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Toure Show

Mitchell S. Jackson–I’m A Survivor

Toure Show

DCP Entertainment

Society & Culture, Arts, Performing Arts

4.8880 Ratings

🗓️ 10 April 2020

⏱️ 6 minutes

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0:00.0

Podcast magazine takes readers into the lives of today's leading podcasters and beyond the microphone of the shows fans love.

0:08.0

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0:12.9

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0:17.1

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0:20.4

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0:26.0

Get a free lifetime subscription while you can at podcast magazine.com. dot com. Mitchell Jackson is a great young writer who came to writing in prison after going there for selling crack.

0:55.0

How do you come to selling crack?

0:57.0

Here's the story.

0:59.0

So a lot of people don't know your history.

1:01.0

Yeah.

1:02.0

So let's go through that. Okay. You grew up in Portland. Yeah. As a young

1:06.4

teenager you start selling crack. Yeah. How did you come to that decision? Well it actually doesn't seem now like it was I wasn't

1:16.5

anomaly I was more like you know kind of going alone that was like status quo

1:22.2

really what everybody around you was doing yeah I think alone that was like status quo really.

1:22.8

What everybody around you was doing?

1:24.4

Yeah I think, you know, a lot of the guys from my neighborhood, like if you,

1:30.4

well I should back up and say that, you know, this is 1980s, early 1980s, mid-1980s, my mother is already

1:37.0

struggling with addiction since like mid-80s. So by the time, yeah, so by the time the 90s get around like I've already been on the other side of it right

1:46.6

I've seen her go out I've seen people that I know and love kind of fall into

1:50.9

addiction and then I've seen my friends starting to do it or people

1:54.4

a little older than me and they're already making money man so you know it's the same

1:57.7

cliche you know you see the older guys they got a nice car or something and uh...

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