Chapter
The Appeal of True Crime Podcasts
49:10 - 54:48 (05:38)
The hosts discuss the popularity of true crime podcasts and how it differs from more thoughtful programs like "This American Life" that focus on issues like the opioid crisis.
Clips
The speaker discusses drug issues and the concept of bringing one's whole self to work, while also sharing a personal story about their ear surgery and the resulting crooked glasses.
49:10 - 50:53 (01:42)
Summary
The speaker discusses drug issues and the concept of bringing one's whole self to work, while also sharing a personal story about their ear surgery and the resulting crooked glasses.
ChapterThe Appeal of True Crime Podcasts
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The speaker expresses appreciation for the volume and popularity of true crime podcasts and juxtaposes it against more thoughtful podcasts like This American Life that delve into important societal issues.
50:53 - 53:30 (02:36)
Summary
The speaker expresses appreciation for the volume and popularity of true crime podcasts and juxtaposes it against more thoughtful podcasts like This American Life that delve into important societal issues.
ChapterThe Appeal of True Crime Podcasts
EpisodeBlue Collar Side Hustles, Covid Businesses, and Going Viral On TikTok For An "A"
PodcastMy First Million
The speaker recalls growing up with a habit of encouraging each other to "savage" a plate of food when one couldn't bear the idea of continuing to eat.
53:30 - 54:48 (01:18)
Summary
The speaker recalls growing up with a habit of encouraging each other to "savage" a plate of food when one couldn't bear the idea of continuing to eat. The conversation moves on to a discussion of a company that was acquired for a total of $104 million.