Musicians Have the Blueprint to End Poverty

Musicians have the blueprint to end poverty. This episode is inspired from a talk I did for the final lecture I did for an Entertainment Finance course. It was part of a four-week financial freedom series where students learned about the different economic schools, income-producing assets, how to analyze stocks, Web 3.0, and finished with the musicians business blueprint. I believe the model that musicians, and really most of the music industry operate in, is a map on how we can build up the middle class, income class, and work towards ending poverty in America. This talk focuses on happiness, ownership, and education. I hope you enjoy!
References to Essays Mentioned:
Murray Rothbard - Anatomy of the State
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John Taylor Gatto - 7 Lesson School Teacher
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[@brycesharratt8747]

Really enjoy your videos lots of great information, finding this one kinda political though. Not a bad thing just kinda intresting take on things.

[@chrisgoyzueta]

Bryce - thanks for watching and for the support. I appreciate the feedback. This one was definitely a big risk. I tried it in my college course that I taught, and the majority of my students loved it. Actually was the first time I got an applause afterward. Who applauds their teacher for a lecture? I definitely have a Libertarian/Austrian economics perspective on things. Doesn't mean everyone in our org does. It's not for everyone, but I appreciate you listening. The main goal is to introduce people to some new ideas that they want to explore further. Especially in our industry. Hopefully, it did that for you. Thanks for checking it out! - Chris G.