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Assertion Supported
Frasier: 41% of US Podcast Listeners Are Non-White
“Brands are missing out on this, and this is a three trillion dollar audience, and not only is it a three trillion dollar audience, but 41% of podcast listeners in the U.S. Are non-white.”
Anthony Frasier Nov 25, 2021 ▶ 3:21 How Do You Build Wakanda in Someone's Ears
Assertion Supported
Frasier: Netflix Appointed a Head of Audio and Created an Audio Division
“Netflix just announced their head of audio and they created an audio department.”
Anthony Frasier Nov 25, 2021 ▶ 5:17 How Do You Build Wakanda in Someone's Ears
Assertion Supported
Frasier: HBO Max Announced Podcast Streaming on Its Platform
“HBO Max just announced a few weeks ago that they're now allowing podcast streaming on their apps.”
Anthony Frasier Nov 25, 2021 ▶ 5:21 How Do You Build Wakanda in Someone's Ears
Assertion Supported
Frasier: Pioneer Jerry Lawson Shared a Computer Club With Steve Jobs
“It's about a engineer who was responsible for the first cartridge based video game console. And a lot of people didn't know he existed. This is black man. He's like six, five, 300 pounds. Big Afro was in the same computer club as Steve jobs and Steve Wozniak.”
Anthony Frasier Nov 25, 2021 ▶ 39:22 How Do You Build Wakanda in Someone's Ears
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