James Murphy

I'm Jeff here with co-host Chip.

What's going on, Chip? And joining us today is James Murphy, better known on X as Metal Lawman.

James is a top securities lawyer who spent three decades, that's a long time, three decades working in traditional finance.

He founded Murphy and McGonigal in 2010 and built it into a national powerhouse with talent from the SEC.

and in Cointelegraph's Hall of Fame.

And now he's here with us on the chain.

Please welcome James Murphy, Meta Lawman.

James, great to have you here.

But we're going to start with talking about the National Labor Review Board, AKA the NLRB.

And a quick snippet here is that President Trump has nominated James Murphy and Scott Mayer to fill vacant seats on the NLRB.

And if confirmed by the Senate, these nominees will restore a functioning quorum to the five-member board, which has been hamstrung since May and unable to issue decisions.

This signals a potential significant course correction in labor law.

They only scored 10 points a week ago.

James Murphy seems to be a walking turnover.

Um, he threw for 271 last week, but, uh, zero touchdowns, one interception, so that ratio got worse.

Chris, what are you doing here?

So for anyone tuning in to this episode and they may not be familiar with your story or what it is that you're currently building, could you please provide a quick introduction on who you are and what it is that you're currently doing right now?

Yeah, so I'm James Murphy.

I'm the CTO and co-founder of Satanta Space.

At Satanta Space, we're building the next generation of onboard compute for satellites.

How do I now maybe make this into a business?"

Another really fortunate part of all this is we met our now CEO, James Murphy, who's a, a brilliant guy.

A lot of your listeners, you may know, uh, Dr. David Perlmutter, like, he wrote "Grain Brain," and, uh, he's a pretty famous neuroscientist and neurologist.

And James grew up right down the street from this guy.

This gripping encounter on Sunday finally went Ornmore-Marie's way as six unanswered scores in the final quarter gave them the winning scoreline.

Ryan O'Donnell, James Murphy, Derek Cleary and three for Niall DePuer, including an orange flag, ended 18 points to 12 before Paddy Downie's point ended St. Brendan's 17-minute drought.

Niall DePuer added an Ornmore-Marie free but they conceded a penalty following a touch to the ground in the 65th minute.

Stephen Murray hit the net for the Newbridge Ballygare outfit to reduce the rears to three, but the final whistle blew not long after.

This contest began in quick order, with St Brendan's putting over two-pointers for Kyle Maloney and Carol Healy to lead four points to nil on four minutes.

But after James Murphy's free yielded an orange flag for Orne Mormari, they took control of the middle third, 207 points to four ahead on 18 minutes, with Shane Gagan, Niall DePuer, Ryan O'Donnell, Mark Ronaldson and Daniel Cullinan on target.

St. Brendan's, who lost Joey Wallace to injury, regained a foothold on proceedings and led nine points to eight at the break, with Paddy Downie kicking a two-pointer before the whistle.

The game remained close during the third quarter, level on three more occasions, leaving it 12 points apiece in 43 minutes.

I don't think Cal Poly's that good to tell you the truth.

Like, I like their quarterback, but they're ...

I think they were riding the Madden mo- momentum the first couple weeks.

Yeah.

Uh, they had three short touchdown drives following turnovers, so you know, they didn't really have to move the ball.

They threw for 74 yards in the game.

Charlie Smith, the new starting quarterback, he's gonna have to probably put the ball in the air a little bit more today.

Although from the sounds of it, with the wind, and I know they have a big nor'easter up there, uh, that could affect the game.