Chapter
Surviving Press Junkets
10:47 - 17:11 (06:23)
The interview and press junkie process can be one of the worst and leave you feeling like you hate yourself, as discussed by a guest. However, some individuals, like the host, purposely try to bomb in these situations and view it as a challenge.
Clips
In this clip, Jonah Hill talks about the grueling process of interviews and how he hates every word he says during the junket process, while sharing his experience of being interviewed for a film festival and hearing actors talk about their process.
10:47 - 12:52 (02:05)
Summary
In this clip, Jonah Hill talks about the grueling process of interviews and how he hates every word he says during the junket process, while sharing his experience of being interviewed for a film festival and hearing actors talk about their process.
ChapterSurviving Press Junkets
Episode"Joaquin Phoenix"
PodcastSmartLess
The speaker shares how he deals with the feeling of humiliation in public speaking by rushing into it and embracing the uncomfortable feeling.
12:52 - 15:01 (02:09)
Summary
The speaker shares how he deals with the feeling of humiliation in public speaking by rushing into it and embracing the uncomfortable feeling.
ChapterSurviving Press Junkets
Episode"Joaquin Phoenix"
PodcastSmartLess
Joaquin Phoenix discusses his approach to acting and expresses his annoyance with journalists who ask unthoughtful questions, such as how he lost weight for his role in the movie "Joker".
15:01 - 15:32 (00:31)
Summary
Joaquin Phoenix discusses his approach to acting and expresses his annoyance with journalists who ask unthoughtful questions, such as how he lost weight for his role in the movie "Joker".
ChapterSurviving Press Junkets
Episode"Joaquin Phoenix"
PodcastSmartLess
The speaker reminisces about his childhood memories and how his family always lived in houses that were near government lands so that they could entertain themselves without electronic devices.
15:32 - 17:11 (01:38)
Summary
The speaker reminisces about his childhood memories and how his family always lived in houses that were near government lands so that they could entertain themselves without electronic devices.