Mark and a guest speaker discuss the benefits of diversity in entrepreneurship and suggest that successful entrepreneurs should consider supporting those who have been at the other end of a hate mob to start their own companies. They also address the issue of drug abuse among entrepreneurs.
The speaker reflects on what advice he would give to his younger self, including investing in Apple, stopping wasting time in school, and avoiding subcominic felonies.
Former CFO of an Iowa corporation, David John Ellick, pleads guilty to defrauding the company and faces up to 20 years in jail and a fine of up to $250,000.
A young woman wants to go to Aruba despite the accusations of drug addiction and theft from her parents, but wonders if it's wise to spend time with them and if she can afford the trip on a grocery store salary.
Australia has a large following for real life real crime podcasts, but they are currently suffering from devastating fires. Listeners are encouraged to keep them in their thoughts and consider offering help.
The issues regarding parental rights and responsibilities in the US lead to problems when some parents decide not to vaccinate or get their children treated medically. Government intervention is needed to ensure neglected and rejected medical practices for children are provided.