To be human is to fail – period. And not just to fail once, but to fail a lot. As the author Samuel Beckett said: “Fail again. Fail better.” This saying means a lot to me and my family – so much so that my daughter got a tattoo of it. Why are we, and so many others, so deeply concerned by failure? And if it’s something we all do so often, why are we so afraid of it – especially those of us here in... more
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I really enjoy episodes when your enjoying / challenging yourself. Conversations with philosophers, writers, or other unconventionial guests really seem to make you light up. By all means, Please keep bringing in people that you have worked with or have special meaning in your life, but I just had to mention how great it is to hear you really push on something or someone your interesting in. Dream Guests Jane Goodall, Other Writers that you love, or regular people that you find interesti... more
A fantastic series and I enjoy the easy flow of conversation; I particularly am attracted to how eloquent and articulate the opinions are expressed and explored. This specific episode however was highly anticipated but I’d have to say I was mildly disappointed. In comparison to the series, there was a bit of a wall with Anderson- alright, you don’t want to go there or go too deep, fine…but why then come onto the show if the bulk of it ended up being mostly a promotion for her products? I think i... more
I already have a crush you, David. I really didn’t need “David Duchovny Why Don’t You Love Me?” stuck in my head.
Aside from that, love the show, particularly your monotone voice.
Each time I listen to this podcast, I come away having learned something powerful from each of the guests. Duchovny is more than just a talented actor and writer, he’s clearly a deep thinker and his recent guests prove that. After the first few episodes being celebrity-centric, I never expected to hear such enlightening convos with Gabor Mate, Mary Trump, Jack Halberstam, and Dr. Vivek Murthy. Duchovny asks thoughtful questions and is becoming a better podcast interviewer with each episode. I’m ... more
Wonderful, inspiring conversations. One of the two „celebrity podcasts“ that I regularly listen to. Conan O‘Brien would be a great guest on this podcast:)
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A prominent theme revolves around exploring the nuances of failure and personal growth through candid conversations. Engaging with a diverse range of guests, the discussions often highlight the transformative power of failure, where influential voices from various industries share their journeys, the challenges they faced, and how those experiences shaped their identities and careers. Additionally, the conversations tend to weave in humor and humanity, fostering an atmosphere where guests can connect on deeper levels, reflecting on the lessons learned from setbacks alongside their journeys to success. This approach not only normalizes failure as a part of the human experience, but also emphasizes the importance of authenticity, resilience, ... more
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Recent guests on Fail Better include:
1. Steve Lukather
2. Graydon Carter
3. Bree Sharp
4. Don DeLego
5. Jaleel White
6. Judy Blume
7. Peter Singer
8. Kenya Barris
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