
In-depth interviews that may blow your mind. With Rick Rubin
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 207 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | ArtsPhilosophySociety & Culture | |||

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Echoing the thoughts of an earlier review - over 200 eps now and only 18 with women?
That’s a lot of lived experience, knowledge and a creative point of view you’re not diving into.
It’s great, but why does he not interview any women on the podcast? Bizarre…
I used to love this podcast. There were so many amazing and insightful conversations with artists from all disciplines. Now it’s gone all corporate? Not sure who the audience is anymore, but it sure ain’t women. Just CEO and tech bros. Rick is obviously free to talk to whoever he pleases, but it feels like he has lost the plot. Boring. Yawn.
This is a cool podcast, but I’m curious when we will get the privilege of hearing way more interviews, voices & stories of amazing women on the planet? I’ll come back when that is happening.
Thank you Rick Rubin, what an inspiring podcast series.
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Long-form conversations with a wide range of high-profile guests explore creativity, craft, and the bigger questions behind work and life. Episodes range from intimate artist portraits and authorial process to spiritual practice, memory techniques, and fintech leadership, all anchored by a curious, unguarded interviewer. The show often threads personal history, mentorship, and the intersection of art, technology, and culture, producing detailed narratives that illuminate how ideas mature into lasting impact. A notable strength is the ability to surface deeply human moments—whether in creative risk-taking, spiritual practice, or entrepreneurial resilience—while weaving in practical insights and stories that feel actionable for listeners in c... more
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