Phillip Lanos Podcast

Scott Andrew Yang, currently a District Attorney is running on the 2020 ballot for Judge seat #162 -- Best known for his work on the Gabriel Fernandez case. Scott was born to immigrant parents who faced a critical legal issue when forced to pay fees his parents didn't know existed in their contact Scott pursued a career in Law to protect those who are taken advantage of by the Law. This is made visible by his current work on Sex Crime cases. although Scott is aware that many see a prosecutor as someone who might bring that into their work as a judge, Scott explains how his career experience allow for him to be far more neutral and aware in court cases than someone with less experience. No stranger to challenges people of color face in modern society Scott aims to bring his arsenal of education and experience to focus on the facts when deciding how he should deliver a sentence.
You can learn more about Scott Yang here:
https://www.scottyangforjudge.com/
You can follow Scott Yang @scottyang4judge2020

Luciana Rozenberg is a fashion designer and entrepreneur based out of New York City. Originally from Argentina, she moved to New York in 2015 to attend the Fashion Institute of Technology. After graduating, Luciana began working as a designer at Haute Couture brands such as Zac Posen, Marchesa and Theia. During that time, she had the opportunity to dress numerous celebrities with many of her designs featured in multiple fashion and celebrity news publications.

In this episode we explore a career in the Fashion world. Luciana shares how it may not be necessary to go to fashion school, what actually helped her launch her collection and how she navigates the ups and downs of being a solo entrepreneur.

If you've ever wanted to start a career in Fashion here's a chance to learn from someone literally making a living doing this very thing, make sure to follow @naissantnyc on Instagram or visit naissant-nyc.com

Myanna Dellinger is on the 2020 election ballot for a spot on the LA County Superior Court as a judge. From what it cost to be on the ballot, to explaining the levels of powers Judges are granted Myanna takes us through the whole spectrum needed to inform our vote. Myanna also speaks on the others running for the same spot as a judge and the holes in their claims. This is also the first episode with a Law professor who breaks down her own views on a career in Law. If either a career in law or having a more informed voting stance -- this is the blueprint for you.

You can connect with Myanna at: https://dellingerforjudge.com/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/myannadellinger/

If a Real Estate career ever crossed your mind this is the episode you need. JP Pena shares his insights as a father, a son, being too nice and how overcoming limited mindsets that your parents may have instilled in you can be made possible. A host of his own successful podcast ‎The JP Pena: Unf***yourself, a Real Estate Professional who ACTUALLY makes his living as a broker and whose side hustle is teaching others interested in a career in Real Estate how to reach their goals the right way. Maybe this is the blueprint for you.
You can follow JP on instagram @thejppena
JP suggests you get your initial education in Real Estate here: https://revei.com/

anos hosts Chef Ming Tsai, a celebrated Chinese-American chef, who discusses the harsh impact of the COVID-19 crisis on the restaurant industry, particularly mom-and-pop establishments. Ming shares his personal experiences, including the closure of his Boston restaurant, Blue Dragon, and his pivot to philanthropy through a food pantry initiative. He introduces his new venture, Ming's Bings, a line of vegan, gluten-free, and allergen-friendly snacks, which embody his philosophy that food is medicine. Ming's Bings are designed to be both nutritious and delicious, featuring superfoods like watercress and shiitake mushrooms. The episode highlights Ming's resilience, his philosophy of kindness with the "Ding Dong Ditch Remix" initiative, and his commitment to community support through charitable contributions from his business proceeds. The conversation also touches on the broader implications of health, hospitality, and social responsibility in the face of global challenges.

3. Key Insights and Ideas:

Impact of COVID-19: The restaurant industry's struggle with closures, reduced capacities, and the financial strain on small businesses.

Ming's Bings Launch: Introduction of a plant-based, allergen-friendly food product aimed at health and environmental consciousness.

Philosophy of Kindness: Ming's initiative, "Ding Dong Ditch Remix," encourages acts of kindness to combat the isolation and hardship caused by the pandemic.

Community Support: Chef Ming's efforts to support frontline workers and cancer patients through his business and personal involvement.

Food as Medicine: Emphasis on the health benefits of plant-based diets, reflecting both personal health crises and global sustainability.

Resilience and Adaptation: How Ming adapted from traditional restaurant management to innovative food product creation during a crisis.

Social Responsibility: Ming's advocacy for national healthcare, highlighting how medical emergencies can lead to financial disasters.

Personal Values: Insights into how family and cultural heritage shape Ming's approach to business and life, emphasizing good fortune through good deeds.