21 min
PODCAST #275 KING OF THE RING BOXING PODCAST
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In this podcast episode, DJ Escobar reflects on his journey in the podcasting industry and the importance of staying true to oneself. He discusses the rekindling of old friendships and the realization that not all friendships are meant to last. DJ Escobar emphasizes the seriousness of podcasting and the hard work required to succeed in the industry. He also expresses his lack of sympathy for those who have not supported him and his determination to focus on his own success.Takeaways
Stay true to yourself and don't waste time on friendships that have reached their apex.
Podcasting is a serious business that requires hard work and dedication.
Not everyone will support you, and it's important to focus on your own success.
Reflect on the past and appreciate the genuine friendships that have stood the test of time.
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Chapters00:00Introduction01:10Returning to Audio Podcasts02:39Sponsor Shoutout03:09The Station04:23Nostalgia for Early 2000s Music05:11Promoting 1700 Radio Podcast05:38Hip Hop06:10Coolest Podcast in the World06:25Reflecting on the Past07:06Rekindling Friendships07:34Not Honoring Podcasters Who Have Passed Away07:44Living Better08:03Reaching the Apex of a Friendship08:32Not Caring About Others' Opinions09:25Realizing the Lack of Genuine Friendships09:43Wasting Time with the Wrong People09:47Being True to Yourself10:14Maintaining Connections with Old Friends10:33Shoutouts to Friends11:14Staying in Touch with Friends11:29Mixed Feelings About Home12:08Learning and Growing12:20Never Fully Understanding Life12:29Reflecting on Loss12:44Feeling Overwhelmed by Loss13:07Reaching the Apex of a Friendship14:07Going in Different Directions14:35Taking Podcasting Seriously15:50Pioneering the Podcasting Industry16:20Recognizing the Hard Work19:05Lack of Sympathy for Others19:31No Love in the Industry20:06Forgetting About Others20:29Closing Remarks
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In this podcast episode, DJ Escobar reflects on his journey in the podcasting industry and the importance of staying true to oneself. He discusses the rekindling of old friendships and the realization that not all friendships are meant to last. DJ Escobar emphasizes the seriousness of podcasting and the hard work required to succeed in the industry. He also expresses his lack of sympathy for those who have not supported him and his determination to focus on his own success.Takeaways
Stay true to yourself and don't waste time on friendships that have reached their apex.
Podcasting is a serious business that requires hard work and dedication.
Not everyone will support you, and it's important to focus on your own success.
Reflect on the past and appreciate the genuine friendships that have stood the test of time.
AI show notes are experimental. Did you find them useful?
Chapters00:00Introduction01:10Returning to Audio Podcasts02:39Sponsor Shoutout03:09The Station04:23Nostalgia for Early 2000s Music05:11Promoting 1700 Radio Podcast05:38Hip Hop06:10Coolest Podcast in the World06:25Reflecting on the Past07:06Rekindling Friendships07:34Not Honoring Podcasters Who Have Passed Away07:44Living Better08:03Reaching the Apex of a Friendship08:32Not Caring About Others' Opinions09:25Realizing the Lack of Genuine Friendships09:43Wasting Time with the Wrong People09:47Being True to Yourself10:14Maintaining Connections with Old Friends10:33Shoutouts to Friends11:14Staying in Touch with Friends11:29Mixed Feelings About Home12:08Learning and Growing12:20Never Fully Understanding Life12:29Reflecting on Loss12:44Feeling Overwhelmed by Loss13:07Reaching the Apex of a Friendship14:07Going in Different Directions14:35Taking Podcasting Seriously15:50Pioneering the Podcasting Industry16:20Recognizing the Hard Work19:05Lack of Sympathy for Others19:31No Love in the Industry20:06Forgetting About Others20:29Closing Remarks
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Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hoodsofamerica/message
21 min