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Episode 1 - What Happened in Vegas with Penn Jillette

Piff the Magic Dragon134 views
The conversation highlights Penn's journey from street performing to Broadway and Las Vegas headliner, emphasizing the importance of artistic integrity, continuous evolution of material, and accepting the natural arc of summaryCareer Arc Acceptance: Penn Jillette believes in the 'parabola' of a career, accepting that decline is natural and necessary for a complete life cycle, citing Allan and Rossi's lounge performance as a moment where he foutakeawayImpact of External Events on Career Trajectory: The 9/11 attacks and subsequent TSA bureaucracy forced Penn and Teller to abandon touring and settle permanently in Las Vegas, inadvertently leading to their record-breakintakeaway

Eddie Murphy Tells Untold Beyoncé Story, Fears Shaq & Ranks Four Best Films | 360 With Speedy

Complex122 views
Eddie Murphy reflects on his nearly 50-year career, revealing he only auditioned once for SNL and never for a film, while discussing his favorite films like 'Coming to America' and 'The Nutty Professor' and regrets like summaryCareer Longevity: Murphy's career spans almost 50 years, starting at age 15 and continuing into his mid-60s, with a recent film 'The Pickup' on Amazon Prime Video.takeawayUnique Career Path: Murphy claims to be the only actor who never auditioned for a movie, having only auditioned once in his life for Saturday Night Live.takeaway

Caleb McLaughlin Of Stranger Things On Making Music, New Single “Neighborhood” & Working with Mario

SWAY'S UNIVERSE19 views
Caleb McLaughlin discusses his transition from acting to an independent music career, emphasizing a mindset of trust in his upbringing and avoidance of negative criticism.summaryCareer Philosophy: He avoids worrying about future career steps or pigeonholing, choosing instead to 'let god make the decision' and go with the flow rather than forcing outcomes.takeawayHandling Criticism: He ignores negative comments and naysayers regarding his music career, stating he cannot cater to people's bad thoughts and must continue doing what he loves.takeaway

Tisha Campbell Talks New Netflix Show ‘Uncoupled’ with Neil Patrick Harris & Talks 90’s Sitcoms

SWAY'S UNIVERSE15 views
Tisha Campbell discusses her 47-year acting career, highlighting the short average lifespan of an actor's career (five years) and the importance of mutual support among Black actors.summaryThe average career lifespan for most actors is only five years, which is shorter than many other professions like music or sports, making longevity a blessing that requires community support.takeawayRepresentation matters significantly; Campbell notes she was the only Black girl on TV during her early career (post-'Facts of Life'), creating a void that made her presence impactful for young viewers.takeaway

Julia Stiles Talks New Horror Movie "Orphan: First Kill" | SWAY’S UNIVERSE

SWAY'S UNIVERSE17 views
Julia Stiles discusses her 20-year career longevity, the positive shift in roles for women over 40, and the profound emotional impact of motherhood.summaryCareer Longevity vs. Industry Norms: While successful actors typically have a lifespan of only 3-5 years, Stiles has maintained a career for over 20 years, noting that roles available at age 40 are significantly more inttakeawayReframing Motherhood in Hollywood: Stiles challenges the narrative that motherhood limits an actress's career, arguing instead that it provides deeper character understanding and that the industry is evolving to offer motakeaway

Diamond D on 30 Years In The Game and New Album 'Rear View' | SWAY’S UNIVERSE

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Diamond D reflects on his 30-year career in hip-hop, emphasizing the importance of ownership, continuous evolution, and respecting cultural history.summaryEarly career success is often tied to self-investment; Diamond D notes that Fat Joe's dedication began when he started paying for his own studio sessions.takeaway“When you sit down with somebody like a diamond D and you start looking at people's careers and understanding 30 years people don't have regular jobs that long right... 30 years in this industry brother you had to be salquote

Seth Rogen: Hollywood Hiccups to Lord of The Emmys

GQ52 views
He emphasizes that comedy is a harder discipline than drama, attributes his career stability to constant work and a stable relationship, and advocates for maintaining creative agency through production companies.summaryCareer Stability Factors: Rogen attributes his lack of 'frictionless' career perception to constant work (always being two projects ahead) and a stable relationship starting in 2004, which prevented the excesses and resetakeaway“I think my relative well adjustedness has probably contributed to my success in some ways. I think I'd probably also be less well adjusted if I felt a lot of resentment towards my career.”quote

The Superstar Q+A With Young Miko | Billboard Latin Music Week 2024

Billboard45 views
The 'Overnight Success' Illusion: Karol G clarifies that while social media growth can seem sudden, her career involved years of consistent work starting around 2018-2019, with significant momentum building around 2021.takeawayTeam as Foundation: Her team (One K) formed organically from childhood friends and collaborators, providing a safe, trusted environment that was crucial during the pandemic and early career stages.takeawayCreative Process: Early in her career, she mimicked others (like learning a skateboard trick by watching videos repeatedly) before finding her unique voice and aesthetic.takeaway

1/3/22: An Interview with Kathryn Hahn | SmartLess w/ Jason Bateman, Sean Hayes, Will Arnett

SmartLess57 views
This Smartless podcast episode features a candid and humorous interview with actress Katherine LaNasa, who discusses her career trajectory from local puppet shows to Marvel's WandaVision, her experiences filming Knives OsummaryCareer Evolution: Katherine LaNasa's career demonstrates that success in acting often comes later in life; she notes that post-40 roles are often more complex and interesting than those available to younger actors, contrtakeawayEarly Career Foundations: LaNasa's acting foundation was built through early experiences in a local puppet show ('Hickory Hideout') and extensive training at the Cleveland Play House and Northwestern University, followedtakeaway

Chris Pratt on Marvel role Star-Lord, Jurassic World, the curse of being hot and funny | SmartLess

SmartLess32 views
He shares insights on maintaining humility through self-awareness, the importance of team discernment in career choices, and prioritizing personal happiness and family time over relentless ambition.summaryCareer Strategy: Pratt attributes his success to having a manager who forces him to say 'no' to projects he would otherwise accept, highlighting the value of discernment and team support in maintaining quality and balanctakeaway

Brendan Fraser | SmartLess

SmartLess31 views
Brendan Fraser discusses his career resurgence following his role in 'The Whale,' detailing the rigorous prosthetic process and his philosophy on maintaining a working actor's mindset during career lulls.summaryHe reflects on his early career breakthroughs, his Canadian heritage, and the changing landscape of the acting industry, emphasizing the importance of storytelling over technological spectacle.summaryCareer Resilience: Fraser emphasizes that he was always working as an actor, even during periods of lower notoriety, viewing his recent success as a continuation rather than a return from absence.takeaway

Adam Scott | SmartLess

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He reflects on pivotal acting advice he received early in his career, specifically the importance of restraint and authenticity over forced performance.summaryActing Technique: Early in his career, director Fred Savage advised Adam Scott to 'chill' and 'pull back' during scenes, teaching him that over-performing is exhausting for both the actor and the audience. This advice totakeawayCareer Longevity: Scott notes that he didn't truly have a stable career until a specific three-year period where 'Parks and Recreation,' 'Party Down,' and other projects converged, shifting him from auditioning to receivtakeaway

Tom Goes One-On-One With The Undertaker! | 2 Bears, 1 Cave

YMH Studios41 views
He details the physical toll of his career, including 18 surgeries and chronic pain, while emphasizing that longevity required constant reinvention and maintaining physical fitness post-retirement.summaryCareer longevity in wrestling requires constant evolution; The Undertaker maintained relevance by changing visual elements (e.g., adding purple to his attire) and move sets to prevent audience burnout.takeaway“They either want to pay money to see you kick someone's ass or they want to pay money to see you get your ass kicked. If they're indifferent towards you, you don't have a long career.”quote

deadmau5 Unmasked: From Basement Beats to Global Icon

The Stiletto Room with Dina LaPolt71 views
Deadmau5 (Joel Zimmerman) and his attorney Dina Leult discuss the origins of his career, the humorous story behind his stage name involving a dead mouse in his computer, and the strategic importance of trademark protectisummaryCareer Motivation: Zimmerman's initial drive to build/fix electronics was selfishly motivated by a desire to have his own TV to play Atari/Pong without asking permission or interrupting family time.takeawayCareer Advancement Strategy: Zimmerman created dependence on himself in his early radio job by learning new software and editing techniques faster than his boss, making himself indispensable ('they'd be back to the stonetakeaway

RIP to my POPS Bill Gluckman Hollywood Legend Ryan O’Neil

Jamie Kennedy31 views
Career Impact: Kennedy considers 'Malibu's Most Wanted' potentially more culturally significant to his career than 'Scream' or 'Romeo + Juliet' due to its lasting quotability and peak timing in his career.takeaway“He's like Al Pacino baby... Al never runs out he never runs out he just keeps going and going. He said that to me... if I never do anything else in my career getting compared to Al Pacino... was one of the top moments oquote