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The podcast team discusses Cheryl Crow's lasting impact on pop music, highlighting her ability to create memorable anthems with heavy lyrics and her influence on female singer-songwriters.
The guest speaker recounts his experience with sleep paralysis and shares that he now sleeps in an empty house to avoid the feeling of being attacked invisibly in the night due to his condition.
Two people discuss a movie they recently watched, and share their thoughts on investing in characters and stories. The conversation ends with the suggestion that everyone has untold stories to share.
The podcast host discusses the love-hate relationship most people have with fame. Being invited to events can cause people to feel reassured or rejected, while celebrities have to constantly check where they stand in the "food chain" of status.
The speaker mentions a rule prohibiting phone usage while on the couch and talks about the power of anger and outrage, but admits to being too sensitive about it. They also mention the difficulty of competing with young people's looks.
A retrospective on the infamous music festival, Woodstock '99, exploring the debauchery and chaos that occurred over the three-day event.
The speaker talks about his experience of singing jingles for commercials early on in his career and transitions to discussing the convenience of ordering spirits, wines and beer online.
The guest speaks about their experiences working with famous performers such as the Rolling Stones and Robin Williams, and how their greatness propelled them to work harder.
The speaker reminisces about performing at a Music Cares event and the challenge of timing their performance amidst other speakers and performers.
The podcasters have a conversation about the fascination behind certain celebrity couple combinations and the intense buzz surrounding them. They share personal experiences of dating well-known people and the influence of fame in romantic relationships.
The challenges of dating in the entertainment industry, including the importance of strength and compatibility, and how successful relationships can boost one's career.
The speaker highlights the significance of being driven and working hard in a world where people want to be given things or jump ahead without putting effort. The speaker also expresses their admiration for Janet Jackson's song, "Driven."
The speaker shares anecdotes about performing at festivals and the experience of growing up with music.
The hosts discuss the musical genius of The Beatles and how their music always felt perfect and just right. They mention a insightful comment from Paul McCartney on whether he knows when he has a hit after composing a song.
The speaker praises Cheryl Crowe's music and highlights specific features such as her bassy voice, harmonies, and integration of unusual words like "mosquito" into her songs.
The speaker praises Maren Morris for her songwriting, performing, and singing skills, and mentions managing a group in the past.
Jason Isbell discusses the pressure to create a hit song for TikTok and the balance between maintaining authenticity and reaching a wider audience.
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The speaker reflects on their experience of being on a podcast and expresses regret for not doing better, while complimenting the co-host.
The speaker recounts their experience at an improv comedy night, highlighting the evolution of the crowd's movie style suggestions from explicitly named to indirect references. They appreciate podcasts for allowing their youthful appearance to translate into the audio-only format.
The Fly on the Wall podcast, presented by Cadence 13 and hosted by Dana Carvey and David Spade, discusses the origins of the Dana Babe sandwich and hints at a future episode dedicated to the sandwich.