Chapter 54: White-Collar, Black Belt: Ownership or Donorship? (Signing your white-collar contract in invisible ink, not blood)

Podience, you're patient, not impatient, selfless not selfish, you have character, you are not merely a character. I have been broadcasting/podcasting, but I took a modest, momentary step away from WC-BB to focus on Whiskey Wednesdays with WBM, Darker Mile-Marker and the bold, bombastic roll out of Slick Flick Pick, which I just released fifteen episodes of. What are you worth, dearest Podience? You are worth polls and questions that I've have generated for each episode, going all the way back to the origin of Chemohawk Sessions, you are worth well-articulated introductions for each book in my Chemohawk Session's library, and, naturally, all of the relevant research and due, almost undo, diligence I place on the sanctity of the accurate and unadulterated nature of Chemohawk Sessions. Today's episode will be as special as it is a throwback, of sorts. As this is the 54th episode, you will likely need to dip into your long-term, not short-term, memory to make the connection, but back in episode: Chapter 8: White-Collar, Black Belt: Dollar Signs Between the Lines (How to determine and declare your white-collar worth), I spoke on many things, I quoted the Joker: "if you are good at something, never do it for free," but one ancillary thought I expounded upon, in that episode, spoke to the idea of ownership, co-ownership and rentership. Did I know that it would catch on and propagate with wildfire fury? No, I did not. But both WBK and my non-bio bro C-Drew explained to me in time since, how much of a hydrogen bomb explosion impression it made to them. It is only fitting and proper that I devote a detailed follow up to that very concept: the concept of accepting only your share of the acclaim and the rebuke of your respective achievements and f-ups. No more, no less. No cartilage, no bone, but only flesh-- straight out of Shakespeare's Merchant of Venice. Welcome you poignant Podience to: Chapter 54: White-Collar, Black Belt: Ownership or Donorship? (Signing your white-collar contract in invisible ink, not blood) **I am now on multiple platforms: I'm easier to find than cankles on a runway model, a zit on the nose of a Kardashian, a social exchange that exhibits no politics nor is driven by a fractionated, dogmatic platform slash agenda! I am on Spotify, I heart Radio, Stitcher, Amazon Music, Apple Podcasts, Anchor, Audible… the list continues. ** Unwind, with me, and take ownership of that unreasonable daily fstars grind. -Falsetto P.S. (Procrastinated Statement) *Intro/outro song, Island Dream, courtesy of the artist, Chris Haugen.