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Political No-Brainer is a platform for open, insightful, and balanced political discussions. Hosted by Jeff Rabinowitz, a political coach and community leader, the podcast moves away from the divisive "winner takes all" mentality that dominates today's political landscape. Instead, Jeff fosters conversations that bring together a variety of perspectives, allowing for deeper understanding and more meaningful dialogue on the most pressing issues of our time. Whether discussing policy, social c ...
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The Chair Across the Aisle Podcast is where open conversation meets genuine curiosity. Hosted by Jeff Rabinowitz, this interview-style show welcomes guests from every corner of society — from thought leaders like autism expert Temple Grandin to educators such as Daryll Blackhall of Workforce Advantage Academy, along with entrepreneurs, authors, and innovators shaping the world around us. Each episode invites listeners to pull up a chair and engage with diverse perspectives that challenge ass ...
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Self-reflections and talks about our experiences with social anxiety, impostor syndrome, and mental health. We discuss resources we find useful to improve our well-being and build resilience. How guests developed skills and learned to cope with challenges to succeed in life, careers, and starting businesses. "There is no growth without failure."
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In this inspiring episode of Political No-Brainer, host Jeff Rabinowitz speaks with Dr. Nelva Lee—author, entrepreneur, and conservative candidate for Georgia's Superintendent of Schools. Together, they dive into the evolving landscape of education, including the importance of school choice, the growing relevance of trade schools, and the need for …
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In this grounded and eye-opening episode of Political No-Brainer, host Jeff Rabinowitz welcomes back Retired Lt. Col. Jon Lapidow, a former Blackhawk helicopter pilot with 30 years of military service, for a candid discussion on the state of life in America. Together, they tackle the rising cost of living, the worsening insurance and housing crises…
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In this revealing episode of Political No-Brainer, host Jeff Rabinowitz sits down with Neil Thanedar, Executive Director of the Michigan Campaign Finance Network (MCFN), to discuss the powerful influence of money in politics. They explore the rise of dark money, the challenges of tracking campaign contributions, and how financial transparency (or l…
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In this wide-ranging episode of Political No-Brainer, host Jeff Rabinowitz sits down with author and commentator Kevin Howard for a conversation that crosses international and ideological borders. They dive into the political and humanitarian crisis in Venezuela, examine the integrity and influence of elections at home and abroad, and explore the e…
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In this intellectually rich episode of Political No-Brainer, host Jeff Rabinowitz welcomes Dr. Owen Anderson—author, professor, and philosopher—for a conversation that explores the intersection of faith, reason, and public life. Drawing on his work in philosophy, theology, and constitutional studies, Dr. Anderson discusses the role of truth in a fr…
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In this thought-provoking episode of Political No-Brainer, host Jeff Rabinowitz sits down with returning guests Kevin Howard and Beth Derrico for a candid conversation about three of the most pressing and controversial issues in America today: capitalism, healthcare, and immigration. They unpack the challenges of a profit-driven healthcare system, …
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In this dynamic episode of Political No-Brainer, host Jeff Rabinowitz welcomes Saul Spady—entrepreneur, activist, and U.S. Congressional candidate from Seattle, Washington—for a wide-ranging conversation on the future of American politics. Known for his unconventional thinking and independent voice, Saul shares his vision for a more transparent, in…
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In this insightful episode of The Chair Across the Aisle, host Jeff Rabinowitz welcomes Roger Roman, co-founder of LegalEase, for a conversation about making legal knowledge more accessible for creators, entrepreneurs, and everyday people. Roger shares how LegalEase is helping to bridge the gap between innovation and legal protection by offering st…
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In this data-driven episode of Political No-Brainer, host Jeff Rabinowitz is joined by Doug Kaplan, founder of Kaplan Strategies, to explore the intersection of polling, politics, and public opinion. With decades of experience in political consulting and strategic analysis, Doug shares how his firm gathers insights that shape campaigns, influence m…
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In this uplifting episode of Political No-Brainer, host Jeff Rabinowitz welcomes Adam Mizell, co-founder of US United, for a conversation focused on restoring civility and unity in American public life. They discuss how US United is working to bring people together across political lines through dialogue, education, and community engagement. Adam s…
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In this forward-thinking episode of Political No-Brainer, host Jeff Rabinowitz sits down with Travis Misurell of the Future Is Now Coalition to talk about creating sustainable, community-driven change. They discuss the organization's mission to empower local leaders, inspire civic engagement, and build systems that serve people over politics. From …
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In this thought-provoking episode of The Chair Across the Aisle, host Jeff Rabinowitz sits down with Adam Swart, founder and CEO of Crowds on Demand, to discuss the fascinating world of public relations, perception, and influence. From organizing crowds for major events to shaping narratives in politics, entertainment, and business, Adam offers a b…
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In this powerful episode of The Chair Across the Aisle, host Jeff Rabinowitz speaks with Gil Gillenwater, founder of Rancho Feliz Charitable Foundation and author of Hope on the Border. Through stories from decades of humanitarian work along the U.S.–Mexico border, Gil offers a deeply human perspective on immigration and what it truly means to buil…
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In this inspiring episode of The Chair Across the Aisle, host Jeff Rabinowitz sits down with Kate Assaraf, CEO and founder of Dip Sustainable Hair Care, to talk about innovation, sustainability, and the courage to do business differently. Kate shares how Dip began as a passion project to reduce plastic waste and educate consumers about the impact o…
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In this engaging and down-to-earth episode of Political No-Brainer, host Jeff Rabinowitz chats with guests Kevin Howard and Quez about the realities of building a life in today's economy. They discuss the rising cost of living, the financial struggles young people face as they chase stability and opportunity, and how culture—especially music—reflec…
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In this eye-opening episode of Political No-Brainer, host Jeff Rabinowitz is joined by returning guest Kevin Howard—author, podcaster, and social commentator—for a deep dive into three of the most pressing issues facing Americans today: climate change, skyrocketing housing costs, and widening income disparity. Together, they explore how these inter…
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In this timely episode of Political No-Brainer, host Jeff Rabinowitz sits down with guests Kevin Howard, Beth Derrico, and Charlie Heinemann to unpack the political distractions dominating the headlines—and what they're keeping us from noticing. The group explores RFK Jr.'s vision for American healthcare, the real-life consequences of government sh…
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In this insightful episode of Political No-Brainer, host Jeff Rabinowitz welcomes back Kevin Howard—author, podcaster, and sharp political observer—for a candid conversation about the growing "Us vs. Them" mentality in American politics. They explore how divisive rhetoric fuels distrust, the real economic pressures impacting everyday Americans, and…
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In this timely episode of Political No-Brainer, host Jeff Rabinowitz welcomes author Dennis Brennan for a wide-ranging discussion on the shifting political landscape in America. They dive into the influence of Donald Trump on both the media and public perception, the rise of RFK Jr. as a political force, and the ongoing challenges surrounding gover…
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In this episode of The Chair Across the Aisle podcast, host Jeff Rabinowitz sits down with education leader Shaka Mitchell for an honest discussion about the future of American education. They explore the challenges facing today's schools, from outdated systems to uneven opportunities, and examine practical reforms that could better serve students …
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In this compelling episode of Political No-Brainer, host Jeff Rabinowitz sits down with Jackson Lahmeyer—pastor, author, and political voice—for a bold conversation on the role of religion in American politics. Drawing from his experiences in ministry and civic leadership, Jackson shares his perspective on how faith influences policy, elections, an…
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In this powerful and candid episode of Political No-Brainer, host Jeff Rabinowitz sits down with Retired Lt. Col. Jonathan Lapidow, a 30-year U.S. Army veteran and former Blackhawk helicopter pilot, for a firsthand look into the realities of military service. Together, they discuss the complexities of rules of engagement, leadership in combat zones…
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In this insightful episode of Political No-Brainer, host Jeff Rabinowitz welcomes back guests Kevin Howard and Beth Derrico for a deep conversation exploring the complex relationship between the media, world politics, and U.S. history. Together, they examine how the media shapes public perception, the global impact of American political decisions, …
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In this uplifting episode of The Chair Across the Aisle Podcast, host Jeff Rabinowitz welcomes Chef Tom Kuchenreuther—culinary professor, industry veteran, and pastor—for a powerful conversation about transformation, health, and purpose. Tom shares how adopting a ketogenic lifestyle—cutting out processed foods and seed oils and embracing whole, nat…
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In this inspiring episode of The Chair Across the Aisle podcast, host Jeff Rabinowitz sits down with Dr. Temple Grandin—renowned autism advocate, author, and professor—for a powerful discussion about life on the autism spectrum. Together, they explore how early education can shape future success, the strengths and challenges faced by individuals wi…
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In this moving episode of The Chair Across the Aisle, host Jeff Rabinowitz speaks with Diane Delano, founder of the Wild Horse Rescue Center in Webster, Florida. Together, they uncover the harsh realities facing America's wild horses—from government roundups to habitat loss—and the dedicated efforts to save them. Diane shares powerful stories of re…
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In this insightful episode of The Chair Across the Aisle,, host Jeff Rabinowitz talks with Daryll Blackhall, Director of Workforce Advantage Academy in Orlando, FL, about the future of education and how it's changing to meet today's challenges. Together, they discuss how schools can move beyond traditional academics to help students gain confidence…
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I felt so awkward and out of place going to the gym after a 7 year pause. About this podcast: I was afraid to be myself for years. I pretended to be comfortable in social events, parties, work meetings. But inside I was struggling; afraid of being judged and saying something stupid. Then I read a book called Quiet by Susan Cain. This book changed m…
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I can spend a lot of time by myself and I am completely ok with that. I even crave being by myself. I used to feel guilty for wanting to be alone. I understand myself better now and there's no guilt. I like this article about Solitude vs Isolation: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/articles/200307/what-is-solitude About this podcast: I was afraid …
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I have this weird thing I don't understand well. I feel guilty for being sick. My health took a dive the last 2 months. I pushed myself hard to keep working on my business and podcast. Eventually I had to stop to rest and get help. I have a hard time saying what is wrong sometimes I don't even tell my doctor. But this time it was different. I told …
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"What makes you different is your power" Jeff I met Jeff and Tommy at the 2018 #OREIA convention in Cincinnati (a real estate investors event) Jeff and I connected because we both relate to having some social anxiety of large crowds and events. This is Jeff's story. Jeff Rabinowitz facebook.com/damntherecession biggerpockets.com/users/pharmerjeff T…
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Recorded with different mics so audio sucks. Mentioned headspace.com wtfpod.com/podcast/episode-955-anna-faris About this podcast: I was afraid to be myself for years. I pretended to be comfortable in social events, parties, work meetings. But inside I was struggling; afraid of being judged and saying something stupid. Then I read a book called Qui…
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Finding myself and trying to be a good parent is one of my biggest challenges. Sometimes I get it right sometimes I screw up. I am grateful my older kids lived with the worst me and seem to be turning out ok. About this podcast: I was afraid to be myself for years. I pretended to be comfortable in social events, parties, work meetings. But inside I…
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Going to events with many people I don't know has never been easy. A few months ago I signed up to go to a Real Estate Investing convention. Here's what happened. About this podcast: I was afraid to be myself for years. I pretended to be comfortable in social events, parties, work meetings. But inside I was struggling; afraid of being judged and sa…
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Some years ago my wrists started hurting when I typed on my computer. I ignored the pain like any other Macho man. That was stupid and after a few years of not taking this serious, the pain was horrible and 24/7. I spent years seeing doctors, therapists, surgery and doing alternative medicines searching for a cure. And I didn't know exactly what wa…
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I had some misunderstandings about introverts. I thought I was an introvert but really what does that mean? I thought I was stuck! I am not just an introvert its way more complicted. We screw up all the time. I used to be too critical of myself for messing up. If I did something stupid I would criticize myself harshly. Its ok to mess up Thank you A…
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Here's the rest of the audio of a talk with Michael about our personalities, life, career changes, growing up, getting older, social anxiety and more. Apologies for the bad audio. About this podcast: I was afraid to be myself for years. I pretended to be comfortable in social events, parties, work meetings. But inside I was struggling; afraid of be…
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Yesss I am back! Forgiving is one of the hardest things I have done on my personal journey of growth. In this episode I tell you a bit about my evil witch Stepmom. Seriously I started practicing forgiving this year and it had a big impact on my life. I never imagined or believed forgiving is so important. Well I have done it and can't wait to tell …
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Part 1. I had a talk with a new friend, Michael, about our personalities, life, career changes, growing up, getting older, social anxiety and more. Audio sucks; sorry for the noise! About this podcast: I was afraid to be myself for years. I pretended to be comfortable in social events, parties, work meetings. But inside I was struggling; afraid of …
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How I felt and navigated socializing as an immigrant in the USA in 1994. I was 14 years old and started High School in 10th grade. This is what it was like. About this podcast: I was afraid to be myself for years. I pretended to be comfortable in social events, parties, work meetings. But inside I was struggling; afraid of being judged and saying s…
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Public speaking scared the crap out of me. Here's what helped me. I was afraid to be myself for years. I pretended to be comfortable in social events, parties, work meetings. But inside I was struggling; afraid of being judged and saying something stupid. Then I read a book called Quiet by Susan Cain. This book changed my life. I am learning and wa…
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I was afraid to be myself for years. I pretended to be comfortable in social events, parties, work meetings. But inside I was struggling; afraid of being judged and saying something stupid. Then I read a book called Quiet by Susan Cain. This book changed my life. I am learning and want to share this messy stuff about myself and the world. I hope yo…
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I was afraid to be myself for years. I pretended to be comfortable in social events, parties, work meetings. But inside I was struggling; afraid of being judged and saying something stupid. Then I read a book called Quiet by Susan Cain. This book changed my life. I am learning and want to share this messy stuff about myself and the world. I hope yo…
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In this thought-provoking episode, Jeff Rabinowitz sits down with Daryll Blackhall from Workforce Advantage Academy and guest Mark Quez to explore the complex connections between education, employment, and the rising cost of living. Together, they discuss how government control and taxation shape economic opportunity, workforce development, and per…
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In this thought-provoking episode of Political No-Brainer, host Jeff Rabinowitz is joined by Kevin Howard, author of Onward At Last, for a wide-ranging discussion covering some of the most pressing issues facing America and the world today. From Trump's lasting political influence and the rise of the MAGA movement to the humanitarian crisis in Gaza…
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In this bold and unapologetic episode of Political No-Brainer, host Jeff Rabinowitz is joined by Lisa Eckman, author of Deprogramming Democrats & Uneducating Elites, for a candid conversation about the state of American politics, culture, and education. Lisa shares her journey from political insider to outspoken critic, breaking down what she sees …
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⚠️ Trigger Warning: This episode contains discussions of sexual abuse within the Catholic Church, including references to real-life experiences and systemic failures. Listener discretion is advised, especially for those who may find these topics distressing. If you or someone you know is affected by abuse, please seek support from a trusted profess…
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In this enlightening episode of Political No-Brainer, host Jeff Rabinowitz welcomes renowned author, scientist, and autism advocate Dr. Temple Grandin for a powerful conversation about the often-overlooked contributions of autistic individuals to society. Temple shares her insights on how neurodivergent thinkers bring unique perspectives, creativit…
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In this forward-looking episode of Political No-Brainer, host Jeff Rabinowitz sits down with entrepreneur Maurice Saunders, founder of SEAMless (formerly EZDrink), an AI-powered app transforming the modern bar experience. Maurice shares how his innovative platform streamlines drink ordering, enhances customer engagement, and uses smart technology t…
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