Reputations In Crisis with Mike Paul, The Reputation Doctor®

How to Overcome Fear re: COVID-19 & the Delta Variant. Dr. Robi Ludwig, a nationally recognized psychotherapist, author, journalist and news commentator joins Mike Paul to discuss how to best overcome the many fears of COVID-19, the Delta variant and the pandemic overall. Whether you are a parent of kids returning to school, a business professional returning to work, or a public servant now mandated to receive the COVID-19 vaccine to save your job, these tips will help you with tough decisions we all face today.

White Men Are Now the Minority Business Owners In the U.S. For the first time in history, white men are the minority business owners in the U.S. Women and people of color are now starting new businesses in much larger numbers. Top business journalist, Elizabeth MacBride, is our guest in this important episode. She is co-author, with venture capitalist Seth Levine, of a new book called The New Builders: Face to Face with the TRUE Future of Business. She is also founder of Times of Entrepreneurship. You have read her byline stories over the years in the Atlantic, Forbes, CNBC, MIT Tech Review, Quartz, and Crains NY Business.

Maureen Farrell, leading Wall Street Journal reporter and co-author (with Eliot Brown) of The Cult of We: WeWork, Adam Neumann and the Great Startup Delusion. One of the greatest startup crises in the history of the world of business.

Jonathan Holloway is the new president of Rutgers University. He is also the first Black president of New Jersey’s largest public university in its long 254 year history. President Holloway is facing many important challenges, including the COVID-19 pandemic, student, faculty and societal activism on key issues like racism, diversity, equality and inclusion, as well as seeking to educate and employ students and faculty from NJ and the rest of America, as both stakeholder groups will soon flip with minorities becoming the majority population.

Freddie Stevenson: From Homeless to the NFL. Freddie Stevenson is a former NFL free agent who signed with the Chicago Bears as a fullback. He also played college football at Florida State as a linebacker and won several college football championships. At one point growing up, his family was homeless and so poor his mother cut up a McDonald’s cheeseburger for he and his 4 other siblings to share. His mother ate nothing that day herself. The cheeseburger cost $1.05, but his mother only had a dollar and she had to beg in the restaurant for the other 5 cents. Today, Freddie Stevenson is author of the book Trials to Triumph. He is also an inspirational speaker and owner of Triumph 105 Brand. The number 105 relates to the cost of the cut up cheeseburger in his homeless story. Freddie’s story is truly inspirational.

Trump & Giuliani In Crisis: Scandals In The Court of Law & The Court of Public Opinion. The Trump and Giuliani businesses, political careers, families, brands, reputations and more are all in crisis. Will they go to prison? Will they face true accountability in the court of public opinion? Watch this episode of Reputations In Crisis with Mike Paul, the Reputation Doctor® to learn more!

In this episode Mike Paul interviews Brad Hunter, National Crime Columnist, The Toronto Sun regarding Global Fashion Models in Crisis: Alleged Rape, Sexual Assault, Sexual Harassment & Sex Trafficking by Powerful Men. Top names mentioned in the interview include: Gérald Marie, Jean Luc Brunel, Jeffrey Epstein, Ghislaine Maxwell, Prince Andrew, Bill Clinton, Bill Gates, Melinda Gates, Super Models Linda Evanglista & Carré Otis (Sutton), Virginia Roberts Giuffre, investigative journalists Lisa Brinkworth & Donal MacIntyre & more!

Jami Floyd joins Mike Paul to discuss the history and current day crises of RACISM IN AMERICA. From the 1920s and Tulsa’s Massacre, to the 1960s civil rights icons like Medgar and Myrlie Evers, to President Obama, then Donald Trump, the Capitol riot, and the tragic, racist, deaths of many Black men and women citizens in America today.

Jami Floyd is the Senior Editor for Race & Justice Unit at New York Public Radio. She is also the Legal Editor in the WNYC Newsroom. WNYC is America’s most listened-to public radio station and affiliated with National Public Radio.

Mike Paul interviews Jim Leyritz, the former NY Yankees catcher & DH. Leyritz discusses being a member of the 1996 & 1999 World Series champions and why he is considered one of the best postseason hitters in baseball history during the 1990s. He also discusses steroids & performance enhancing drugs and his own fall down, get up, story involving drinking while driving and the death of female driver in a horrible car crash.

Mike Paul interviews Rick Allen, CEO of ViewLift. Rick is also former CEO of National Geographic Ventures and Sporting News. He was a former top aide to President Bill Clinton, where he helped create AmeriCorps. He is a Kennedy family confidante and bestselling co-author of RFK: His Words For Our Times (Morrow, 2018) Mike considers Rick a “woke” CEO, who discusses Black Lives Matter, RFK, Clinton, Mandela, and racial crises still in our world.

Mike Paul interviews Leigh Steinberg, Founder & Chairman of Steinberg Sports & Entertainment. Leigh shares inside stories from the film, Jerry Maguire, professional athletes in excellence & crisis, and Leigh’s own inspirational fall down, get up, story.