#19 - One Step from Pablo Escobar | Anonymous

Danny Jones Podcast

Danny Jones

Society & Culture, Documentary, Comedy

4.4 • 777 Ratings

🗓️ 2 September 2019

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Get Skillshare free for 2 months: https://skl.sh/koncrete Discussion with a man who spent 10 years in prison for selling coke in Miami in the 80's. On this podcast we talk what it was like working close to Pablo Escobar, Miami drug business in the 80's, and spending 10 years in federal prison. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	We are finally back on the Concrete podcast.
0:10.4	It's been a two-week break.
0:12.2	It's been slow around Concrete for the past two weeks.
0:16.4	Got some changes.
0:17.3	Some changes.
0:17.9	We've been going through a lot of changes.
0:19.9	But today's special guest, you have spent over 10 years, over a decade in the federal
0:29.1	penitentiary for trafficking cocaine in the 80s.
0:33.4	You were a part of the cocaine Cowboys days.
0:38.7	After what? The the cocaine Cowboys days. After what?
0:39.5	The cocaine Cowboys.
0:40.6	You were after the Cocaine Cowboys, but you went to prison in the 80s, right?
0:44.7	A little bit in the 80s.
0:46.3	The tail end of the 80s.
0:47.6	Well, wait, this is our, we've got to officially introduce our guests.
0:50.4	Okay, so our guest today is on the concrete podcast.
0:53.3	He wants to be held anonymous. So he's
0:56.1	wearing a bright orange ski mask. Yeah. And we're going to go by the name Johnny Appleseed.
1:04.6	Johnny Appleseed. So Johnny Appleseed. Old Johnny Apple.
1:11.8	Are you originally from Florida?
1:13.9	Not born here, but raised.
1:16.6	You're not born here.
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