Welcome to the JoeSpeak! Podcast. The platform where Host and Attorney Joe Richardson has the pleasure of having revolutionary conversations with many different people of distinct backgrounds. The JoeSpeak! Podcast seeks to build bridges and unite people. Welcome, we are glad you're joining us.
Joe Speak! Podcast
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Podcast Overview
Welcome to the JoeSpeak! Podcast. The platform where Host and Attorney Joe Richardson has the pleasure of having revolutionary conversations with many different people of distinct backgrounds. The JoeSpeak! Podcast seeks to build bridges and unite people. Welcome, we are glad you're joining us.
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April 14, 2023
Major Realities and Meager Resources - The State of our Courts with Toni Momberger
On this Joe Speak! Podcast, we are joined by Toni Momberger, Executive Editor of Follow Our Courts, a publication that covers legal industry happenings in the Inland Empire of Southern California. Toni is born and raised in the region, and previously spent two decades as a media reporter for local outlets, including the Redlands Daily Facts. Then, community needs and her willing pragmatism landed her, a “non-politician,” on a local City Council for several years. Common to all of her service endeavors is her passion for careful information gathering, and mobilizing data to identify serious problems. In the beginning of what will be a continuing conversation, Toni talks with us about information she has uncovered related to the lag in resources that continues to leave the Inland Empire behind in many categories. Specifically, she lays out some hard facts that demonstrate the glaring deficiencies in court resources that plague Inland county state courts when compared to courts in richer areas statewide. She shares the realities, and challenges, surrounding everything from hiring court staff, to appointing judges, to erecting courthouses to house judges and staff, even as the need is clear. More, she shares how these realities affects caseloads, court priorities, and ultimately the service provided to area citizens, who happen to be primarily of color. Finally, she foresees our additional conversations on other subjects of importance to the Inland Empire, including environmental issues.<br /><br />Hosted by Joe Richardson.<br /><br />Watch the full episode on YouTube: <a href="https://youtu.be/D_EVFShmjdk" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://youtu.be/D_EVFShmjdk</a><br /><br />Follow us Online!<br />McCune Law Group Website: https://www.mccunewright.com/<br />Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/McCuneLawGroup<br />Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mccunelawgroup<br />TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@mccunelawgroup<br />Twitter: https://twitter.com/mccunelawgroup<br />LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/mccunelawgroup/
March 16, 2023
Thoughts on Justice, Accountability and Positivity with Joey Jackson, Esq.
Joey Jackson, Esq. is a well-known criminal defense attorney, principal of JOEY JACKSON LAW, PLLC in New York City, and a longtime CNN legal analyst who has been seen on local and national outlets for years. His expert commentary provides perspective that brilliantly takes complicated legal issues and makes them understandable for public consumption.<br /><br />In this podcast, Mr. Jackson talks about how he was turned on to the prospect of practicing law, and shares how his father’s work as a police officer informed his evolution from prosecutions to Criminal and Labor Law advocacy for Civil Service employees. Mr. Jackson addresses recent police brutality cases, and while acknowledging the potential legal solutions being offered related to police accountability, he points out the key considerations (transcending law) which are at the root of the issue. Importantly, Mr. Jackson reminds that due process is for all of us (including police), offers thoughts on the responsibility of lawyers to make positive contributions (including with sound legal commentary), and displays a fundamental optimism that will energize and encourage listeners that the practice of law is in good hands.<br /><br />Hosted by: Joe Richardson<br /><br />Watch the full episode on YouTube: <a href="https://youtu.be/Ifph-CNR0tM" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://youtu.be/Ifph-CNR0tM</a>
February 16, 2023
Real Talk and Real Life: Police and People of Color with Brian Buckmire, Esq.
In this Joe Speak! Podcast, we are joined by attorney Brian G. Buckmire, criminal defense attorney, anchor for the nationally syndicated Law and Crime Daily, and legal contributor for ABC. He discusses his new novel, “Come Home Safe,” which uses a teenager’s police encounter to explore the pain, the truths, and the hopes that come with growing up as a person of color in America. Brian talks about how his experience as a lawyer, a black man, and a father figure to his younger brother inspired and shows up in this book. He shares why “the talk” and discussions about social justice are so important in the community, and connects the dots between the death of Tyre Nichols, his book, and what should be our value of all lives. Finally, Brian gives a call to action for anyone who wants to help move justice forward as it pertains to police brutality issues.<br /><br />Presented by: Joe Richardson<br /><br />Watch the episode on YouTube: https://youtu.be/rFKGx2wpriM
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