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This padlet talks about how before Dr.Duntch was who he is now, he was a very good person in the medical school and a nice harworking man. This also introduced his bestfriend Jerry summers.

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In the interview they spoke about Dr. Duntsch before he turned into this horrible man. He was once a hard working football player who just seemed like an average guy. Cooper bailey was Duntsch's room mate and he never realized how bad of a person Duntsch was until they met up later at a bar.

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Chris Duntsch was a promising medical student, with a bright future ahead of him. The friends who knew him were shocked at the doctor he would later become. Not Chris, they said. That’s not the man I know. The Chris Duntsch they knew was driven, hard-working, smart, with a twinkle in his eye. And no one believed they knew Chris Duntsch better than his best friend, Jerry Summers.

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All i can say is the only thing i remember is this ones more eerie than the last-Joshua vAucoin

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They summarize someone they thought they used to know. A good man, a hard worker, good football player. Its so crazy to see how much he's changed, and for sure not the better. Dr. Christopher Duntsch is a bad bad man, it really shows that anyone can turn bad. I don't know what motivated him to be like this, maybe its something from his past that just won't leave him alone, Childhood trauma or something. Stuff like that is way too common and I think he just wants to be the best at everything.

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The episode that i am on is "A Red Card for David Beckham!"
the Interviewee is Iain Maclntosh. The reason they included him is because he was just a college student at the time and now he is a great English soccer writer and broadcaster. The interview was about Iain Maclntosh favorite memory, 1998, world cup, The Red Card for David Beckham. the interviewer and Iain Maclntosh talked about The amazing kick by David Beckham, and all the drama. Iain Maclntosh picked this game bc it was the most extraordinary drama filled game but also because in both half's of the game England pushed and exceled themselves.

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Ellen Rackaden they didn't feel any pressure to be competitive or even look in the direction of their "competition "they didn't steal ideas or branch of of other people ideas they were blinders, just did their own thing didn't look in any direction, it not like they had much competition about 200 show came and went, the purpose of this interview was to show that the didn't care for competition

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Cooper Bailey was one of Dr. Duntsch acquaintances. Cooper Bradley went to college with Duntsch and he thought he was the most ordinary person. Athletic, outgoing and in general normal. I think they placed Cooper's interview was placed in front because his was the most intriguing because it showed how an ordinary person could switch up to something out of the ordinary. He even said in the podcast, "I never knew Dr. Duntsch, I knew Christopher Duntsch".

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Chris Lighty was interviewed by Bill Adler which was fascinating. We finally got to hear Chris Lighty's actual voice and more details about his life. Lighty talked about the first time he met Russel Simmons, which he described to be was uncomfortable to him and full of white people . He said people in the club had snakes and different types of animals and doing coke. I believe interviewer inculded this interview to get a first hand perspective on Lighty's life.

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in the interview , Oprah was interviewing white supremacists and people who are anti racism. There was physical fighting. There wasn't really much talking. This showed how the show was very enthusiastic and there is a lot of action going on.

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The interviewer I chose was Micheal Craig, he said that Sunny was loud, and didn't appreciate the work people did. If someone put their heart into the work, he would view it and get mad like "this isn't what i asked for". He also made many people leave, and that wasn't really a good thing. If people would leave, then they would get a bad reputation, and others wouldn't want to work for them.

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Chris Lightly was interviewed by  a man named Bill Adler. In this interview, we really get a chance  to hear Chris' voice. In the interview, Lightly and Adler speak about his first time meeting Russell Simmons, and how extraordinary the ecosystem of the place they met was once in contrast too what he'd skilled as a younger adult. I think this interview was included because it shows the changes in his career.

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In this episode the narrator interviewed Cooper Bailey.  He was Christopher's roommate during college. They both played football while they were at Memphis. Cooper never knew about Dr. death, and only knew about Christopher Duntsch. Christopher to him was a all American boy who did nothing wrong. Cooper first noticed Chris's  work ethic while they did workouts together. They met up years later at a bar and cooper noticed something about Christopher that was different I think that they chose this interview because it shows that Christopher Duntsch was a good person and never did anything wrong.

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This episode mainly focused on his prime/how he started to grow  but the interview I want to focus on today is with bill adler and actually with chris lighty  before his tragic death. This interview was chris discussing what he thought while he was meeting russell simmons

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The interview taken by Cooper Bailey and the person who didn't want to be named seemed to be the most influential to the narrators story and built up who Dr. Duntsch was. The interview told that Chris Duntsch was a very determined person and anything that he could be great at he wanted to try. He wanted to be the best in every field he was in. He never stopped trying, even if he was well known to be not the best at it. For example, one night he would not stop wanting to wrestle his friend because he kept losing. He was determined to win the wrestling by the end of the night if it was the last thing he could do. This interview was included to show Dr. Duntsch's determination and how it was so strange how he could go from this all American guy who liked being the best, to a world terror of a doctor who failed almost every procedure he worked on.

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In this episode we get to meet Chris and hear his voice for the first time in an Interview with Bill Adler as he described his first time meeting Russel Simmons where he explained that they met in a Mostly white club that was filled with 🤬 and Snakes Chris had never seen anything more crazy Russel wanted Chris to come join him as a Def Jam executive Chris didn't want anything to do with Russel after that whole ordeal even if he admired Russel But after weeks of pleading Chris finally agreed to join Russel in the def jam family .

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In this episode the narrator interviews Jennifer Miller. I believe they interviewed her because she was always along Jerry's side. She started talking about how they got in a relationship, while not staying out of topic about Jerry's and Chris's relationship. Jennifer basically explained how Chris left Jerry paralyzed and then did not show an act of care. Jennifer helped Jerry along his war of recovery. I think this is important to know because it shows this guy is not a good doctor at all.

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Christopher Duntsch's old college friend and roommate, Cooper Bailey, was one of the first people to notice Christopher's confusing personality trait. Cooper knew Chris long enough to notice how Chris never gave up, he always worked hard to achieve something when it was obvious he wasn't getting anywhere. While other people saw this as a good thing, Cooper felt that something was off. Chris thought he was the best, and when he wasn't, he did anything to be the best. Of course, while Cooper knew him, he never said anything about it. But when Cooper learned what Chris had become, it all made sense. The author included this interview because it gives more insight to Chris's personality, why he might've done the things he did, and how Chris got such a good job in the first place.

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The interview with Jerry Summers was the most important to me. He talked about how he only knew Christopher Duntsch and not "Dr.Death". Jerry was close friends with the doctor and I think that gives us a lot more insight as to who Duntsch is as a person. We learn he is hardworking and determined. Jerry even trusted Duntsch enough to operate on him. Summers was left paralyzed after the procedure and Duntsch claimed to have nothing to do with the matter. This shows that he truly does not care what he is doing to patients, paralyzing your own friend and showing NO remorse for that is a clear indication that you have no sympathy for anyone.

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The interview of Chris Lighty  by his interviewer Bill Adler was an interesting interview to me. Throughout the interview the listeners are able to get more insight on Lighty's character. Both men talked about their distinctive encounters with Russel Simmons and their experiences in a certain club where the atmosphere was different than what Lighty specifically wasn't
used to. For it to be his first experience in a club with white people, their pets and all types of other things I'm glad Lighty stayed true to himself regardless of the status the people had in that club. I think the author added this interview into the podcast to show that Chris Lighty was not one to follow the crowd he was one to do what is comfortable for him.

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The interview I chose is with Kevin Hunter, he was a lab consultant. His job was to test if Theranos' machine was legit and safe to put in Walgreen stores. During his time with the company , he heard many impressive stories about Theranos. But he came to learn that they were not true, along with other things about the company. He says he wasn't allowed to look around ,especially at the lab, and he wasn't allowed to do basic tests of the machine. Ultimately he decided to stop working with Walgreens after the deal went through with Theranos, he felt guilty because he knew it was a scam and endangering people. His wife questioned his decision as Theranos and Elizabeth gained popularity, but he was certain the truth would come out. This interview shows that people behind the scenes knew just how shady Theranos was.

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Jennifer Miller
Personally, I believe that they included Jennifer in the interviews was to differentiate how he acted in front of other people versus how he acted in front of people he loved and cared about. It was like Jerry put up a front to make it seem like he was okay and perfectly calm but when he got around Jennifer, his pain came out. All the stress and all his real feelings

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The interview with Jennifer Miller gave a perspective of the story that provided a lot of information, while still keeping the viewpoint of someone outside of Christopher and Jerry's relationship. Jennifer was Jerry's significant other, so she was often by his side. She was there when Chris and Jerry began their clinic, and she was there when Jerry underwent his surgery for the first time. In the interview, she explained that she was a bit hesitant in letting Jerry follow through with the operation, but expressed that she trusted his judgement enough to make a decision. This was a really interesting point for me because it made me think that there was someone who didn't have full faith in Christopher's career, even before the surgery with Jerry. After he had become paralyzed from neck to toe, Jennifer took care of Jerry for quite a while. But, they soon split and cut ties with one another after Jerry had finally snapped. It's around this point that Jennifer loses her identity in their story, and no longer has any connections to the two. This being said, I think that even though Jennifer didn't have much to say about Chris' later career, she still presented a lot of early factors that played into his narrative. They gave me a good grasp on his character, and I was able to understand the timeline a little better.

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In the second episode, the narrator interviews an interesting woman named Jennifer Miller who was Jerry’s girlfriend. In this episode, she talked about her past relationship with Jerry and about the observations she made about Chris and Jerry’s relationship. After a tragic incident  during surgery occurred it left Jerry paralyzed and  Jennifer was able to slowly help him but later were separated due to complications in their relationship. I think the author included this interview to help give us an idea on how Doctor Duntsch grew up with this mindset and how it affected the people aroundhim.

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The interviewer I chose was Erika Cheung. She went in to detail about how it was to work with Sunny. She explained how in the lab, face-to-face, he would act nice, but through emails he would lash out about different subjects. For example him saying that the workers are doing certain things wrong or just simply blaming people for different things. This interview was including by the author to show how rude and unfairly played Sunny was in the company. Which also resulted to many people leaving the company

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. The episode that I'm on is "How Soccer Made It In America", the interviewer is Ema Morgenstern and she's interviewing Bob Gansler. The reason they included him is because he's the one who coached the members on the team at that time. The interview lasts through out the whole episode and they talk about his personal experiences about those days. They also talk about that situation that he was in, coaching a new team who has never been to the World Cup let alone play together. He even had to create the team himself they had to start from scratch.

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In the second episode, Rebecca interviewed the people who worked at Theranos. They interviewed Rishel Gibbins about what was going on with Ian. She said that Ian was feeling guilty because he thought they were committing fraud, putting people's lives at risk. Ian decided to talk to Channing who told Elizabeth, but then Ian was immediately fired , but he was almost immediately re-hired, but would've been demoted and he took it hard. What she had him do was evaluating people that came into the company, and he hated it.  There was another thing bothering Ian. Theranos was the plaintiff in a lawsuit. He was incredibly anxious about being up in front of a court. He was making a hard decision to either protect the company or reveal their flaws. He didn't want to testify, he was afraid that they would fire him for not going along with the companies story. Later on, he attempted suicide, and had to go to the hospital.

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I've got to say the podcast creator interviewing Jerry Summers really opened up a lot more on his personality. As the narrator interviewed Jerry Summers starts off the interview explaining how they were friends. They used to be just good friends who talked to each other, went every with each other. Jerry Summers explains how when ever he saw Christopher Duntsch or "Dr.Death" he always seemed to be so determined. Jerry Summers then continued to not only support his friend but even go as far as allow him to operate on his neck. He trusted him so much he put  his life into his hands, yet when he woke up from the surgery performed he was paralyzed from the neck down.
Yet, despite the fact that Duntsch paralyzed him, Duntsch denied all claims. Not only injuring his friend but also claiming to have no relevance to the subject. A truly frightening matter to lead into what will truly lead into the creation of a mass-psychotic killer who has on the mask of a doctor.

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They interview a lady who was Jerry's girlfriend at that time. She recounts how they got together, before, during and after the surgery, she was most likely included, for her side of the story, as she saw doctor Duntsch before and after the surgery, and had dinner with him and his girlfriend even while Jerry was recovering. She also tells us how this affected Jerry and tells us about Duntsch's lack of care towards or about Jerry, his friend that he had known for and extremely long time.

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Chris Lighty was interviewed by a man by the name of Bill Adler. In this interview we actually get the chance to hear Chris' voice. In the interview Lighty and Adler converse about his first time meeting Russell Simmons, and how different the atmosphere of the club where they met was compared to what he'd experienced as a young adult. Lighty explained that in all the clubs he'd been to previously never had White people in them. I believe this particular interview was included because it demonstrated the current changes in Lighy's career, he was no long surrounded by one demographic of people. Despite the fact that collaborating with Simmons would completely change his life as he'd known it, Lighty made it clear that he simply didn't vibe with it and left the club. Lighty wasn't just going to accept any persons' offer just because of their status, and I really admire that.

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Worked with Sunny in the lab. She said he would be fairly nice in person. But through email he would be angry and blame people for different problems. She said it eventually became clear that he didn't really understand what was happening in the department.
The author added the interview to add insight to Sunny's behavior in the workplace.

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In the second episode of "The Dropout" the podcaster interviewed many people of the worked at Theranos. The podcaster interviewed Tyler Schultz about how it was to work with Sunny. He explained Sunny's harshness and how he was unqualified for his position. Tyler talked about how Sunny would ask for difficult tasks to be done in a short amount of time despite his lack of knowledge in the field. I believe the interviewer included this to show us who Elizabeth chose to lead her company and who she surrounded herself with. The people around you says a lot about who you are. I believe this was also included to maybe hint why the company was doomed to fail.

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There were many great interviews from many who knew Christopher Duntsch. The interview I decided to choose was the interview between the narrator and Christopher Duntsch's old college friend and roommate, Cooper Bailey. In this interview, Cooper says who Duntsch was in his college years, athletic, an excellent student, and many girls liked him. He says he was the guy that everyone liked and wanted to be with. When the narrator asks him what he thinks about him now with all the news about "Dr. Death '', he begins to get emotional when talking about how the media calls him as "Dr. Death", and how he has changed to become the person he is. I think that the author included this interview to summarize how Christopher Duntsch has turned into the monster of “Dr. Death” over the years. It was also to show that someone knew him as a good genuine person in the past, and not the person who killed people.

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Chris Lighty has a interview with Russel Simons at this night club called  Nells. This is where he first saw Simons and the type of environment he was in. There was snakes and a  lot of Caucasian people. This is some that Lighty had never seen before, and he walked up to Simons and told him that this just wasn't for him and left. Simons was kind of mad because he thought Lighty would be a great asset to Death Jam. So he stayed persistent and finally convinced Lighty to join the band.

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Sunny invested into Elizabeth Company and was given a job. Sunny background was little to nothing joining  Elizabeth company as CEO. Sunny son became important to the company managing day to day with little thing like morning meetings. His fiery emails left some people uneasy mainly because he wasn't educated in the science world causing people to leave even. Sunny and Elizabeth were TOGETHER found out later no one knew.

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The interview that intrigued me most was Jerry Summer's, Christopher Duntsch's lifelong friend. In the interview, we elaborate on Duntsch's and Jerry's past. We learn how forgetful and in-denial Chris is, how Jerry supported and was loyal to Chris throughout his life, how Jerry volunteered to let Duntsch do surgery on his neck only to lead to tragedy, and how Duntsch continued to deny and neglect what he did to Jerry. The author most likely included this interview to show the audience how Dr. Duntsch's behavior adds up and how he could even hurt his own lifelong friend, creating a perfect transition to the 3rd episode where Chris proclaims the possibility of becoming a "Cold-Blooded Killer."

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. Avadis "Avie" Tevanian, the right-hand man of Steve Jobs, says that a lot of insane stuff has happened at Theranos, and he never expected anyone to behave the way that Elizabeth Holmes has behaved as a CEO. This interview was included by the author to presumably make the point that something out of the ordinary was happening at Theranos and that something was just not right.

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. Chris Lighty gets interviewed by Bill Adler and it's very distorted and to summarize the interview, Chris Lighty describes how it was to meet Russel Simmons. He sees him sniffing coke and the club has people with pet snakes and how there is no or very little black people. He explains that maybe this wasn't the night he wasn't suppose to meet him and it was just bananas on how the night he meet him was. I believe this interview was included because not only it includes Chris Lighty being interviewed, but because it ties into the relationship between him and Russel Simmons

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. Basically , the interview I'm going to discuss is personally with Oprah opening up about the skinhead episode whereas its was claim to be 2 or 3 black boys either raped 2 white girls i don't exactly remember but goes to say white people had a rant and was pushing the blacks folks out there community whereas it was just all whites not only Oprah was scared down there she stated she asked why they was so envious of black folks and the white people grew angry.

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There were many different interviews, yet the one that stood out to me was Jerry Summers. He was the closest to Dr. Duntch. He explained his memories of him a student, but the most important detail form him was about his determination. He goes into further detail into how severe his determination was. I believe the author included this interview because it shows a piece of Chris and a chunk of Dr. Duntch. It gives us a slight reason as why Dr. Duntch never felt any doubt about his surgeries.

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In this episode, the narrator interviews a woman who's name is Jennifer Miller who at the time was Jerry's lover. She talked about how she started dating Jerry and about how Duntsch relied on Jerry for pretty much everything. We also find out that Jerry had a neck injury caused by football and he had recently gotten into a car crash and needed to have neck surgery. After the surgery, Jerry was paralyzed from the neck down and his mother had banned Jennifer from the hospital. They reunited a couple months later and she decides to start caring for him. The relationship was toxic and abusive and so she left. I think the Author included this interview because it tells us how Duntsch ruined two peoples lives with one surgery.

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I believe that the podcast creator created the interview with Cooper Bailly just to get a perspective of a person who knew Dr. Christopher Duntsch. Cooper Bailly former roommate of Christopher Duntsch talks about how great Christopher was. How smart and athletic he was. He also talks about how determine he was to be successful. The interview with Cooper Bailly talks about several experiences. This helps the audience know the past of Dr. Duntsch.

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