Grayson Munyon

“It’s extremely expensive to be poor.” Never thought of it this way but it makes sense. Makes it super hard to climb up the ladder. #EH207

“You treat people how you want to be treated whether they have a dollar in their pocket, a penny, or they are a millionaire. Because you never know what will happen. You might be on the top of the world tomorrow but it could end for you the very next day.” Powerful quote #EH207

It’s interesting that wealthy people are just more likely to note that “hard work is the key to success.” While true many of those people benefited from luck being on their side. However, the rich will argue that the risks they took outweigh the luck. #EH207

The U.S. can compare with Denmark and Canada with poor➡️rich and many west coast cities. However in many eastern cities like Atlanta, Memphis, and Columbus, your chances of coming from dirt and making big are very slim. Interesting how geography has such a big impact. #EH207

It so interesting to hear the amount of great names that have come from poor upbringings. 7.5% come from the bottom bracket and make it all the way to the top. #EH207

Big notes from class today #EH207

storycorps.org/animation/you-… I chose this story corps because it seemed like it fit the day—being a love story for Valentine’s Day. It was interesting to me because it just showed how things in life can be so predictable but also crazy at the same time. #EH207

storycorps.org/stories/claren… I chose this story corps because of my love for the orioles and baseball. It was really interesting for me and was a reminder that you should give it your all in everything you do, no matter the job. This quality will take you a long way in life. #EH207

@MitchAusti96728 This was another part that interested me. I read this page multiple times because of how interesting it was. Glad we are on the same page! #EH207

On page 32 of the book, it interests how unique the editing part of podcasting. Especially, knowing when to pause and breathe. #EH207

One thing that interested me in Out on the Wire is how many people put in hard work behind the scenes of the actual “voices” of the show. These people deserve as much credit for the success of the show as everyone else! #creditwherecreditisdue #EH207

It interested me in the book Out on the Wire how the interviewer strived to get more details from the interviewee. Sometimes it took different techniques, but the main goal is to get a good story that will attract listeners! #EH207

Editing seems like a tough task but Abel made it seem relatively simple in the book! I know it won’t be that easy for me when I make my first podcast! #EH207

Loved reading the preface of Out on the Wire. Really allowed me to learn the ins and outs of the “beginnings of podcasting.” #EH207

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