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Jason Bateman, Will Arnett and Sean Hayes host the Smartless podcast where they invite guests and chat about various topics. The podcast is known for its casual and humorous style of conversation.
A famous athlete shares his unconventional gym habit of doing a headstand to humble and surprise big muscular guys in the gym.
The speaker discussed with Stephen Colbert their approach to fame and how they think it's important to separate their public persona from their true self to maintain their sanity.
Host Chris Heath asks Paul McCartney if he measures his life based on album releases and concerts and how this makes the past feel close. They also discuss the human quality of connection and McCartney's love of people.
The host prompts a discussion on whether one's mental and emotional state can have an impact on a person's ability to appreciate success. The guest shares his perspective on how having a clear headspace can allow one to better handle the complexities that come with fame and money.
The host discusses with guests if they still have the passion for creating timeless songs and if they continue to be inspired to write music.
Paul McCartney discusses the great and not-so-great moments during his time in the Beatles, including the pressure to perform and the constant impersonations of himself.
The podcast discusses old interviews with The Beatles where they talked about their hometown of Liverpool and how it influenced their music.
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The hosts discuss the joys and challenges of grandparenting, including the struggles of being a parent while also allowing their children to parent their own kids. They also touch on the rewards of seeing one's offspring take on the role of a parent and the unique bond between grandparents and their grandkids.
Paul McCartney talks about The Beatles' time in Hamburg and the band's influence on Germany.
The speaker demonstrates their hyper-awareness of tempo, phrasing, and time signatures in music in a somewhat ironic way while analyzing some of music's iconic melodies.
The speaker shares some tips on learning to play the piano, including comparing it to riding a big puppy and how songs have different sections similar to Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen.
The speaker discusses their first experience with The Beatles and how it's difficult for them to choose their favorite song that they've written. They also mention their nearby studio.
The hosts reflect on their interview with Paul McCartney, discussing how he's put on a pedestal by everyone and the joy of having the opportunity to talk to him, ask questions, and receive thoughtful answers.
The speaker admires Paul Rieckhoff's humility and his ability to spend his time being 'just Paul,' which he credits to appreciating his accomplishments to the fullest. The speaker questions whether this attribute can be used as a virtue to becoming a normal person.