In this episode of the Duff Radio Podcast, we talk with St. Louis artist Anwar about his early days making music in college and his upcoming project "Leviticus."

We discuss a range of topics, including Anwar's creative process and the different styles he explores in his music, his experiences with psychedelics and how they've influenced his music and perspective, the challenges of monetizing music in the streaming era, and taking a multidimensional approach to creativity

We also get Anwar's thoughts on spirituality, free will, and the purpose of human existence, as well as the inspiration behind his upcoming project, Leviticus, and what fans can expect.

We end by talking about our views on the legalization of marijuana and our experiences celebrating 420, as well as life philosophies on karma, figuring out one's path, and humans' role as creators

We talk about our past experiences, lessons learned, and hopes for the future. We also explore cutting-edge topics like using Suno AI to generate music and the implications for artists.

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In this episode of the Duff Radio Podcast, I sit down with my childhood friend and guest, Logan DaBaller, for a 3-hour conversation that will leave you questioning everything you thought you knew.

We dive into the most controversial topics of our time, including the AI revolution and its potential to reshape our lives in ways we can't even imagine. We also talk about the transgender movement, declining birth rates, and the shifting gender ideologies that are dividing our society.

We explore the idea of the "death of God" and how politics and social movements are attempting to fill the void. We also talk about the 2024 presidential election, Donald Trump's legal battles, and the increasing polarization in American politics.

We discuss foreign policy and military conflicts, including the war in Ukraine, the long-standing tensions between Israel and Palestine, and the United States' role in these crises.

We also touch on the COVID-19 pandemic and the debate surrounding vaccines and government mandates.

Thank you for listening.

Newest episode of the Duff Radio Podcast featuring Isaiah Lumley, a childhood friend from Camdenton, Missouri. 

We cover a broad range of topics, including personal updates, reflections on how time perception changes with age, the impact of relationships and marriage on personal growth, and the importance of adaptability and structure in life. We also give our thoughts on financial planning, pet ownership, and fast food preferences. 

The discussion transitions into deeper topics, such as the significance of leaving a legacy, the unpredictability of life, and the importance of being prepared for unforeseen changes. We also explore cultural and historical reflections, the importance of knowing one's ancestry, and how modern conveniences have transformed our daily lives. 

We also talk about the old St. Louis Rams team and how we would make football punters millionaires, and I tell a story of nearly getting robbed. Isaiah finishes with a wild story about killing his first deer.

Thanks for listening. 

The 6 main AI tools I'm using to run my businesses, Duff Radio and Elephant Rock Writing & Content Creation, LLC. 

The 6 tools I cover are: 

ChatGPT
Claude AI
Hemingway
Microsoft Copilot
ArtistMgmt (promo code DUFF-RADIO if you want to use it)
Devin

This is a talk hosted on Duff Radio about how I (Ty McDuffey) first got into journalism after moving to Montana and working as the editor of the Big Horn County News in Hardin, Montana. 

TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 - Introduction to Ty and Mimi C
0:26 - Living in North Kansas City & barely affording my rent
1:02 - I'd always wanted to live out West in the mountains
1:47 - Indeed job alert in Montana for newspaper editor
2:15 - Big Timber, Montana, is a stunning place 
2:45 - Applying with zero relevant work experience
3:46 - Looking up Yellowstone Communications 
5:01 - Hearing back from John Sullivan
5:53 - Praying at my family's farm at Lake of the Ozarks
7:18 - Job opportunity in Hardin, Montana, instead of Big Timber
8:13 - Going into my formal interview, I was very underdressed
9:06 - My technique for being successful in job interviews 
10:48 - Mushroom trip
15:33 - Loading up my Chevy Malibu to go from Kansas City to Montana
17:09 - Driving through the plains to Livingston, Montana
18:31 - Getting to the Black Hills of South Dakota
19:53 - Detour to Mount Rushmore
21:02 - Having the entire Mount Rushmore monument to myself
22:28 - Running into a serious blizzard in Wyoming
23:49 - Entering Crow Nation through the Big Horn Mountains
28:02 - Arriving in Livingston, Montana, to work at the Livingston Enterprise
28:50 -  Livingston is gorgeous
30:45 - My little $600/month apartment in Livingston
32:20 - My first stories as a journalist 
37:52 - The interesting way newspapers are printed, learning InDesign 
40:54 - Seeing my name in print for the first time
42:27 - Moving from Livingston for Hardin 
44:25 - Renting a beautiful cabin on the Big Horn River
45:17 - The Big Horn River is one of the best trout streams in the world
46:26 - How I learned to fit in living in a small town

Thank you for listening! You can also find Duff Radio on X, YouTube, Soundcloud, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Apple Podcasts. 

Join me, Ty McDuffey, on Duff Radio as I share my personal journey of perseverance, learning, and growth after failing the bar exam. This episode of the Duff Radio Podcast takes you through my experiences, from my early days as a student at the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law, to my unexpected pivot into journalism and content creation. Despite the setback of not passing the bar exam, I uncovered some silver linings and valuable lessons learned along the way. This is how failing the bar exam became a catalyst for me to explore new opportunities, leading to a successful career in legal writing and digital content creation. Sometimes, failing the bar exam can open doors to paths better suited to one's passions and skills. Whether you've failed the bar exam, are curious about what happens if you fail the bar exam, or just want a story, this episode of the Duff Radio Podcast is for you.

This episode of the Duff Radio Podcast features an interview with Ty McDuffey and Parker Jazz, a Louisiana-born music producer. Parker is known for his collaborations with artists like Matty Wood$, Cardo Got Wings, and Sainte.

In this interview, Parker talks about his music being featured in Netflix's Top Boy series and the waiting game that comes with licensed music. 

We also talked about his collaboration with platinum record producer Cardo. Parker tells us the collaboration came about via his YouTube channel, for which he later gives some thoughts on media, growing a YouTube channel, and TikTok trends. 

We ended by talking about our favorite books and how we spend our free time.

Hope you enjoy this episode. If you liked this interview, please leave a comment or a like to help engage the algorithm!

Parker can be found at Parker Jazz (prodparkerjazz.com)

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Really enjoyed meeting Canton/Kansas City artist iPursue for the first time, such a cool person. 

This episode of the Duff Radio Podcast features L'S810, a Kansas City recording artist, audio engineer, producer, and owner of Emerald Dreams Lab recording studios.

A podcast with Con G, psychedelic wizard and sage. Enjoy!

00:00:00 - Con G introduced me to LSD for the first time
00:01:00 - What prompted my first LSD experience
00:02:00 - LSD helped me feel the emotions that I had repressed
00:03:00 - Psilocybin is digested in your gut and turned into psilocin, and it's the psilocin that binds to neurotransmitters
00:04:00 - Ego Death
00:05:00 - I am one with everything
00:06:00 - is the psychedelic experience a spiritual experience or is it a chemical alteration?
00:07:00 - is consciousness an offshoot of the brain or an antenna for universal consciousness?
00:08:00 - accepting death in our final moments
00:09:00 - taking mushrooms in Idaho and ER nurse story
00:10:00 - DMT
00:17:00 - one of the best days of Con G's life/acid story
00:21:00 - clinical psilocybin therapy
00:22:00 - lean forward or lean back
00:23:00 - the feeling of being one with nature
00:24:00 - Challenging trips
00:28:00 - CIA research and Mantauk project
00:31:00 - Monroe Institute and Hemisync
00:34:00 - Manifestation
00:35:00 - growing mushrooms
00:43:00 - YouTube algorithms
00:47:00 - no one is more inherently you than you
00:50:00 - moving to New Mexico
00:51:00 - self-autonomy
00:54:00 - college
00:56:00 - the gym is an easy place to strike up a conversation
00:58:00 - influencer story
01:00:00 - healthy distance can do a lot for a relationship
01:01:00 - going to shoot pool & wrapping it up
01:03:00 - taking drugs at airports
01:04:00 - cocaine in Lima
01:06:00 - TSA strip search story