Chapter
College Life and Contemplating the Potential to Harm Others
16:13 - 20:31 (04:18)
The speaker reflects on his thought process of potentially hurting someone, discusses how he gained exposure for his music through iTunes U, and the benefits of being locally famous rather than worldwide.
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The speaker talks about the possibility of committing impulsive violent acts, and reflects on the differences between themselves and habitual criminals.
16:13 - 18:25 (02:12)
Summary
The speaker talks about the possibility of committing impulsive violent acts, and reflects on the differences between themselves and habitual criminals. They also mention a company that makes tablets called "I-pass".
ChapterCollege Life and Contemplating the Potential to Harm Others
EpisodeMFM Goes to Jail - Plus Startup Cities, Prospera, Julian Shapiro Building a Ranch, Testing Out Big Purchases, and More
PodcastMy First Million
The podcast host recounts the story of a white rapper from Detroit who attended Duke University and released a song on iTunes U, which made him famous.
18:25 - 19:32 (01:07)
Summary
The podcast host recounts the story of a white rapper from Detroit who attended Duke University and released a song on iTunes U, which made him famous.
ChapterCollege Life and Contemplating the Potential to Harm Others
EpisodeMFM Goes to Jail - Plus Startup Cities, Prospera, Julian Shapiro Building a Ranch, Testing Out Big Purchases, and More
PodcastMy First Million
In this podcast, the speaker discusses the concept of being famous on a local level and how it can be beneficial for musicians and artists to gain local recognition before attempting to become famous on a larger scale.
19:32 - 20:31 (00:58)
Summary
In this podcast, the speaker discusses the concept of being famous on a local level and how it can be beneficial for musicians and artists to gain local recognition before attempting to become famous on a larger scale.