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So there's an interesting thing that often happens when you're trying to sort of a

staker claim in a particular space or industry or field or domain and at the same time you

come from a long lineage or history or family that has already become somewhat legendary

in that same space. It gives you certain opportunities because you're around so much of their

genius as you're coming up and exposed to so much so early in life and at the same time,

it also brings a whole new set of experiences, expectations and reactions from other people

around you that you have to grapple with. That in some way has been the experience of

my guest today. Madison McFarran, the last name McFarran you probably know because her

dad is legendary Bobby McFarran and her grandfather was actually an opera singer who sang at

the Metropolitan Opera in New York. So when we sat down at 27 years old, fairly young in her

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