Death Row Records
Michael "Harry-O" Harris is a serial entrepreneur who started 11 businesses by age 26 and founded Death Row Records while imprisoned. The episode covers his entrepreneurial journey, involvement in various business ventures, and his perspective on managing creatives and building culture-changing companies.
Michael Harris started Death Row Records while imprisoned as a business venture to build a record company and manage creative talent.
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