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the interviewer in this episode was Reggie Osse. this episode consisted of many people who had crossed paths with the late rapper prior to his death. Most of the episode talked about how Lighty found himself in a fight at a club, because he turned down a business collab offer from a man of the industry, who then took the rejection personally. The body of the episode captured the essence of the idea that Lighty was the king of the music world at a certain point.

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In episode 2 of Dr. Death Laura Beil reveals a story about Christopher Duntsch's best friend Jerry. In this episode more is revealed about his past. This is showing his character and is creating his story and characteristics to back up the person everyone knew as doctor death.

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This was a very special time for Chris Lightly because this is a big turning point in his life showing people that if you stay determined and try hard enough you can make it any where in life

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Laura Beil held an interview with one of Chris's ex girlfriends which experienced and witnessed one of Chris's biggest incidents with drugs. He and his friends stayed up all night just doing drugs (including LSD's and coke). The next morning he casually went to work and when he got home he still kept doing drugs with friends.

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I think the interview with Jerry Summers was included to show just how bad of a person Duntsch was. He paralyzed his own friend, his closest friend from thee neck down. Jerry was Duntsch closest friend and also his sort of assistant. He did everything for Duntsch. Jerry put his trust in Duntsch and he betrayed that trust. He only visited him once after he butchered him.

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I think that the interview with Dr. Robert Henderson was included to show how perplexed he was about how Dr. Duntsch was so confident even though he had little experience being a neurosurgeon.
He was also included to let us know that he thinks there is something about Dr. Duntsch everyone doesn't know.

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Chris talks about meeting about meeting simmons while simmons was in the club with whites and snorting coke. Showing how they way he didnt feel judged by chris

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I think the interview with Dr. Robert Henderson was included to show his side of the story and let the audience know that he did not believe Dr. Duntch knew what he was doing and he didn't have the correct skills.

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In this episode of Moguls Chris Lighty talks about meeting Russell Simmons at a club called Nell's. He said he'd never been to a club with so many whites and that Russell was drinking Coke. I think they added this interview to show the story of his reunion and how genuine he feels.

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The interview I chose was the one with Rebecca interviewing Kevin Hunter. Kevin was part of the team Walgreens assigned and was a lab consultant. This team was put together to help the opportunity with Theranos and guide them. Kevin and some executives went to silicone valley for a meeting with Theranos. Kevin mentions this is something he'll remember for a long time. He was very surprised with the impression they gave him, first they refused his requests and didn't let them go anywhere except the meeting room and the bathroom. Of course this caused Kevin to speculate whether they actually have a working machine to draw blood and show the results. However since so many people have very high thoughts and beliefs of Theranos. Because of that Walgreens continued the deal. I think Rebecca included this so the listeners know that there were people who knew that Theranos wasn't legit and wanted us to listen to other former workers stories and beliefs.

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Jennifer Miller was a friend of Christopher Dunch because of her relationship with Jerry Summers. When she was being interviewed, she was mainly used as a witness to tell most most of the story and what she saw from her perspective that led on to the Jerry Summers becoming botched and paralyzed. With her statements, we can see how much she knew about Jerry’s great faith and trust in Dunch and how Dunch had destroyed, not only Jerry’s body and mind, but the faith and loyalty he’d always had for him. We can also see Jennifer’s concern about Dunch operating in Jerry that unfortunately foreshadowed the out come if Jerry Summers. With her perspective of the interview, the author wants us to observe Dunch’s habit of lying to the patient and fooling not only the victims, but others as well which is a habit he carries on later with his other botched procedures too.

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I think that the interview with Jennifer Miller was included in thie story to express her feelings of dooubtfullness .they wanted to show how she didint believe in his skill or knowledge in the medicaal field.

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Dr. Robert Henderson I think that the interview with Dr. Robert Henderson  is given because they want to show the opinion that he was doubtful about Dr. Dutch knowledge and his skills and that he was worried for  Dr. Dutch .

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I picked the interview where Rebecca Jarvis interviewed Kevin Hunter. Kevin is a lab consultant who worked for Walgreens on project to investigate Theranos. They wanted to investigate Theranos in order too keep their product inside their stores. When Kevin had a meeting with Elizabeth and Sunny he was surprised at how it went because it was nothing like how he thought it would go. Sunny was being really weird in my opinion. Elizabeth was also being quite odd, she kept stalling whenever Kevin asked to see the lab. Sunny followed Kevin every time he needed to use the restroom and waited for him to finish so he could walk him back to the office room. I think the reason this interview was included was to show how Elizabeth and Sunny really acted and how no one said anything about their suspicious behavior.

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Jennifer Miller is in the second episode of Dr.Death. She was the friend of both Christopher Dunstch and Jerry Summers. She explains how it was challenging knowing Jerry after Chris botched the surgery. She also was at the time in when Jerry had gotten the surgery the in a relationship with Jerry.

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The person I chose is Jerry Summers. Jerry Summers was Christopher Duntsch closest friend because he accompanied him everywhere he went. Not only was he his bestfriend, also his roommate. He expressed in his interviews that he trusted Chris to perform surgery on him. The day of his surgery, his girlfriend Jennifer accompanied him, but she had a bad feeling about it. Something went wrong during the surgery which led to him becoming permanently paralyzed from the neck down. Chris seemed completely unbothered of what he did to his friend. That's when Jerry realized that Chris had became a cold-blooded person who didn't care about people that are close to him. The author included this interview to show how evil Dr. Duntsch really is. It implied what he was capable to do to his patients even if he knew them for years. It also proved how badly he injured his patients, to the point where they wanted to end their lives instead of suffering.

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Producer Ellen was interviewed about a show they did were they had a husband the wife and girlfriend on that episode he came out and told his wife that he got his girlfriend pregnant on her and Oprah and her casts did not like the humiliation and the look on the wife face mad Oprah feel so bad that show choose not to do shows like that and if she had to she'll change her career

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I think that the interview with Jennifer Miller is given because they want to show the opinion that she was doubtful of Dr. Duntsch knowledge and his skills and that she was worried

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The Rise and Fall of Diego Maradona and the interview I’m picking would be when the narrator talks about how a person who had experienced the rise of Maradona like he lived it. The interviewer would be the narrator and what the interview basically was about is how dirty soccer was back then and because of that, that the only way to stop Maradona was by taking him down by injuries. The author included this interview to state how good Maradona was even though soccer was more dirty than it would ever be today.

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I picked the interview with Rachel Gibbons the wife of Ian Gibbons. In this interview Rachel describes what she was aware of in Ian's experience as a scientist at Theranos. Ian became so stressed about an upcoming trial that he started to show signs of depression. The night before a meeting with Elizabeth, that he assumed would end with him being fired, he attempted suicide. He was rushed to the hospital but sadly didn't make it.

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In the second episode of Dr. Death we get the interview of Jerry, an old friend of Dr. Duntsch. Jerry was always helping Chris with all he needed Jerry even moved to Dallas to help Chris create this big name he so badly wanted. Jerry even let Chris operate on him for some pain he was feeling that's where it all went wrong, Dr. Duntsch left Jerry in a condition where he will always have to be in a wheelchair. Even when being interviewed Jerry doesn't talk much but one thing he did say was that he tries not to think about Chris or Dallas because he would much rather forget what happened.

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 Arie Simmons                     Christopher Duntsch and his friend Jerry had a very tight, healthy relationship. Jerry did whatever Chris needed help with. Jerry even moved to Dallas with him. Although Chris became a doctor and eventually performed surgery on Jerry. After the surgery everything didn't turn out right and Chris knew he messed up then tried to coverup his mistakes. I also believed that Chris couldn't live with out Jerry.      

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 Arie Simmons                     Christopher Duntsch and his friend Jerry had a very tight, healthy relationship. Jerry did whatever Chris needed help with. Jerry even moved to Dallas with him. Although Chris became a doctor and eventually performed surgery on Jerry. After the surgery everything didn't turn out right and Chris knew he messed up then tried to coverup his mistakes. I also believed that Chris couldn't live with out Jerry.      

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In this episode of Dr. Death one of the interviews was between the narrator and interviewer, Laura Beil, and Jerry's girlfriend, Jennifer Miller. Jennifer talked about Jerry's relationship with Chris and how Jerry helped Chris and his career, and the timeline of Jerry's surgery Chris had performed. She described Chris as neglectful and incompetent from how Jerry had to assist Chris, so when Jerry said he was going to have surgery done by him, she was unsure and worried. Her concern was justified when Jerry ended up in agony and permanently paralyzed from the surgery. Her perspective of their relationship and of Chris was included to share insight about him. The most important detail about how Jerry was always "cleaning up after Chris" shows how inept he was, and that this trait was reflected in his botched surgeries.

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In "Skinheads and Scented Candles", Jen White interviews a worker named Depi Demio. She was an executive producer of the show. She told Jen that before Harpo came, people didn't feel the same, that the atmosphere was different. She said that after Harpo came they had the freedom to get creative with the show. Ms. Demio explains that working on the show with her co-workers was a "lifestyle" and it was what they did "from the time they work up to the time they went to bed." Jen included this interview to show the viewers that she was just one of the many people who was fully dedicated and committed to making the show great. (Sorry this is late; I legitimately didn't see this until now)

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In The Dropout Rebecca Jarvis interviewed Keven Hunter. He was a lab consultant expert that worked to a project for Walmart to investigate Theranos because they wanted to but their product in Walmart stores. Keven had an meeting with Sunny and Elizabeth to see their product and the lad where they worked. The meeting didn't go quite how he thought it would. When ever he needed to go to the bathroom Sunny would walk him to the bathroom and waited for him outside to walk him back to the meeting room. He kept asking to see the lap but Elizabeth kept saying later or avoiding the question al together. Keven also asked to get their blood drawn and run very basic tests and then go to Stanford to had have them run tests as well and they refused to do it. Elizabeth said she wouldn't do it because she didn't trust the results. Even though she worked at Stanford and talked very highly of it. The reason I think this interview was included was because it shows how it really was inside Theranos and how no one spoke out about how suspicious Elizabeth was until much later.

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One of the people I chose that Laura Beil, host of Dr. Death, interviewed was Cooper Bailey. They had met cause they were roommates in college, and this is how he remembers him. Cooper Bailey remembers Christopher Duntsch as a person that was smart-minded and would try for anything he wanted without giving up. He also describes Christopher as athletic and in good shape for his age also good-looking. Once Cooper Bailey had figured out the nice young man he used to know was a whole different man what he had heard on the news. He was in shock cause this wasn't the person he remembered from his past as a college student. I think all of Chris's friends were in shock once they heard what he had done to all those patients.

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Laura interviewed a guy named Michael Francis. He talks to us about how as a young kid Chris was a very driven, outgoing and determined person. He also tells us about how Chris had different goals. I think the author included this interview because she wants us to know how Chris was as a kid and how he grew into his passion for medical school and how he is now a surgeon. I think the narrator also wants us to know that Chris wasn't always lazy and careless like he is now.

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In the second episode of the podcast Jennifer Miller explained he she felt and feel after the surgery.

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Laura Beil held an interview with Jerry Summers, an old friend of Christopher Duntsch. During this interview, he talked about him moving to Dallas with Chris after he got a job offer at a hospital. He helped Chris grow and advertise his clinic. Jerry mentioned how Chris wanted to "grow an empire" and be known. Later on, he decided to let Chris perform surgery on him but that did not end well. After he woke up, he made up an accusation just so he could get answers from Chris, why could he not feel anything? Jerry noticed how remarkably unconcerned Chris was when the news broke out that he was permanently paralyzed. He was left with rage and became depressed. He wished to be able to anything and doesn't know how to feel about Chris. The author included this interview to give us more insight into what kind of mind Chris had into growing his goal of becoming the BEST surgeon. Even while he was still just in the beginning of his success, he already thought he had everything but he ended up scarring the life of many and even his closest friend.

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In the second episode of "Making Oprah", Depi Demio is interviewed. Depi Demio is the executive producer. During the interview, Depi explains that how before Harpo, things weren't having the feel with the show. She also explained how after Harpo, they could do anything they wanted with the building. She said that what they did in Harpo, on the show 'Oprah Winfrey', was a lifestyle. It was basically what they did from morning to night. Depi said that for something to be successful, they would have to put all the work that they need. Jenn White put this interview in with the episode because it showed just how much the Oprah Winfrey show meant to the people working there.

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The episode is How the 1990 World Cup Saved English Soccer. In this episode the host talks about the 1990 World Cup and the terrible situation some soccer fans were put in. A bit of backstory- at the time, the stadiums were not stable and soccer fans were very chaotic. Those fans were called "hooligans." There were sections called "penns" to stop these fans and their fighting from spilling onto the feild and getting out of control. The host interviews some people that were in the penn and he asks them about what happened that day. The people go on to tell him that the penn was overcrowded so much so that people were passing out, throwing up, and "changing colors." People were trying to climb over the fence to get out but the cops wouldn't let them. Eventually they get out but 95 did not. 95 people died at that game. This interview was included to add first hand resources of the event and truly go into detail of how frightening and serious the situation was. It also offers a first hand glance at how people reacted, their emotions, and their thoughts.

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The interviewee I choose was Leon Carosi and this from the episode Dos a Cero: A Mexico- USA Rivalry is born. Leon is a Mexican fan of the football national team and explains to us how he and his family felt during the knockout stage against the USA. He explains how him and his family had a conversation trying to let the time pass by just before the match started. In addition, he informs the listener how every Mexican feels when they get scored on by anyone, nervous and traumatized. The narrator includes this in the podcast to give a point of view from a fan that experienced that match as well as how they felt during it. The narrator knows it will help the plot by giving more spice to the podcast.

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In the second episode of the podcast Jennifer Miller explained how she felt about the surgery and the outcome of it. She told the listeners how unsure she was of the surgery and how she really did not think Jerry should do it. She was very emotional when explaining how she felt towards Jerry and how upset she was. This interview was included so that people could get an insight on Chris and how he has ruined another happy home. Her interview included the effects the surgery had on the person operated on and the people around him. It helped the reader understand that he did much more than ruin Jerry's body, he ruined great relationships.

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I think that the interview with Jennifer Miller is given because they want to show the opinion that she was doubtful of Dr. Duntsch knowledge and his skills and that she was worried for Jerry.

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I picked Rebecca Jarvis interviewing Kevin Hunter he was working with Walgreens and him and some executives went to silicon valley to have a business meeting a Theranos HQ. He was expecting to have a generally good meeting but things didn't go according to how he though I would have went. Kevin said how it was weird being there because when he was there when he went to go to the restroom sunny followed him and waited for him outside the restroom and sunny followed him back to the meeting room. There was also and instance where they kept dodging his questions with saying things like saying later then never actually plan on doing them and also when he asked to have a Theranos blood test and they refused because they don't trust Stanford's results even though the Elizabeth previously dropped out of Stanford and also talking highly about it. Kevin even remarked how the meeting felt like a problem after another. Later when he was given one of the devices from Theranos he said how it didn't even fulfill the purpose it was created for and when he asked to be able to look inside the device to see what its made of he begged them to be able to crack it open see and they refused. This interview was included to tell how weird things are on the inside of Theranos.

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In the second episode of "The Dropout", Rebecca Jarvis interviews Rochelle Gibbons, a scientist, patent attorney, and the wife of Ian Gibbons, the chief of scientist at Theranos.  Mrs. Gibbons' interview gives details of Mr. Gibbons' time at Theranos. Including information about the poor treatment her husband experienced while working at Theranos, his feelings on it, and the legal position Mr. Gibbons had to take on Theranos. Also, the added emotional toll that Theranos put on him which drove Mr. Gibbons to attempting suicide. Mrs. Gibbons also mentions how Theranos tried to sue her for talking about Ian Gibbons after his death, and how Theranos' actions has come close to ending her life. Mrs. Gibbons then closes her interviewing saying that what Elizabeth Holmes did is criminal and that she belongs in jail. Rebecca Jarvis included the interview with Rochelle Gibbons to illustrate that working at Theranos did not only have a harmful impact on its employees, but on their loved ones, too. Also, to emphasize that Elizabeth Holmes' actions were indeed criminal.

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One interview that had an important effect in the podcast, was when author Laura interviewed Michael Francis. Michael one of Dr. Duntsch teammates, had indicated that Chris would be, “wrapped up” about a football game and also had to “stay pumped.” He also stated that Chris would get all crazy and yell from the excitement of playing for a football game, and that he was, “more of a competer.” This contributes to how Dr. Duntsch was lead to be called Dr. Death, because the way Michael described him showed that he was a competitive and confident person.

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On the second episode of "Making: Oprah" Alice McGee was interviewed. Alice was Oprah's producer and publicist. In her interview Alice explains the struggles that Oprah went through went it came to finding a place to stay in. She explains how they wouldn't allow Orpah to stay because of her pet, personal items like a treadmill and other little things which bugged Oprah. Oprah's choices were limited. The author included this interview to show that Oprah had struggles throughout her career but that didn't stop her from becoming an icon.

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The interviewer of Mogul, Reggie Osse explains how Mogul (Chris Lighty) was the king of the music world. Reggie explained how Mogul was the Co-founder of Violator, had a record label and worked with many other R&B artists such as Missy Elliot, Mobb Deep, 50 cent, and many more. His introduction to Hip-hop and R&B was when he was young as he discovered the deep world of clubs and R&B itself. After that, it was clear that he was going to get big.

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When Oprah interviewed the skinheads and they basically justify why she and all black/ African Americans are monkeys, Laughing and gesturing during the commercial break, and just being disrespectful in general. I think the author included this to show us how Oprah thought she could debunk racisms and to show us what it was like as a black host with all of these names, words, and looks being thrown at you on your own show.

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The podcast's creator wanted to demonstrate how Russell Simmons and Lyor Cohen shaped Chris Lighty's career and recruited him. Because of what he had heard about Lighty's work, Lyor thought he would be a perfect match for Def Jam. When Russell spoke to Reggie about how they first met and how they would be able to recruit Lighty, Russell revealed that their first meeting had a bumpy start, and that he couldn't figure out what went wrong because all he wanted to do was praise him. Lyor was persistent with Lighty later in the episode because he genuinely wanted to recruit him. Lighty took up Lyor's offer on Def Jam because he was a big fan of the label and wanted to learn more about it. This detail illustrates how Chris Lighty grew to be so famous and well-known, to the point that he has become a legend.

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The podcast creator included multiple interviews with Jennifer Miller because she could illustrate Dr. Duntsch's character in great detail. She talks about how incompetent Dr. Duntsch was in most of his life, but they all still trusted him to be able to preform brain surgery. This shows how smart he must have seemed, especially since she contiued to trust him although she was uneasy before the surgery. Even after Jerry's surgery had gone horribly wrong, she belived that he would get better under the care of Dr. Duntsch. She belived all this despite knowing how incompetent he was in his daily life. That doesn't make her stupid or in denial, it just shows how much she trusted him to be good at his job.

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In this episode of Mogul, Chris Lighty has a interview, in the interview he talks about the time he met Russel Simmons in a club named Nell's. He talks about how he has never been to a club with so many white people and Russel is snorting coke, and that there are to many white girls and Russel is talking super fast and not making any sense. I think they added this interview to show Chris Lighty's of the story of the meeting and how he really honestly felt.

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The interviewer in this interview was Jen white and she was interviewing Oprah Winfrey, the interview was about how Oprah had interviewed a couple who had a cheating husband. The husband had a wife and a pregnant girlfriend. when the husband had revealed that the girlfriend was pregnant the look on the wife’s face was horrible described by Oprah. This interview was included in the podcast because this shows that Oprah is starting to realize what she wanted her day time TV show to be and how it was going to be structured.

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In the podcast, Rebecca Jarvis interviewed Rochelle Gibbons, who was Ian Gibbons' wife at the time that experienced Theranos issues. The interview was about how Rochelle would see her husband stressed about work and how he was trying to expose Theranos' secrets of being a scam. Rochelle also told Rebecca that Theranos would fire workers for telling Elizabeth their opinions or doubts of her project working. Rebecca Jarvis added this interview to give behind the scenes being a worker for Theranos and how the public never knew the truth.

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In the Podcast "Mogul" the narrator talked about Chris Lighty joining Def Jam Records.He worked with amazing talent like The Jungle Brothers and A Tribe Called Quest.After the Deal with Def Jam he signed more Talent.

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In episode 2 of "The Dropout", Rebecca Jarvis interviews Rochelle Gibbens, the wife of Ian Gibbens who had taken his life due to the pressure and depression testifying against Elizabeth caused. Her interview talks about everything from the secrets she was keeping about the Walgreens deal to how a lawsuit that was taken against Elizabeth lead to him taking his own life. Ian had grown suspicious of Elizabeth, as many employees did, but the lawyer for the defense subpoenaed Ian. He was very conflicted on what to do because he had worked with Elizabeth for years, but he didn't want to go to jail for her. Rochelle talks about how this took a toll on his mental health and he started to show signs of depression. This led him to take his own life. When Elizabeth found out about this all she sent was an NDA saying that his wife couldn't talk about him; we worked at that company for 10 years and they didn't even send flowers. I believe that this interview was included because it really showed listeners just how heartless Elizabeth was, and what she was willing to do to keep her company striving and her record clean.

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Cooper Bailey is shown in this episode as one of Christopher Duntsch's old friends and also roommates. Chris was always seen as driven in many interviews. Cooper is probably the main one who knows how Chris is. In interviews Cooper constantly saw Chris as someone who "didn't know when to stop." In Coopers eyes Chris was a persistent person. But Cooper never saw Chris as a harmful person who would hurt anyone. Later on in life after Chris switched career paths, Cooper heard that the media was calling him "Dr.Death" because of all the so called "incidents." Whenever Cooper found out, he couldn't believe it. Cooper never would've thought Chris would ever do something like hurting someone. I think they added Coopers interview just to give us a inside look in Chris' past life. To show how Chris acted and his personality in the past. I would say to get us, the reader, questioning on whether Chris is a "good" or "bad" person.

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I chose Jerry Summers as my interviewer. In the Interview Jerry describes Chris's life throughout high school from when he met him, how they lived together, up until they did they did the surgery and everything that happened to him. The Author included this interview because Jerry was with him up until Chris messed up him. Chris would be nowhere without Jerry. Jerry always cleaned up his messes from his uncapped sharpies to his wreck automobiles. The Author wanted us to see their friendship and how close they were to make us feel sorry and remorse for Jerry.

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From the many interviews from the people who worked on the Oprah Winfrey show, I decided to pick producer Ellen Rakieten. In this episode the husband, wife and girlfriend where in the show. During the show the husband announces that his girlfriend is pregnant, and the wife didn’t know about it. In this interview producer Ellen Rakieten talks about how the people watching from home were like “Wow” this episode is very interesting but for the staff this meant bad news. During the interview Ellen Rakieten said very clearly that they decided to take the decision of not humiliating another person like that again in public. She also said that she was aware of the line that should not have been crossed. This interview was included to show that in the future neither Oprah, the producers and the staff should take this too far.

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I chose Jerry Summers, He was a close friend of Chris Duncth always there to help clean up after Chris Duncth, In his interview he was asked about how his life was before his surgery his best friend performed on him and failed he didn't have much to say since he is very ill due to his surgery but he did show how a patient ends up after meeting with Chris Duncth and he gave a couple of answers such as how Chris Duncth did visit him once and showed no sign of regret for failing his surgery oh and he gave information on how he felt after the surgery such as depressed and just sad. I do think the author included this so that we would have info from one of Chris Duncth best friends and first patients.

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I choose Jerry Summers from the interviews. Jerry was one of Christopher's friends who knew him since high school. Jerry talks about his experience of knowing Chris throughout high school. He talks about a surgery Chris was performing how it went wrong and he stayed paralyzed. The author includes this to help us understand why Dr. Death is a bad person.

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When Reggie Osse wanted to illustrate why Chris Lighty was able to earn a successful career in the Hip-Hop community with Def Jam coming from hauling crates for Red, to driving the Jungle Brothers all over America in a hoopty, and a rough childhood, he asked Russell Simmons to explain how he met Chris Lighty. Russell explains that they met in a club where all types of things were going on. Russell was sniffing coke with other people it was everywhere, pets were allowed in the club so people had animals and snakes around their neck it was out of control. It was so out of control the Chris couldn't take it and he has been through and seen a lot. This detail is important because it tell the audience that it was to much going on to the amount that Chris Lighty left and basically say " Im not 🤬 with you" because of all that was going on. Russell perceived Chris as self centered because Chris didn't want to stay because of the environment Russell mentioned as a manager that is some of the things you have to deal with ,but he still ended up giving Chris a job at Def Jam.

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The person I chose from the interviews was Jerry Summers. Jerry Summers was Chris Duntsch's best friend and roommate, he was very close with him and also went to high school with him. The interview was mainly about how Dr. Death operated on him and how it went terribly wrong. It also gives us a point of view of what Christopher Duntsch was like to his friends and before this incident even happened. Jerry also agreed to have surgery on an old neck injury, and Dr. Duntsch really messed up his neck leaving him paralyzed for the rest of his life. The author included this interview because they wanted to show how Dr. Duntsch used to not be the way he is now perceived and how shocked someone who knew him personally was about this situation.

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In Dr. Death episode 2 there is an interview about Dutch's college days with his friend at the time, Chris. One of the interviews, there are multiple, Chris was talking about how Dutch was really bad at doing a set of drills and failed on his first try but Dutch would not give up, he would say "coach, let me try it again" and tried again and failed, but he did it again, and again, and again, always failing. But even then he would not give up, he garbed the coach after practice and asked him to go over the drill again. He even came to Chris for advice, asking what he doing wrong in the drill. Dutch simply would not give up. He would come to practice and do the drill and people could see the improvement they would say "ohh he could almost do the drill now". The author included this interview because they wanted us to know Dunch personality, the way he never gives up or his stubbornness/dedication, and to let the listeners view a bit into Dutch's life and how he was when he was younger.

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Chris was good friends with Jerry, they knew each other from High School and also use to play on the football team together. His other friend says they had something special. Others described Jerry as a really good friend and person. Jerry one time in High school  helped Chris out by jumping in a fight to defend Chris. When Chris was doing his residency him and Jerry would hang up everyday and got really close. "Jerry just did whatever Chris needed." Jerry use to also work for Chris so at that point Jerry was like an assistant more than a friend. Chris got offered a job in Dallas and could think about it because that would mean leaving Jerry. Jerry and Chris moved together in Dallas and would work together to help build Chris as a doctor. Jerry was a good friend and would support Chris no matter what. I think Chris wouldn't be able to last by himself without Chris.  Jerry was a really good friend to Chris. I think they included this interviewer to show Chris couldn't live without Jerry.

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The person i chose from the interview was Jennifer. Jennifer was Jerrys girlfriend. Jerry was one of Dr. Duntsch's very close friends from school. Later when he decided to be a doctor he performed a surgery on Jerry a surgery that paralyzed Jerry. Throughout this Jennifer was helping Jerry as much as she could. Jerrys mother banned Jennifer from his hospital visit list but, when he moved back Jerry's parents told her she could visit him. When she went to see him she was shocked cause he has stopped eating and was very thin. As she took care of him he started to gain weight and regain strength over the year that they lived together, Jennifer noticed he wasn't sad or depressed but angry. and soon he took it out on her and hit her with full force using his wheel chair. Jennifer says she hasn't talked to him since because of how he changed after Duntsch paralyzed him. I think they included Jennifer's interview to show how much Dr. Duntsch paralyzing a patient, his best friend effected his friends life and what Jerry became.

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The interview with Jennifer Miller, was mostly on her point of view of things, an outsiders opinion in a way. For example, we see her tell us how she recalled Jerry's failed surgery performed by Chris. She herself admitted to being blind to Chris' actions, she really thought her husband Jerry would get better somehow. He unfortunately came out permanently paralyzed. I believe she was included to give the listener an idea at how Chris affected the people he violated. He would send them down into a hole of depression and life long feeling of regret.

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In the podcast, Gimlet interviewed DJ Red Alert. In the interview DJ Red Alert was talking about how he chose Chris Lighty to be in a group called "Jungle Brothers" despite where he came from or how he act, because he saw something in him that nobody else did. The author included this interview because it shows that someone saw Chris Lighty for his talent and the things he would be able to do instead of judging him for where he was raised or how he was raised.

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The interview with Debbie Demayo, the executive producer of Harpo talked about the content that was created during the early years of the show and some of the changes that had been made to The Oprah show. Debbie interview was included by the author to show the huge difference between the show in its early years and the show in its later year. This contributes to the process Oprah went through when expanding her brand and show. This Interview also displays how trashy the Oprah show was when she first begun her rise to fame and why she decided to change the show entirely. It also gave a point of view from someone wo not only ran the show but new the true intentions and purpose of the show.

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The Person I choose was cristo .He was on Dr.Duntsch football team and was also his co worker on concert security. Cristo begins saying how he thought Christ Duntsch was an inspirational player due to his persistence and determination to improve.Later in the interview he describes Duntsch as a weirdo due to him driving to his house in order to wrestle him after being told he wasn't a good one.His determination of wanting to prove himself as being superior is reflected by Cristo interview.I think they included Cristo's interview to emphasize how self entitled Dr. Duntsch has always been.

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The interviewer is Laura Beil the host of the show, the interview im gonna pick is the one with Chris Duntsch apposed best friend Jerry. The interview started and Jerry started to talk about when they went to college. The story goes on he talks about how Christopher was a hard working person who would never quit no matter what. Then it turns into later in there life when Christopher transfered schools to many times and couldn't play football. Then it spirals and turns into Chrisopher becoming a neurosurgen and working on Jerry, then making Jerry paralyzed and could never walk or move again.

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The interview I chose was the interview with jerry. The interview was mainly about jerry, Christopher Duntsch's friend at the time, and how he had an appointment with Dr. Duntsch with spinal surgery. Near the end of the interview, it is revealed that Duntsch did a horrible job with trying to perform surgery on his friend and left jerry paralyzed in a bed for days while he built up anger and sadness. The author included this interview to show the listener how careless Dr. Duntsch became when it came to him trying to achieve his goal of becoming a famous spinal surgeon.

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The episode I listened to was Skinheads and scented candles. In the podcast, producer Ellen Rakuten was interviewed about the time when they invited a husband, wife and husband's girlfriend on the show. Oprah asked the husband a question and he said something about how his girlfriend was pregnant. This was news to the wife and everyone felt terrible for her. I think the podcast included these details to discuss how Oprah would never have something happen like that on her show ever again. She said that she would drop out of the business if that happened again. She felt terrible about hurting another human being. This was important because it shows the listener what kind of a person Oprah is personality wise. She is a very kind human being and seemed to have lost sleep over this.

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Christo Wall i think is his name. He made the best interview about Chris because of how he described him. He said he was the most determined, bright, competitive, challenger, amazing work ethic, overcomes the odds. This puts a mental picture in my head on how he is his personality and how he is overall. This also build the background of Chris and fills in many blanks. They also probably mentioned that interview too trick or persuade the reader that he does no harm and has no flaws which could ultimately be the problem of the podcast. Gives great insight on the character Chris Duntsch.

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The episode I listened to was the skin head and scented candles.  Executive producer Debbie DiMaio on taking the five-month old Oprah Winfrey Show to cover racial inequality in Forsyth County, Georgia. Basically, there was a threat going on from the clan, so the interviewer locked the door, put some furniture on the door and proceeded. She said she did not care because Oprah said we can either love or fear. I think the author included this statement because Oprah was an inspiration and just shows how fearless she was. Also, it just shows how awful the world can be, but it also shows how you perceive it.

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In "The Dropout", One of the interviews that Rebecca Jarvis has was with Kevin Hunter, a lab consultant that was hired by Walgreens. He was hired because they wanted him to give them guidance on how they would tackle the tasks without feeling at risks. The interview was basically about Hunter explaining of how he and some executives flew to a meeting for Theranos. He was explaining over how unusual things were in Theranos. Like how when Hunter went to use the restroom and someone had to keep an eye on him from not going elsewhere or how he wanted to go to the laboratory and the people at Theranos said they will check it out after lunch but then when the time came they said that it would not happen or how Hunter wanted to talk to the chief medical officer or the scientist that was working on test development but they said it would not happen for reasons. The whole meeting felt like everything that Hunter wanted to know the answers for was completely avoided due to strange circumstances.  This interview is important as it tells more over how strange things were at Theranos.

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This podcast is when Atlanta defeated Valencia in the Champion League, weeks after this match Valencia team tested all positive with the Corona Virus. The coach for Valencia was the lucky one he didn't have bad symptoms but his team had the bad symptoms. Soccer was the first sport to get affected with virus. The coach for Valencia said that when his team was in the playing in the stadium he said that the virus was like a person walking around and affecting people with the virus. The coach is still waiting to play one more time and start all over and this game on.

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The person I choose from the interviews is Cooper Bailey. Cooper Bailey was Chris Duntsch old roommate and close friend. Cooper remembers Chris as a golden boy, a guy who strives to complete his goals. When Cooper found out the media says Chris was Dr. Death he was shocked. He didn't remember his old friend Chris, he now is facing a whole new Chris. I feel like they included Cooper because he knew the old Chris. Cooper was able to show how much Chris has changed personality wise.

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