On the latest episode of the Jersey Justice Podcast, attorneys Gerald Clark and Mark Morris sit down with Dr. Jennifer Pollitt, Ph. D. Assistant Director of Gender, Sexuality, and Women’s Studies at Temple University. A sexuality educator, researcher and activist with more than 15 years of experience, she holds a PhD in Human Sexuality and has taught courses on masculinity, porn literacy, sexuality and disability, pleasure and comprehensive sex education. She sits down for an open conversation about sexuality education, consent, gender, identity and the cultural messages that shape our most personal relationships.On this episode Dr. Pollitt explores why meaningful sex education must go beyond biology, the importance of creating space for honest and informed conversations, and how silence, shame and misinformation can affect people throughout their lives.From masculinity and sex literacy to communication, inclusion and healthy relationships, this episode challenges assumptions and examines what becomes possible when education replaces judgment.Tune In!

Robert Brennan was once one of the most recognizable businessmen in America.Founder of First Jersey Securities, horse racing entrepreneur, philanthropist, political insider, and frequent subject of national media coverage, Brennan built a business empire that made him a household name throughout New Jersey and beyond. Along the way, he became friends with presidents, governors, business leaders, and cultural icons while building companies, hospitals, racetracks, restaurants, and charitable organizations throughout the state.Then it all came crashing down.In what Brennan says is his first media interview since leaving federal prison, he joins Jersey Justice hosts Gerald H. Clark and Mark W. Morris for an exclusive 3 hour and 36 minute conversation about the extraordinary life he chronicles in his autobiography, The Record Stands.Brennan discusses:• Growing up in a Newark family of nine children• Delivering newspapers and working his way through St. Benedict's Prep and Seton Hall University• Building First Jersey Securities into a national brokerage firm serving hundreds of thousands of customers• His relationships with Ronald Reagan, George H.W. Bush, Pope John Paul II, Donald Trump, and other influential figures• The murder of his brother and the family tragedy that ultimately led his father to become a Catholic priest• His decades-long battles with the SEC and federal government• His criminal prosecution, prison experience, and life after release• The lessons he learned about success, failure, power, faith, humility, and redemptionWhether you view Robert Brennan as a visionary entrepreneur, a controversial Wall Street figure, or something in between, this conversation offers a rare opportunity to hear his story directly from him and draw your own conclusions.This is the longest and most comprehensive interview Brennan has ever given.The record stands.Learn More About Robert BrennanRobert Brennan's autobiography, The Record Stands, expands on many of the stories discussed in this interview, including his rise from a Newark newspaper carrier to founder of First Jersey Securities, his relationships with presidents and world leaders, his battles with regulators, and his years in federal prison.Buy Bob’s Book The Record Stands here: https://a.co/d/0bbXoszPSupport St. Benedict's PrepListeners who are inspired by Brennan's discussion of the role St. Benedict's Prep played in his life are encouraged to consider supporting the school's mission. Information about making a contribution to St. Benedict's Prep can be found at: https://www.sbp.org/giving

On the latest episode of Jersey Justice, attorney Mark Morris of the Clark Law Firm, PC sits down with the leadership of the New Jersey State Police Benevolent Association (PBA): President Peter Andreyev and Executive Vice President Michael Freeman. As the voices for tens of thousands of law enforcement officers across New Jersey, Peter and Michael join the show to provide an inside look at the realities of modern policing, legislative advocacy, and more.On this episode Peter and Michael dive into the critical issues currently facing New Jersey's frontline officers. They discuss the legislative battles being fought in Trenton to secure better benefits, fair pensions, and safer working conditions for officers statewide. The conversation highlights the evolving pressure and challenges faced by Officers and their Departments, the importance of strong support systems such as the PBA for Officers statewide, and the PBA's unwavering commitment to community relations and public safety. Tune in!Learn more about the New Jersey State PBA and support their mission here: https://njspba.com/To Donate to the New Jersey PBA Survivor and Welfare Fund click here: https://survivorwelfare.com/

On the final part of this episode of Jersey Justice, attorneys Gerald Clark and Mark Morris of the Clark Law Firm, PC sit down with Ronald Riccio a legal titan and former Dean of Seton Hall Law School.Dean Riccio joins the show to share his incredible journey from a sports centric kid in Jersey City to becoming the transformative Dean who anchored Seton Hall Law in Newark, shaping its facilities and values for decades. Throughout his career Dean Riccio's has been a tireless advocate for his students and a champion of the constitutional principles that define our legal system.Learn more about the New Jersey Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association (NJTHA) here: https://tharacing.com/

On the latest episode of Jersey Justice, attorneys Gerald Clark and Mark Morris of the Clark Law Firm, PC sit down with Ronald Riccio a legal titan and former Dean of Seton Hall Law School.Dean Riccio joins the show to share his incredible journey from a sports centric kid in Jersey City to becoming the transformative Dean who anchored Seton Hall Law in Newark, shaping its facilities and values for decades. Throughout his career Dean Riccio's has been a tireless advocate for his students and a champion of the constitutional principles that define our legal system.On this first part Dean Riccio discusses the foundational years of his career, including his federal clerkship and his transition from private practice back to academia. He dives deep into the landmark U.S. Supreme Court case for Monmouth Park that paved the way for legalized sports betting across the country and the specific legal strategies involved in that victory.Dean Riccio also talks about how he became Dean of Seton Hall Law School and shares stories of his tenure while also highlighting the importance of diversity in the classroom and the evolving landscape of constitutional law. Lastly, he reflects on the individuals who have helped and played a large part in his success throughout his legal and educational career.Tune in for an inspiring look at the law’s profound power to transform lives, the enduring call to public service, and the legacy of a visionary who built far more than just a school.Learn more about the New Jersey Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association (NJTHA) here: https://tharacing.com/

On the latest episode of Jersey Justice, attorneys Gerald Clark and Mark Morris of the Clark Law Firm, PC sit down with Ben Gravy a Professional Surfer and Content Creator. Ben has carved out an incredible career in the surfing world, known for his positivity, massive vlog following, and his mission to surf novelty waves across the globe.On this Episode, Ben discusses how he transitioned from a kid looking for waves in Pennsylvania to a professional surfer living on the Jersey Shore. He talks about the challenges of the Ocean, the dedication it took to film his documentary "For The Dream," and what it meant for him to achieve his goal of surfing a wave in every single state.Ben also opens up his decision to get sober in 2015, how that choice fueled his success on YouTube, and the importance of mental health and staying positive while tackling life's obstacles. The episode also touches on the unique culture of New Jersey surfing, what it takes to ride freezing winter swells, and how Ben managed to turn his passion for novelty waves into a full-time career.Ben’s story is a powerful reminder that when you push your limits and catch the right wave, you can truly live life "For The Dream." Tune in!Check out Ben (@BenGravyy) - https://www.youtube.com/@BenGravyy | https://www.tiktok.com/@BenGravyy | https://www.instagram.com/BenGravyy/

On the latest episode of Jersey Justice, attorneys Gerald Clark and Mark Morris of the Clark Law Firm, PC sit down with former New Jersey Superior Court Judge John D’Amico Jr. Judge D'Amico also served as a New Jersey State Senator and Chairman of the State Parole Board and has been at the forefront of some of the state’s most significant legal and social reforms.On this episode, Judge D’Amico discusses how he pioneered the "Expedited Jury Trial" in New Jersey to streamline the legal process, save time, and money for New Jersey citizens while ensuring fair results. He also talks about his role with the "Irate Shore Commuters," where he successfully took on the state and Conrail to fight for better rail service for the community.Judge D'Amico also provides insights from his tenure leading the State Parole Board and his efforts to reduce recidivism through community and faith based initiatives. While also touching on his family legacy as the son of a Sicilian immigrant and his passion for the American Dream, and reflecting on Gerald's time working as his law clerk in the Monmouth County Courthouse.Check out Judge D’Amico’s book, "Murder, Media, and Metamorphosis" here: https://a.co/d/01sZwkHV

On the latest episode of Jersey Justice, attorneys Gerald Clark and Mark Morris of the Clark Law Firm, PC sit down with Anthony Ferraro a Paralympian, US Judo National Champion, Content Creator, and motivational speaker.On this Episode, Anthony opens up about his inspiring journey from being born with Leber's Congenital Amaurosis (LCA) a rare degenerative disease which left him blind to becoming a national Greco-Roman wrestling champion and a highly ranked Paralympic Judo competitor. He breaks down the early challenges of navigating public school without proper accommodations, his journey on his high school wrestling team that led to the documentary A Shot in the Dark depicting his record breaking senior season, and the devastating ACL tear.Anthony also shares how the pandemic led him to make a life altering decision, leading him to post videos online that went viral and ultimately led him to become a full time content creator alongside his wife surpassing 3.5 Million total followers. His story is a great reminder of how far a solid support system and the right mindset can take you, even when the odds are stacked against you. Tune In!Check out Anthony (@ASFVision) - https://www.youtube.com/@Asfvision | https://www.tiktok.com/@asfvision | https://www.instagram.com/asfvision/

On the latest episode of Jersey Justice, attorneys Gerald Clark and Mark Morris of the Clark Law Firm, PC sit down with Ryan Lavender, Esq. an Assistant Prosecutor in Monmouth County and the Vice President of the Friendly Sons of the Shillelagh (FSOS) Jersey Shore chapter.On this Episode, Ryan talks about his dynamic journey from growing up on the Jersey Shore with an attorney father to building a career in the prosecutor's office. He breaks down the realities of the New Jersey legal system, from the complexities of the Bail Reform Act to tackling the recent surge in auto thefts and cryptocurrency scams. Ryan also opens up about the emotional weight of his seven years in the Sex Crimes Unit and how his involvement with the Friendly Sons of the Shillelagh provides a critical outlet through community service.Ryan dives into the club's massive charitable efforts, his own Irish genealogy discoveries, and what it takes to gear up for the legendary Belmar St. Patrick’s Day parade. This episode takes a hard look at the criminal justice system and the importance of giving back to your community. Tune In!For More Information on the FSOS: http://fsosbelmar.org/

On the latest episode of Jersey Justice, attorneys Gerald Clark and Mark Morris of the Clark Law Firm, PC sit down with Barry R. Eichen, Esq. a relentless Certified Civil Trial Attorney and shareholder at Eichen Crutchow Zaslow known for his work in complex personal injury and medical malpractice cases on behalf of victims in New Jersey.On this Episode Barry talks about his unconventional rise as a Trial Attorney from hanging his own shingle immediately after law school to taking on murder and drug kingpin cases as a young attorney. He opens up about the "invincibility" he felt in his early years and how growing up in a working class home helped him understand the struggles of the working man. Barry also explains the in and outs of Trial and how connecting with a jury isn't about gimmicks, it’s about being genuine, showing your own vulnerability, and fighting for the clients who have lost everything. This episode takes a hard look at what it takes to represent those who need it the most, and how lawyers ready and be on their feet at Trial to truly get justice for their clients. Tune In!For More Information on Barry R. Eichen, Esq.: https://www.njadvocates.com/attorneys/barry-r-eichen/