Host Lenny Vaughn explores how MP3, Napster, iTunes, and Spotify transformed music from precious commodity into ambient noise. From Shawn Fanning's 1999 dorm-room invention to streaming's fractional-cent payouts, this episode examines what we lost when songs became data points instead of events.
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