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Learning How to Learn with Joe Rogan
22:49 - 30:16 (07:26)
Joe Rogan shares how he has been able to quickly learn different interests and skip the line, using techniques he's picked up from his podcast. He created an entire format for a late night TV show in the subway, interviewing people and musicians, while poor Jay struggled to drown out the sound of the wheels on metal.
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The guest speaker has been able to "skip the line" and pick up different interests quickly by learning quickly, combining his interests and asking experts for advice.
22:49 - 26:14 (03:25)
Summary
The guest speaker has been able to "skip the line" and pick up different interests quickly by learning quickly, combining his interests and asking experts for advice. He talks about how he used this strategy in comedy and standup.
ChapterLearning How to Learn with Joe Rogan
Episode#138 - James Altucher - Treat Your Life As An Experiment
PodcastModern Wisdom
Comedian and author James Altucher shares how doing uncomfortable experiments, such as creating a late night talk show in a subway, can help improve skills and provide rich material for storytelling.
26:14 - 27:35 (01:20)
Summary
Comedian and author James Altucher shares how doing uncomfortable experiments, such as creating a late night talk show in a subway, can help improve skills and provide rich material for storytelling.
ChapterLearning How to Learn with Joe Rogan
Episode#138 - James Altucher - Treat Your Life As An Experiment
PodcastModern Wisdom
The challenges of recording clear audio in a noisy environment, like a subway, can create headaches for sound engineers.
27:37 - 30:16 (02:38)
Summary
The challenges of recording clear audio in a noisy environment, like a subway, can create headaches for sound engineers. James introduces a new 15-minute story format for his podcast that will require capturing clear audio in difficult environments.