There's charm lights up a room,

unless they're a murderous psychopath.

I'm Patty Steele, from murderer to media darling

and back again.

That's next on the backstory.

When Walter Isakson set out to write his biography of Elon Musk, he believed he was taking on a world-changing figure. That night, he was deciding whether or not to allow Starlink to be enabled to allow a sneak

attack on Crimea.

What he got was a subject who also sewed chaos and conspiracy.

I'm thinking it's idiotic to buy Twitter because he doesn't have a

fingertip feel for social emotional networks and when I sat down with Isakson five

weeks ago he told me how he captured it all. They had Kansas spray paint, and they're just putting big axes on machines,

and it's almost like kids playing on the playground,

just chills them up, left, right, and center.

And then like, Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde he doesn't even

remember it getting to Mars done an excuse being a total but I want the reader

to see it in action my name is Evan Ratliff and this is On Musk with Walter Isixen.

Join us in this four-part series as Isixen breaks down how he captured a vivid portrait of a polarizing genius.

Listen to On Musk on the IHeartRadio app Appell Podcasts or wherever you get your podcasts.

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