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Kyle J. McLaughlin is a personal injury, criminal defense and traffic attorney with the law firm of Ferro, Kuba, Mangano, P.C., who handles cases in all five boroughs of New York City, as well as Suffolk and Nassau County on Long Island. He understands that any contact with the legal system can be confusing and frustrating, and he takes the time to provide as much information as possible and answer all of his client’s questions. During his time in law school, Kyle developed a passion for advocating for victims who were seriously injured through no fault of their own. Kyle graduated from Touro Law School Magna Cum Laude in the Top 10 of his class. Upon graduating, Kyle joined the team at Ferro, Kuba, Mangano, P.C., with offices in Suffolk County and Manhattan. As a litigation attorney, he aggressively represents injury victims, the criminally accused, and handles an assortment of traffic matters. A deep-rooted passion for his community has flourished at FKM, where Kyle volunteers at the numerous community events FKM and Liga De Justicia host and participates in. Kyle speaks about becoming a lawyer, common interactions with the legal system, and branding himself as “Kyle the Lawyer”.

Kyle J. McLaughlin is a personal injury, criminal defense and traffic attorney with the law firm of Ferro, Kuba, Mangano, P.C., who handles cases in all five boroughs of New York City, as well as Suffolk and Nassau County on Long Island. He understands that any contact with the legal system can be confusing and frustrating, and he takes the time to provide as much information as possible and answer all of his client’s questions. During his time in law school, Kyle developed a passion for advocating for victims who were seriously injured through no fault of their own. Kyle graduated from Touro Law School Magna Cum Laude in the Top 10 of his class. Upon graduating, Kyle joined the team at Ferro, Kuba, Mangano, P.C., with offices in Suffolk County and Manhattan. As a litigation attorney, he aggressively represents injury victims, the criminally accused, and handles an assortment of traffic matters. A deep-rooted passion for his community has flourished at FKM, where Kyle volunteers at the numerous community events FKM and Liga De Justicia host and participates in. Kyle speaks about becoming a lawyer, common interactions with the legal system, and branding himself as “Kyle the Lawyer”.

Episode 37 - Kyle J. McLaughlin, Esq.

Mitchel Forman

J. Scofield

Born in Brooklyn many moons ago, Mitchel began studying classical piano at age 7. Shortly after graduating from Manhattan School of Music, Mitch began touring and recording with Gerry Mulligan, playing in both his big band and quartet. Work with Stan Getz followed. In 1980 his solo career began with a piano performance at the Newport Jazz Festival. This recording became Mitch’s first album, “Live at Newport”. Mitch spent the early 80′s as one of the most sought after studio musicians in New York, working with a multitude of gifted artists (see discography) not the least of whom was guitarist John McLaughlin.Mitch joined McLaughlin’s Mahavishnu Orchestra and spent a year and a half on the road with McLaughlin, recording and contributing to two of the band’s benchmark recordings – the seminal “Mahavishnu” and “Adventures in Radioland”. He then joined legendary ex-Weather Report saxophonist Wayne Shorter, touring, recording and contributing to Shorter’s “Phantom Navigator”.Mitchel is currently performing with CAB, featuring legendary fusion bassist Bunny Brunel.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitchel_Forman

Born in Brooklyn many moons ago, Mitchel began studying classical piano at age 7. Shortly after graduating from Manhattan School of Music, Mitch began touring and recording with Gerry Mulligan, playing in both his big band and quartet. Work with Stan Getz followed. In 1980 his solo career began with a piano performance at the Newport Jazz Festival. This recording became Mitch’s first album, “Live at Newport”.  Mitch spent the early 80′s as one of the most sought after studio musicians in New York, working with a multitude of gifted artists (see discography) not the least of whom was guitarist John McLaughlin. Mitch joined McLaughlin’s Mahavishnu Orchestra and spent a year and a half on the road with McLaughlin, recording and contributing to two of the band’s benchmark recordings – the seminal “Mahavishnu” and “Adventures in Radioland”. He then joined legendary ex-Weather Report saxophonist Wayne Shorter, touring, recording and contributing to Shorter’s “Phantom Navigator”. Mitchel is currently performing with CAB, featuring legendary fusion bassist Bunny Brunel. <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitchel_Forman" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mitchel_Forman</a>

Feast + Fusion with CAB: Mitchel Forman - Pianist with J. McLaughlin, W. Shorter, J. Scofield

Guest Sean J. McLaughlin stops by to discuss a run-in he had with neo-Nazis and how the problem still remains. While it is a bit of a bleak topic, McLaughlin offers significant optimism at the end, so stick around for that wisdom. *DISCLAIMER* While Spencer does come up briefly, this was recorded prior to January 21. None of what is said in this episode is to be taken in conjunction with the most recent events.

Sean J. McLaughlin And What To Do About Neo-Nazis