Uploaded November 2016 | Updated September 2026, 14 hours ago
Jason Flom, founder of Lava Records, discusses the profound experience he had in 1992 that inspired his passion for criminal justice advocacy. Using his own expense to find a lawyer, Flom helped free a young man who, under strict Rockefeller drug laws in New York, was serving a 15 years-to-life sentence for a nonviolent cocaine possession charge. Flom spoke at the 2016 Tom Tom Founders Summit Founders Summit in Charlottesville, Virginia in April.
Jason Flom, founder of Lava Records, discusses the profound experience he had in 1992 that inspired his passion for criminal justice advocacy. Using his own expense to find a lawyer, Flom helped free a young man who, under strict Rockefeller drug laws in New York, was serving a 15 years-to-life sentence for a nonviolent cocaine possession charge. Flom spoke at the 2016 Tom Tom Founders Summit Founders Summit in Charlottesville, Virginia in April.
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Clinical Psychologist Kim Penberthy speaks to the impact of mindfulness-based therapies, and their potential for accessing experiences such as clairaudience, PSI events and other psychic phenomena for the purpose of healing.
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