
In-depth interviews that may blow your mind. With Rick Rubin
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 197 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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We thought you used to stand for something. Shilling for gambling websites, that just beneath you.
wild that Rick Rubin only knows like 20 creative women.
the episode gender divide really closely resemble statistics of C-suite gender disparities.
it is cool that he interviews such a broad swath of people in terms of avenues of creative expression. it is interesting to interview people with major controversies attached to them
but this show is not the vision of an investigative journalist so dont expect push back.
it is as floaty and fluffy as this Pisces man and his beard.
Rick Rubin happily advertises, endorses and provides a platform to the most heinously anti-human and repulsive tech elites responsible for the metastatic Ai/LLMs that pose a threat to humans of unfathomable magnitude. Yes, he endorses this dystopian cyberhive which threatens to erode the intellectual and creative faculties of anyone who uses it, but also threatens the core of the collective human creative spirit. It threatens our very existence enitirely. He wrote " thecreative act", which i lov... more
A complete puff piece. If 10 was a difficult question and 1 was an easy question, the hardest question was a 1.0003.
I have a lot of respect for him but it was basically a PR interview for his new launch.
Didn’t cover questions about his conflict of interest (buying names and selling the names to WeWork… having we work lease properties he owns personally)… his other investments that had nothing to do with WeWork… there are many many questions I could’ve been asked… Zero were…
From time to time I learn a lot from this podcast, but not like I had from this almost 3 hr long episode about creativity and innovation.
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