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The speaker shares her belief that fighting with her sister is better than fighting with anyone else because they are closest to each other and can comfortably handle the discourse that comes with disagreements.
The speaker talks about their love for music despite knowing nothing about it. They also mention being colorblind and unable to identify a piece of yellow fungus in the room.
The podcast hosts discuss identifying musicality in non-traditional sources, such as Invisalign or sound effects, and the use of sound effects in comedy.
The hosts discuss the concept of adding 'Easter eggs' to songs, like hiding farts or other sounds, with the knowledge that it won't make the song a hit, but it won't make it fail either.
The speaker talks about how people handle and pass around awards, specifically Grammys, amongst each other. They discuss the significance of keeping the award clean and the fun experience of passing it around.
A discussion about personal success and finding fulfillment, including the balance between career achievements and personal satisfaction and freedom.
The process of writing songs for James Bond films involves a submit-by date and has led to well-known artists such as Adele, Sam Smith, Jack White, Alicia Keys, and Chris Cornell producing songs for the franchise.
A glimpse into the process of writing music for a James Bond film, including the importance of staying true to the Bond "milieu."
A discussion about using Hans Zimmer's movie soundtracks, specifically from Inception and Dark Knight, to create a suspenseful ambiance for a business phone call. The speaker also touches on the anxiety-ridden process of waiting for important news from higher-ups.
A music producer shares his experience of taking a risk and submitting only 50% of an orchestra piece to a well-known composer. He hopes to bring this attitude of risk-taking with him for the rest of his career.
Composer Ludwig Göransson talks about the importance of not getting in your own way when working with successful artists like Hans Zimmer and his experience making a no-budget movie using favors.
The speaker understands the decision of a friend to delay parenthood until she can commit more time to being a parent while achieving her goals. The speaker highlights the alternative focus of parenting demonstrated by the family in the documentary they watched.
A former homeschooled child actor shares her experience balancing extracurricular activities with a part-time job in acting, while also dealing with separation anxiety and sensory issues.
The speaker celebrates the power of humor in finding acceptance and one's like-minded community. He finds humor to be the most individualized and subjective aspect of life, and shares his appreciation for TikTok's humorous content.
The speaker discusses conversations with people they admire and respect, often finding common ground through collaborations or social interactions.
Hans Zimmer discusses his achievements and his hope for a future in the industry for his kids. He also shares an amusing story about his work with Phineas.