Explore the highs and lows of being a Boston sports fan, particularly the unforgettable journey of the Red Sox. Dive into the sizzling legal job market with insights on effective hiring strategies and the vital role of firm culture. Discover how AI is transforming recruitment practices while the hosts playfully rank quirky jobs, like being a professional cuddler or a reindeer minder. This lighthearted yet informative discussion merges the resilience of sports fandom with the dynamics of career transitions.

What gives, America? Jared shares his take on Trump’s unexpectedly decisive re-election and what he expects/fears in the upcoming presidential term. Here’s hoping democracy survives the next 4 years. Next up, Alan Klevan has used technology to create a better work-life balance for decades, and you can too! Jared and Alan talk through how to leverage technology in your workflows to create a legal practice that aligns with your values and goals as an attorney. Alan shares his favorite tech tools and his strategies for maintaining balance in your personal and professional life.Last, Alan dodges the usual Rump Roast trivia by having a weird hobby! We bet you’ve never heard of a lobster roll connoisseur, but, well, now you have. Jared questions Alan on his unique experiences consuming lobster rolls in extensive and varied locales. -----Are mixtapes still a thing? Jared says so.-----Alan Klevan has been an attorney since 1990, concentrating in the fields of workers' compensation law, automobile tort law, and general negligence law. 

What’s the next big thing coming in AI? Autonomous agents, that’s what! Currently, you have to drive the process of genAI by honing the iterations of your prompt. But, an autonomous agent can do that stuff without you worrying your pretty little head, dear lawyer. So, what’s there to know about this latest tech evolution? Jared’s here to talk about attorney use cases and whether this tech may be used for good or ill.Later, the AI apocalypse isn’t upon us yet, so let’s enjoy some awesome music. Jared welcomes Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Richie Furay who, among other accomplishments, was a member of the great American bands Buffalo Springfield and Poco. Jared and Richie talk through his history, digging into many colorful moments from his experiences in the music industry. Richie performs live on the podcast, and he and Jared discuss his upcoming documentary. -----Need more Richie? Jared's got you covered. -----Mentioned in this Episode:Spellbook Associate, effectively acting as a junior associate in a law firm. Spellbook Launches Gen AI Agent that Can Plan and Execute Complex Transactional Workflows | LawSites by Bob AmbrogiLawNext Podcast: Ep 256: All About Spellbook’s New AI Agent, Capable of Performing Complex Legal Tasks, with CEO Scott StevensonRichie Furay Documentary — Richie Furay

Jared, a software integration expert dedicated to helping lawyers streamline their practices, discusses the transformative power of customizable legal software. He elaborates on integration types and real-life examples that enhance efficiency. Joined by legal ethics authority Jayne Reardon, they tackle problematic ethics rules and the need for reform in the legal profession. Their banter shifts to a fun trivia segment on 'Questionable Ethics,' including quirky philosophical trivia, making for a delightful blend of insight and entertainment.

Ashley Robinson, a marketing expert from Green Cardigan Marketing, shares her insights on straightforward strategies to boost law firm visibility and profits. She emphasizes the need for effective engagement tactics, technology use, and streamlined intake processes. The conversation also explores Sheryl Crow's musical journey, particularly her acclaimed album 'The Globe Sessions.' To lighten the mood, Ashley and Jared dive into a playful trivia game about sweaters, complete with laughs and pop culture references.

Discover six must-have software tools that can elevate lawyers' productivity, including innovative project management and AI solutions. Learn the importance of early succession planning to protect your law firm’s legacy and ensure a smooth transition. Join a playful discussion on the bizarre history of Olympic events, from cane dueling to firefighting, in a lighthearted quiz that blends humor with trivia. Uncover strategies for better time tracking and automated client communication to streamline your practice!

Were the Beach Boys once on track to become America’s version of the Beatles? Surprisingly, maybe. Disney recently put out a less-than-stellar Beach Boys documentary, so Jared takes on the task of dishing on the true talent, grit, beauty, and tragedy of the group’s career. Next, We all have connections that carry the potential to be valuable in our professional lives, but if those connections are difficult to maintain, possibilities may slip away. How can attorneys deepen relationships and strengthen their business opportunities? Just like everything else—with AI, of course! Jared talks with Jody Glidden about new AI-fueled software that helps attorneys with front-office tech geared toward nurturing your network.And last, Jared hands over the Rump Roast to Real Housewives superfans Ally Kvidt and Lindsey Egan! As it turns out, Jody is a regular on Real Housewives of Miami (gasp!). So, now it’s their turn to dish on the talent, grit, beauty, and vapidity of the RHOMers. Plus, you’ll finally find out whether Jody and Lisa really stole that waffle iron.------Good, good, good, good vibrations (oom-bop-bop). This episode's playlist is all about the inventors of the California sound: The Beach Boys.-----Our opening song is Two Cigarettes by Major Label Interest.Our closing song is Kokobongo by Alessandro Gugel.

Tech founder Matt Spiegel discusses the impact of CRM technology on attorney-client relationships. Bobby Orozco digs into the greatest rap diss tracks, from Drake vs. Kendrick to historical classics like 'Hit 'Em Up' by Tupac.

Getting in front of an audience to communicate on camera certainly doesn’t come naturally to all (most?) attorneys, but if you’re feeling embarrassed by your lackluster video presence, there are ways to overcome those on-camera nerves. Jared talks with Kerry Barrett about how she helps professionals sharpen media skills to increase their visibility and present confidence and credibility to their audience.In the Rump Roast, they play “Candid Camera”, where Jared asks Kerry questions on the history of all things video. What was the last truly silent film? What band played the first-ever music video on MTV? Listen in to find out if Kerry’s up to the trivia challenge.And, lastly, hating on Caitlin Clark is utterly ridiculous. Jared expounds upon the many reasons why WNBA players (including Caitlin’s own teammates) need to take advantage of the hype and bask in all that Caitlin Clark is bringing to women’s basketball. -----Since Video Killed The Radio Star, here's a playlist featuring songs that had some of the best music videos.-----Our opening song is Two Cigarettes by Major Label Interest.Our closing song is Just Like Me by Thruline.

Mike Doherty, Founder and CEO of MicroDots, an IT company specializing in managed services for law firms, shares valuable insights on productivity software and IT strategies. He discusses the critical comparison between Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace, delving into their strengths for legal productivity. Mike highlights the transition from reactive IT support to the proactive approach of MSPs, emphasizing security and efficiency. The conversation takes a fun turn with 'Hard Choices', where Mike reveals what being a true Bostonian is all about!