Chapter
Finding Sobriety and Connection in Homelessness
16:10 - 21:36 (05:26)
The speaker found it disrespectful to connect with homeless people while not having all his faculties together. Meeting sober and clean individuals on the streets was like "free therapy" and helped him find commonality with those experiencing homelessness.
Clips
A group of actors prepared mentally for their roles as drug addicts in a movie by striving to be sober themselves, respectfully acknowledging the struggles of former addicts.
16:10 - 18:13 (02:02)
Summary
A group of actors prepared mentally for their roles as drug addicts in a movie by striving to be sober themselves, respectfully acknowledging the struggles of former addicts.
ChapterFinding Sobriety and Connection in Homelessness
Episode“Ewan McGregor”
PodcastSmartLess
Even the Rich is a Wondery podcast that explores the turbulent lives of the world's elite, with seasons dedicated to Lucille Ball and Madonna.
18:13 - 20:21 (02:08)
Summary
Even the Rich is a Wondery podcast that explores the turbulent lives of the world's elite, with seasons dedicated to Lucille Ball and Madonna. Hear stories of their rise to fame, dating nightmares, and more.
ChapterFinding Sobriety and Connection in Homelessness
Episode“Ewan McGregor”
PodcastSmartLess
Ewan McGregor discusses his recent experience filming Obi-Wan, revealing his joy at working with James Earl Jones again.
20:24 - 21:23 (00:59)
Summary
Ewan McGregor discusses his recent experience filming Obi-Wan, revealing his joy at working with James Earl Jones again. He also touches on the critical response to the Star Wars prequels and contrasts the critics' reactions to the universal appreciation of the films by fans.
ChapterFinding Sobriety and Connection in Homelessness
Episode“Ewan McGregor”
PodcastSmartLess
The relevance of movie rating websites like Rotten Tomatoes has receded with the increased significance of social media, where people's opinions dictate what to watch next.
21:23 - 21:36 (00:12)
Summary
The relevance of movie rating websites like Rotten Tomatoes has receded with the increased significance of social media, where people's opinions dictate what to watch next.