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Tamar Turner started the Down 2 Business Podcast back in 2019 as a way to connect with like-minded individuals who he felt had amazing stories that needed to be shared with the world. After graduating with his Masters from Syracuse University, finding a job in the field was not as easy as he expected. However, he did not forget all of the skills and expertise he gained along the way and decided to take matters into his own hands.
As they approach 5 years, the Down 2 Business Podcast has been able to amass over 185 episodes, 21,000 plays, 4 live events in Charlotte, NC and much more! The podcast is always looking for creative ways to diversify their content and keep their audience as entertained and engaged as possible. Whether you connect with Tamar virtually or in-person, it is always bound to be an experience you will NEVER forget.
Are you a business owner, entrepreneur or creative? Do you have something you are passionate about? Well, let’s have a chat on the Down 2 Business Podcast, we would love to have you!
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Imagine discovering that your own mother has been impersonating your podcast guests using AI software—all in the name of boosting your show’s quality! That's exactly what happened in this episode of "No Time Like Joe Time," where Tamar Turner and I unpack a series of hilarious yet chaotic events, including battling YouTube copyright issues and forming an LLC. Tamar shares his invaluable insights on making the jump from podcasting to running a business, adding layers of wisdom to the absurdity of our technical difficulties.
Ever wondered how closely your life mirrors a "Black Mirror" episode? We dive headfirst into the eerie concept of technology recording every moment of your life, as portrayed in the episode "History of You." This exploration strikes a chord as we talk about the anxiety and self-doubt that come with overanalyzing past moments—be it a job interview or podcast editing. It’s a relatable and thought-provoking conversation on how technology affects our perception of reality and ourselves.
Lastly, the conversation gets serious as Tamar and I analyze the unsettling grip social media has on our behavior and societal norms. We scrutinize how social media rankings can dictate opportunities, leading to superficial and performative behaviors. Drawing parallels to real-life events and episodes of "Black Mirror," we discuss the dangers of a society overly dependent on social media validation. Tune in for a compelling dialogue on the importance of authenticity in the age of digital deception.
