Love Malcolm Gladwell, read all his books, now hear him talk almost everyday, he connects dots in the most profound way and he's helping me lose weight, I can listen to him all day and get so engrossed I forget to eat.
Another great and insightful episode 👌 I loved the part about how Malcolm's dad goes about asking questions - an excellent example of being able to communicate clearly (for both parties - asker and responder).
So happy you got Malcom on the show!! I'm a regular JRE listener and I heard you on Joe's show. I've been pleading him (Joe) to have Malcolm on for years. He's a brilliant mind. Eager to listen.
such gems, for every hopeful writer. but forget the mechanics of how he writes. its how he forces us to re-see the world that is most genius. my dream is to shake Gladwell's hand one day.
Malcolm, you have to do a podcast on Elizabeth Frazer. You will find as many twists as your Hallelujah story. She was lovers with Jeff Buckley after she made Tim Buckleys "Song to the Siren" her own. Easily in my top 10 songs of all time. You are a master story teller and I'd like to hear your take on this. Lex
If you like Lapsang Souchong tea you should try Ceylon Souchong from Herman teas in Sri Lanka. They grow tea and cinnamon, strip the bark to sell as spice, then burn the remaining sticks to smoke the tea: shop.hermanteas.com/signature-selection/ceylon-souchong-detail (c.f. Chinese Lapsang Souchong is smoked with pine wood)
Totally agree with the two gold standards: Michael Lewis and Niall Ferguson. I would add Douglas Murray as running Niall very close these days. There is now a weekly dose of Niall available on this roundtable: www.hoover.org/goodfellows
This probably would have been interesting, but this video had the misfortune of following Tim's wonderful interviews with Scott Adams and Tony Robbins and this did not compare.
Dear Tim's Intern: Well, I'm assuming an intern is handling this channel because it is relatively low performing compared to everything Tim himself does. That being said you're probably on the brink of being fired. Here's a suggestion to save your job/internship: suggest to Tim to interview Zack De La Roche, the former lead singer of Rage Against The Machine. He's relatively washed up these days (with all due respect) thus very approachable for an interview, while being wiser than he was when he was in the spotlight. You're welcome.
Love Malcolm Gladwell, read all his books, now hear him talk almost everyday, he connects dots in the most profound way and he's helping me lose weight, I can listen to him all day and get so engrossed I forget to eat.
04:30 start of show
06:54 welcome malcolm :)
thanks again tim!
I love Malcolm Gladwell.
Another great and insightful episode 👌 I loved the part about how Malcolm's dad goes about asking questions - an excellent example of being able to communicate clearly (for both parties - asker and responder).
So happy you got Malcom on the show!! I'm a regular JRE listener and I heard you on Joe's show. I've been pleading him (Joe) to have Malcolm on for years. He's a brilliant mind. Eager to listen.
Would be a great podcast!
Oh wow Malcolm Gladwell, I'm going to enjoy this :) also would love to see Robert Greene
such gems, for every hopeful writer. but forget the mechanics of how he writes. its how he forces us to re-see the world that is most genius. my dream is to shake Gladwell's hand one day.
When Tim Ferriss asked Malcolm Gladwell what advice he would give his 30-year-old self, Gladwell's response was immediate, and quite simple (01:26:39)
Really good stuff Tim
Malcolm, you have to do a podcast on Elizabeth Frazer. You will find as many twists as your Hallelujah story. She was lovers with Jeff Buckley after she made Tim Buckleys "Song to the Siren" her own. Easily in my top 10 songs of all time. You are a master story teller and I'd like to hear your take on this. Lex
Most favorite author saying second favorite is his gold standard. I'm dead.
LOL,you interviewed him. I read his 2 books
this is great!
Couldn't make it through the ads at the start.
Trap Nerd™ first tim ferris show? i love learning how tim talks. ad or not. #constantlearner
So you just.....gave up, left a comment, and left?
If only there was some way to skip ahead or move forward in a fast manner
could you please interview alain de botton and gabor gabe again .
Outliers! 10,000hrs
Malcon said "Galen Rupp is a beautiful runner " because he kind of looks like him...
ya, he's beautiful , Galen I mean..
If you like Lapsang Souchong tea
you should try Ceylon Souchong
from Herman teas in Sri Lanka.
They grow tea and cinnamon,
strip the bark to sell as spice,
then burn the remaining sticks to smoke the tea:
shop.hermanteas.com/signature-selection/ceylon-souchong-detail
(c.f. Chinese Lapsang Souchong is smoked with pine wood)
Is it just me, or does Tim Ferriss' voice sound just like Corey Taylor?
Totally agree with the two gold standards: Michael Lewis and Niall Ferguson.
I would add Douglas Murray as running Niall very close these days.
There is now a weekly dose of Niall available on this roundtable:
www.hoover.org/goodfellows
which author did Malcolm as a good story teller?
Has Malcolm stopped making podcasts? Nothing in "Revisionist History" since "the Satire Paradox".
yeah, I agree with Malcon about choosing college ...Ferriss is such snob ...
This probably would have been interesting, but this video had the misfortune of following Tim's wonderful interviews with Scott Adams and Tony Robbins and this did not compare.
This format of video is not great. It would would be awesome to watch the interview like the Joe Rogan experience.
Agreed but if you listen while driving, JRE destroys your data.
Dear Tim's Intern: Well, I'm assuming an intern is handling this channel because it is relatively low performing compared to everything Tim himself does. That being said you're probably on the brink of being fired. Here's a suggestion to save your job/internship: suggest to Tim to interview Zack De La Roche, the former lead singer of Rage Against The Machine. He's relatively washed up these days (with all due respect) thus very approachable for an interview, while being wiser than he was when he was in the spotlight. You're welcome.
UA-cam isn't the best interface to listen to PodCasts on...