On the Way Down

Whoa, I actually followed through with a second episode. I discuss being sober for nearly a month, resisting the audio equipment rabbit hole, staying productive, and probably some other things I can't quite remember because I recorded this a few weeks ago and don't want to listen to it again because I hate my voice. 

Everything you need: https://linktr.ee/OTWD

Whoa, I actually followed through with a second episode. I discuss being sober for nearly a month, resisting the audio equipment rabbit hole, staying productive, and probably some other things I can't quite remember because I recorded this a few weeks ago and don't want to listen to it again because I hate my voice. 

In this first episode I ramble about how awkward I feel talking to myself on a microphone and also some other things. My conversation with Self Provoked was supposed to have been released 1 year ago to the day, so I figured it's as good a time as any to finally get it out of my life. 

Self Provoked is a globally-known rapper from Los Angeles who could call himself an entrepreneur if calling yourself an entrepreneur wasn't so corny. So I'll just call him a business man well on his way to becoming a business, man. We discuss his graffiti roots and his run-ins with the law, headlining sold out shows in Brazil, George Soros, corny revolutionary rappers, the beginning of On A High Note, and the sizable Simba tattoo he wears on his forearm and does not at all regret getting. 

Everything you need: https://linktr.ee/OTWD

In this first episode I ramble about how awkward I feel talking to myself on a microphone and also some other things. My conversation with Self Provoked was supposed to have been released 1 year ago to the day, so I figured it's as good a time as any to finally get it out of my life. 

Self Provoked is a globally-known rapper from Los Angeles who could call himself an entrepreneur if calling yourself an entrepreneur wasn't so corny. So I'll just call him a business man well on his way to becoming a business, man. We discuss his graffiti roots and his run-ins with the law, headlining sold out shows in Brazil, George Soros, corny revolutionary rappers, the beginning of On A High Note, and the sizable Simba tattoo he wears on his forearm and does not at all regret getting.