Everyone has a story about failure; even successful people. Listen to frank discussions with artists, executives, entrepreneurs, actors, entertainers, and more, about failures of all sorts and how they turned their failures into successes. AOF provides helpful advice for young people (99 and under) on how to find art in our “failures.” Guests include: William Wegman; Adam Liptak, Kevin Allison (RI... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 22 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Category | Society & Culture |
Our guest is Don Wildman, the host of many popular shows on the Travel Channel, he is the current host and narrator of Mysteries at the Museum, Beyond the Unknown, Dark Tales with Don Wildman, and Buried Worlds with Don Wildman on the Travel Channel.... more
Get a peek into the viral sensation, the Museum of Failure. The museum is a collection of over 100 failed products and services from around the world, items like Colgate Lasagna. What can we learn from these products? The museum's founder Dr. Samuel ... more
When Kwame Onwuachi was 26 he had already experienced more career highs and lows than chefs twice his age. He worked in the top restaurants, competed on the TV series, “Top Chef,” and opened his own restaurant—The Shaw Bijou when he was 25. The rest... more
When Brian Scudamore was 19 years old he was in a McDonalds parking lot trying to figure out how to pay for college. He saw a dirty pick-up truck advertising a junk removal service. Realizing that he could pay for college by hauling junk, Brian inves... more
Why you should always check the fine print before checking out...
We spoke to Carlos Dengler, an actor, writer, musician and a former member of the band Interpol, which was founded in 1997. Interpol is a post punk revival band that has produced several critically acclaimed albums.
Carlos left the band in 2010 and... more
Steve was at a casting call when a friend and agent begged him to audition for another commercial. She said it was a national campaign, he'd make a ton of money...it was an ad for Viagra.
"At Penn, people are so successful in high school and aren’t used to experiencing failure or bouncing back from it,” said Olivia O'Dwyer in a recent article about the Anti-Resume Project. The project’s goal is to normalize failure and promote the ide... more
Everybody loves some good Schadenfreude. 🤷♀️
I love the show, the production quality and finding out the cool back stories of these famous people. It’s always a surprise to learn that people like Williams Wegman or Kevin Allison ( RISK) has experienced failure. I especially liked the Michael Finkel episode and ended up buying his book.
Truly a topic we need to be having more as people. Highly recommend!
With wit and insight, Steve Friedman coaxes his guests to reveal their vulnerable moments and perceived failures. He also shares some of his own.
I found the very human reflections on fear, shame and imposter syndrome especially helpful. Lots of fun banter as well!
Or is it Simple, yet..smart? I love this podcast because it has a both a down-to-earth vibe and high-caliber guests. It is a great combination. It makes you think and it makes you want to keep creating despite (or inspite) of failures. Thank you!
Steve’s interview with Christina Sass was inspiring and just captivating- I can’t wait for the next one!
Keep these podcasts coming!!!!!! It is a lesson we can all learn from and Steve's insightful and humorous questions shed light on the importance of failure, how we learn from failing, and how every successful person has their own version of this same theme. More, please. MORE!
Looking forward to more episodes coming out. I think this is a message that we all need a reminder about in life, especially younger people. Love Steve!
This is the type of content the world needs. It somehow blends authenticity, optimism and pragmatism. I’m biased but I love it :)
I strongly suggest that everyone listen to Art of Failure, Steven Friedman’s interview podcast! He interviews very successful and insightful people about their strengths and failures and how failure motivated them to become stronger and better human beings. These are interviews that all of us can learn from. I’ve enjoyed the first two and look forward to many more!
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