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Jasmine Howard on Nicknames, Corporate America and Hustler’s Spirit

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July 17, 2016

Amon welcomes Jasmine Howard to the show. They talk about nicknames, old school platforms of social media, what you can’t do in New York, the side hustle spirit, how to survive corporate America; why she might write a book, the commuter experience, and her favorite places to chill in New York.Locations Mentioned

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