – What excites Ali most about crypto 46:09 – Lending as an alternative way to invest in businesses 48:09 – An overview of their lending business 50:21 – How does deal flow and sourcing work in these arrangements 52:54 – How much encroachment will Ali face from competitors 54:28 – Exploring the idea of valuing and buying digital accounts 59:36 – How Ali thinks about marketing for his own firm and the ones he invests in 1:00:06 – Seed Investing is a B2C Business, While Growth Stage investing is a B2B Business 1:03:59 – Longer term aspirations for Ali and industries that he would avoid             1:04:25 – Ira Judelson podcast 1:08:05 – Ali’s view on the potential negative impact of free content             1:08:19 - Free Content and Digital Media Are Increasing Socio-Economic Disparity 1:12:48 – Kindest thing anyone has done for Ali   Learn More For more episodes go to InvestorFieldGuide.com/podcast.  Sign up for the book club, where you’ll get a full investor curriculum and then 3-4 suggestions every month at InvestorFieldGuide.com/bookclub Follow Patrick on twitter at @patrick_oshag

This week’s episode is very unique. It is the first episode devoted to bonds, just not the kind of bonds you are used to. My guest is Ira Judelson, who is the leading bail bondsman in New York City. I met Ira through my friend and former podcast guest Danny Moses, who is also a part of this conversation. I have always had a passion for understanding how different businesses work. In this case, this week we are exploring a different business, but also a different world. Ira’s story is larger than life. He is as authentic and hard working as they come. In both his book and this conversation, there is a lot about family, loyalty, and hard work—principles which really resonate with me. You’ll emerge from this hour with an appreciation of hustle and what it takes to get ahead. I can’t stop thinking about our discussion on how sources of power in any career morph through time, a framework that can help anyone think about their work and where to apply effort. The conversation goes all over the place, but suffice it to say we discuss bond collateral, Dominique Strauss-Kahn, and DMX—and that is but one small fraction. Please enjoy my conversation with Ira Judelson and Danny Moses.   For comprehensive show notes on this episode go to http://investorfieldguide.com/ira For more episodes go to InvestorFieldGuide.com/podcast. Sign up for the book club, where you’ll get a full investor curriculum and then 3-4 suggestions every month at InvestorFieldGuide.com/bookclub. Follow Patrick on Twitter at @patrick_oshag   Books Referenced The Fixer: The Notorious Life of a Front-Page Bail Bondsman   Links Referenced Rao’s Restaurant   Show Notes 1:55 – (First question) – The role that Rao’s restaurant has meant to Ira’s business and career   6:11 – A look at Ira’s bail bonds business and how that industry works             6:22 – The Fixer: The Notorious Life of a Front-Page Bail Bondsman   8:31 – The story of how a pizzeria was a bad piece of collateral   11:10 – How often does Ira deal with bail jumpers   12:10 – What is the size of the open liabilities   13:14 – How long will the open liabilities last   14:55 – Ira’s relationship with his clients and the importance of character in this business   17:46 – the amazing story of how Ira got started in this business   31:05 – His early years of being a bail bondsman and how important his wife was to his success   29:52 – How Ira balances family with this kind of work   32:22 – Ira’s ability to be amazingly efficient on the phone when in social settings and a work call comes in   33:14 – Ira is the fixer   36:40 – Exploring the “Sources of Power” and where the balance for Ira of who he knows vs who he has shifted in this line of work.      38:29 – The importance of intense reliability, consistency and empathy, and why Ira can trust his clients may be considered bad people   30:19 – Two cases where Ira got emotionally involved   47:26 – Why Ira is not worried about people coming after him   48:57 – When a bunch of detainees were wailing to wait an extra day in jail for Ira because his wife was pregnant with their first daughter   54:06 – Ira’s relationships with Ja Rule and DMX   58:32 – What does Ira enjoy most about the business still   1:01:51 – Will Ira ever stop?   1:04:02 – What advice would Ira give to someone early in their career just getting started   1:08:42 – The importance in having a willingness to fail mixed with the passion for what you are doing   1:10:11 – Ira’s health scare and what it taught him about appreciating life

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In this installment of Slate's podcast about work, host Adam Davidson of NPR's Planet Money and the New York Times Magazine talks with veteran bail bondsman Ira Judelson.  "I am the bank for people that get incarcerated," Judelson says, describing the complexity of his job in simple terms. "I am, on the street, a legal loan shark. I bail people out. I put up their bond to get them out of jail." Judelson discusses his daily routine, the role that trust plays in his work relationships, and the famous clients that inspired the newspaper stories that adorn his office wall, including Dominique Strauss-Kahn, Ja Rule, Robert Durst, and Lindsay Lohan. Judelson gives Davidson a tour of that wall, defends his use of a flip phone, explains how he earns a living from posting bail bonds, and reveals his passion project, an app he's developing called JammedUp that helps people who get, well, jammed up. Thanks to this week's sponsor, Mailchimp. More than 7 million business around the world use MailChimp to send email newsletters. Plus, MailChimp distributes hats for cats and small dogs. You can find out more at MailChimp.com. For an extended version of this interview and the transcript, join Slate Plus! Members also get bonus segments, exclusive podcasts, and more. Start your two-week trial at slate.com/workingplus Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices