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Brandon Danger Interview

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Shannon Larratt

This week on The Modified World, JC talks to Brandon Danger about the organic body jewelry he makes at his company Bishop Organics. Brandon got his start in body modification on BME, so I hope this will be especially interesting to those who’ve known him since the very beginning.

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2 responses to “Brandon Danger Interview”

  1. Adrian X Avatar
    Adrian X

    Go Danger!
    Love the guy soooo much, but damn, was that a boring interview!

  2. Josie Avatar
    Josie

    I love knowing how people get started in their different professions, and Brandon’s story is inspiring. I’ve heard JC talk a little about his beginnings, as well, and know that he’s no stranger to struggle either. If you want it bad enough, and you have the passion for it, you’ll find a way to make it work. Much respect for both chaps!!

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