David Tabatsky

Kathryn interviews Author David Tabatsky.Naïve young attorney Ryan Coleman jumps feet first into the hedonist world of wealth and power at the core of class-action law and finds himself in way over his head in a satirical legal thriller filled with scenarios loosely based on real-world interactions with lawyers, judges and plaintiffs. Included in the cast of colorful characters is Eugenia "Gene" Cauley, a female shark in the male-dominated legal world whose life spirals tragically out of control, and Randy Hollis, an insanely successful lawyer turned multi-billionaire, who is pursuing his ultimate American dream: buying a professional football team. Author and attorney Brian Felgoise alongside Co-Author David Tabatsky reveal the surprising ways in which our system of class-action law enables (mostly) men to get ridiculously wealthy and behave like sophomoric frat boys. As media billionaire Mortimer Zuckerman once said referring to some lawyer's self indulgence and unbridled hubris, Practicing law is the exact opposite of sex. Even when it's good it's bad. Kathryn also interviews Author Susan Shapiro Barash.The fate of literary heroines Anna Karenina, Emma Bovary and Hester Prynne is over. While their destinies were grim, real women today are exploring their needs with a striking absence of guilt and as a form of self-exploration, with a huge rise in female infidelity, according to bestselling gender expert Susan Shapiro Barash. Today women have affairs with a sense of entitlement and 90% of the women have no guilt and actively pursue the affair according to Barash's research which also attributes the explosion of female infidelity to social media, making exposure to a lover easier than ever before, and COVID which has increased the number of cyberspace affairs. She analyzes the four types of affairs and reveals how an affair can improve one's marriage/monogamous relationship. Barash has been featured in The NY Times, The Wall Street Journal, Forbes, The NY Post, The Chicago Tribune, Elle, 'O', and Marie Claire. She has also appeared on The Today Show, Good Morning America, CBS, CNN and MSNBC.