My friend Joseph Faison IV is a musician and songwriter from Nashville, Tennessee. He talks about his experiences living overseas, including time in Berlin, Greece, and a small village in Greece. During his time in Turkey, he faced difficulties obtaining the necessary documentation, leading to his departure for 90 days. He reflects on how he felt like bad luck was chasing him around, despite his desire to live a more carefree lifestyle. Faison also talks about his experiences playing guitar with a group of musicians he met while living in a diesel/biodiesel bus, including two brothers he grew up with in Nashville.
Key Moments
00:00:00 Intro
00:05:00 New Orleans, grimy and dangerous
00:10:00 homeless community and the underground movement
00:15:00 the streets of Cape Town, South Africa
00:20:00 cultural movements and civilizations
00:25:00 rubber tramping
00:30:00 earning a wealth beyond a certain limit
00:35:00 commodity trading
00:40:00 gold as a currency
00:45:00 Los Angeles to New Orleans
00:50:00 train ride with a smartphone
00:55:00 kindness and generosity
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