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In this podcast episode, the hosts discuss various greetings and goodbyes in different languages, including Spanish and its variations "hola," "hasta la vista," "hasta luego," and "adios."
The speaker addresses the usefulness of learning different languages and using proper accent and pronunciation in today's world, as well as sharing a casual story about inviting Paul McCartney to an event.
After a Zoom call, Paul expresses concern about a guest who seemed dodgy but entertaining, sharing songs and jokes and even offering drinks.
The hosts talk about their experiences with Paul McCartney and discuss the art of interviewing guests on a podcast.
The hosts of the SNL-themed podcast "Late Night with Seth Meyers" discuss Lorne Michaels' impact on the show and their personal relationships with him.
Paul Simon talks about how the time has passed with his performances and how it has touched the lives of so many people. He also discusses his theory about nervousness while performing live.
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Paul McCartney talks about the importance of a good bassline in a song and how it enhances the melody. He also mentions how the simplicity of the bassline in "Love Me Do" was necessary for the song.
The speaker and someone else met someone who was voted the most handsome man of the 20th century. They heard old-fashioned kind of music or novelty songs in Liverpool.
Paul McCartney has reservations about Peter Jackson's updated version of The Beatles' Let It Be movie due to the original being associated with the breakup of the band. However, he finds it "magical", and is excited to see the final product.
The importance of bringing tools for outdoor activities discussed in this podcast episode, especially when there is a need for it during unexpected scenarios.
Paul McCartney shares his experience of writing songs with John Lennon and how they worked together creatively. He discusses their mutual understanding and gives specific examples of their collaborative process.
This snippet discusses the humor between John Lennon and Paul McCartney and their interactions during the production of If I Fell.
The hosts explore the difficulty in determining when an arrangement is complete and the art of layering and change ups in songs such as "A Day in the Life" and "Admiral Halsey".
The Beatles' members talk about how they knew they didn't want to repeat themselves creatively and how their work on medleys contributed to their success.
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Paul McCartney discusses his recent creative upswing and shares his thoughts on the surprise of still being into making music after all these years.
The hosts discuss the challenges of being an interviewer while talking over each other and not cutting off guests. They admit to trying to not talk over each other but get excited and struggle to avoid long pauses.