Rick just casually drops the meaning of life "Being human is enjoying what you enjoy and sharing what you see."

"I think when you really listen to someone they act differently and I think most people are not used to being heard" - Rick Rubin spitting truth

@SoyBrig

11 ай бұрын

Such a great insight!

@drawingmomentum

9 ай бұрын

I've always enjoyed doing this with elderly and little kids. I think it surprises them that I'm totally present within the conversation with intent, curiosity and attention. ❤ it's the best way to show and be love.

@nubiemoonsoriginal

8 ай бұрын

100% agree!

@quantumpotential7639

8 ай бұрын

Oh wow, this is great. I really like this. It struck a chord in me. I love ❤️ it actually. Can you say it again please, this time a slightly different way so that I can be further enriched by your insight on a matter that matters more than most. It's important. It's an important chord you struck in me. Pluck it again, this time in the key of .. oh i don't know, C. Oh boy, I can't wait to see it, to hear and feel it vibrate the frequency of silence into nothing but pure quantum potential. I think you found the key to the inner universe of our humanity. Sing it again, let the angels rejoice. 😇

@juliewackerschultz7023

7 ай бұрын

So true!!!!!

I’ve noticed in all of Rick’s interviews his listening (*active listening*) is so much deeper than the interviewers and I have to wonder what that is like for him. I hope he has people in his life who listen as deeply to him as he does to others.

@fourtwentythree

Жыл бұрын

So much deeper ? 🤔 I maybe haven’t heard enough of his interviews 🤷🏻‍♀️ I like what he has to say so I shall Edit: just listened to part of him and gladwell and Rubin asks questions I guess cause he is constantly learning and just gives himself opportunities to listen 🤷‍♂️

@gaelsenter4751

Жыл бұрын

You caught that too?

@lucyweilbel6681

Жыл бұрын

Not a lot of people are aware of this new market, only a handful know how it works, I was fortunate to reach out to Ms. Gardner the beginning of the year, she put me through the basics as a mentor would do, I learnt and earned massively from trading at the comfort of my home.

@VishwasKini

Жыл бұрын

everyone has their sangha. even if its just one person

@kellystorm6760

Жыл бұрын

How beautiful.thanks

I Grew up with Rick, I fact he was my closest friend for a few years, we slept over each others houses when we were kids learning magic. we formed a magic clube in Long Beach and did a show in High School together.. .he lived in Lido Beach actually, I'm from Long Beach...I live in LA now and would love to get a message to him... , Last time I saw him was at his Bar Mitzvah in Upstate NY. My name is Gene Silberman..

53:43 David Lynch says the same thing! You don't create the idea, you catch the idea. Just like you don't create the fish. You catch the fish. Its absolutely true. When I write music it feels as if I'm hearing my ideas on a radio from another dimension.

@monicasmadhouse9278

8 ай бұрын

channeling the morphogenetic field🎉🎉😊

@SpaceDolphinPosadist

8 ай бұрын

Definitely channeling and we all are upgrading fast

@missjenn3963

4 күн бұрын

That's a really interesting comment. About hearing your ideas on a radio from another dimension 🤔

"What do I find beautiful today that I didn't notice yesterday?" I love that.

Rick Rubin is exactly what I needed at this point in my life and journey. I suspect he is what the world needs right now. Welcome to all those who absolutely resonate with and are inspired by Rick. He is a great place for our heads to spend some time with.

"Awareness needs constant refreshing". Simply said. So true!

I loved this deep, interesting, and enjoyable interview. I am a very sensitive person and have been criticized by family; however, as an adult I have learned to embrace that aspect of my being and it makes me who I am. ❤ I love deeply❣

When Rick said he had trouble finishing projects due to seeing the additional possibilities in trying other ways of creating/finishing a project. Omg! That made me feel so comforted because I too struggle to finish certain projects due to this same way of thinking and felt like something was wrong with my creative process🙏✨🖤.

@joeferris5086

Жыл бұрын

For years I was a perfectionist to the point that I never finished anything. There's a fine line between making something the best it can be and being a perfectionist. And the game is to ride that line as closely as you can.

@hermestrismegistus3417

Жыл бұрын

Option paralysis. It helps to just commit fully to the things that strike you

@bulletsofinsight

8 ай бұрын

Maybe you'd be better suited helping other artists with expanding the projects, just like Rick. Just like Rubin he does not really make his own records, but his job is more to be a sounding board / creative coach

@charlievk2353

4 ай бұрын

I like what you are saying. My creative mind has been stuck on a loop of new possibilities for months now which has proved very negative as I thought there was something wring with me. I just got excited all the time and constantly changing the goal posts. Im going to follow his guidance and I have just ordered his book

Rick, reading your book, was realizing we are not alone. It's difficult to explain that our thoughts are not our own and never have been. Synchronicity is a hell of a drug. True, without falsehood, and certain. A fellow only child;)

@dinomiles7999

4 ай бұрын

How has it affected you perception of your existence ?

Magic conversation ✨️ Thank you both with the deepest appreciation and admiration for your appreciation to artistry.

@itsallforlove

Жыл бұрын

❤agree

This might be my favorite Rick interview 🙏✨

@Rizzlyricist

9 ай бұрын

Soak it up 🦉😊

Yeah, the expression as the artist but also as the listener - music entrains our minds and hearts to the beat. It's hypnotic.

What a wise man!! Thank you for this conversation.

Every moment listening to the conversation was truly magical! Thank you. 👌

Rick is such a genuine dude that the artists he works with try to compete.

@ShinyFlakesShinyFlakes

9 ай бұрын

Not really. He actually gets paid tons of money and hardly even shows up to the studio. He’s outgrown himself at this point

He may easily be the most humble person I’ve ever listened to.

The inability to judge and access is lack of experience, especially in the art of critique. Love Rick’s response to this - write a lot. In time look at it like a reader. It’s dumbfounding to me how often Rick offers very clear & accurate advise to the people who interview him and it’s not even heard or absorbed by them in the moment. It’s obvious Rick’s had extensive therapy. It’s almost as though he has studied therapeutic rapport and all of the elements of active listening and presence.

The next book I get is going to be Rick’s book. He’s an interesting person. He’s cool because he shares. He seems unconventional on one hand and the other he’s a total genius, a wizard, I can’t believe how many different artists he worked with. He made me laugh because in another interview he was basically like I don’t use whatever piece of equipment he was describing, maybe it was some kind of sound board, I could be wrong but it’s along those lines, I laughed out loud because Rick is next level. The more I hear him talk he’s just a decent person. Raw honesty. I respect that. Great outlook on life. Starting Def Jam. That’s wild. Peace

@ShinyFlakesShinyFlakes

9 ай бұрын

Don’t waste your time, it’s just a bunch of new age nonsense.

@PNGMadeIt

8 ай бұрын

@@ShinyFlakesShinyFlakes thats literally why i clicked on this video. Learnt so much about rubin 10 years ago at music college, 2 years after leaving college i started looking into the occult,, new age woo woo, bill cooper mystery babylon etc. This shit is really everywhere now. And everyone who's someone seems to be talking about it. Reality is getting super odd.

In bed 10.53pm and winding down from a busy day listening to this is amazing conversation, thank you!

I love his thinking - super inspiring, welcoming and nurturing.

Such a deep and profound conversation, magical, humble, loving! Very grateful for the recommended Richard Rudd book, it's a treasure, as far as I can tell - every one of his works.

I first saw Public Enemy in 1989 at Soldiers and Sailors Memorial Hall with Queen Latifah and Biz Markie (amongst others) what a beautiful energy they had - I had no idea Rick Rubin was involved - mad respect for the music and the process ❤

So excited to hear this! RR’s energy is pure and the only words that come to mind are cosmic creativity. I loved Revival, those who didn’t most likely will when they raise their consciousness.💚💐🌞

I could listen to Rick talk all day!! He is so open minded and truly recognizes the most beautiful things in life in so many forms that it's presented to him.

Masterpiece! Kudos for both of you and the whole team.

So blessed to hear this.. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. 🙏

Saw Rick on Huberman and it was my favorite episode of that show ever! Listening to him again here convinced me to finally purchase the book! Thanks to both of you

@dinomiles7999

4 ай бұрын

How has it changed your existence?

I'm gonna have to start adding ocean waves ambience to all podcasts I listen to going forward. that was nice

Love how he mentions how not acting somewhere else it arises. I've seen it many times especially in music. My ex was a Nashville musician.....now he's gone its my turn to let the vibe flow.

absolutely in love with this vibe❤ admiration for the interlocutors

great player, great starter, im exhaugstive in what is possible, im not a great finisher. and the open phases of planting and experimenting and coding i love this

This is the kind of conversation I have with myself

Anything is possible. I wanna link up Rick and create a timeless album.

16:35 is one of the best drops ever. Great interview.

She keeps changing the subject. Every time he starts going deeper, she takes the whole thing right back to the surface. She keeps it in her own comfort zone. Regardless, I’ve got to say the overall interview was really helpful for where I’m at right now and I appreciate it.

When documenting a conversation with someone as brilliant and articulate as Rick Rubin, get him going and then step out of the way. Dont just start talking too. Let the brilliant mind of the two of you speak. This is a trap many interviewers fall into, trying to show how they “get it” too much and too often, and with questions so long that the listener begins wishing Rick was still talking. Its unfortunate for this being as good of a document as it might have been. The questions really do get long and rambling pretty often. The “conversation” part is in being a great listener for where to follow the flow next, not just in talking also. I do mean this to be helpful, from a listener perspective. Sometimes this interview is excellent…. But clearly those times will be when Rick Rubin is sharing his insights.

@artandculture5262

Жыл бұрын

She is linear and not an artist.

@owenwswain

11 ай бұрын

Great interview. Couldn't disagree more. Tippet's method is highly intuative and conversational and many of the questions she asks lead to Ruben offering more than just the typical talking points many interviewers go for. The very final question is a wonderful example. Two thoughtful humans sharing thoughtfully about humanity. Well done to both.

I have been VVatching (since the '80's..). I trust this Guy. Love, from Portland, Oregon.

Shoutout to the technology that trimmed out Rick Rubin's head from the photo background lol

Words that come as descriptors: deep, hopeful, brilliant, emotionally intelligent, engaging, sensitive, thoughtful, deep processing, creative, heart centered, fun, inspiring, gratitude. 🙏🏼💕 (Edited to add this plainly: thank you for this podcast. I loved it and am grateful it exist.)

Thank you for this interview with Rick - I have his book, which is fabulous, and I love his energy and influence on the world.

@dinomiles7999

4 ай бұрын

Tell me more , how did he influence your life ?

Absolutely wonderful interview, thank you :)

Wow,, how deeply moved I am by these emotions arising as I really listen and arising moves again into these tears feeling the pressure releasing through these very personal pinpoints that opened up helping me so much clearing my inner world from this clutter almost an acupuncture energetically . Every segment was a gift & the beautifully articulated questions were spoken with such reverence and love Brilliance and simplicity and the flow and connection really brought this playful wisdom and excitement and the significant words , brought to life expressions that were so happy to pop up with pleasure to be seen and heard in the most positive ways and knowing it is love Wow I am really beyond words to convey my love and appreciation for this conversation. ❤

loved this interview so I bought the audio book which is also of course excellent

Eternal creative flow petting the sense of self.

I would so love to meet him. Very fascinating man!

Broken Record Podcast is Rick Rubin his own podcast, a wonderful man!♥

@gordonryan4198

Жыл бұрын

2:51 kjjjjjjjj

Noticing that two of these concepts have been covered extensively by Robert Greene. Coach Wooden and the idea that no new idea is wholly one’s own. But like some years ago now. Still an fresh and insightful interview at so many points to count

This guy is is a wise man! Thank you for this uplifting interview! ;-)

Lovely... thank you so much.

Thank you for this enlightening interview

🎉🎉🎉 a man who has decoded the human experience with respect to the ultimate creator and it’s divinity expressed through us …as complex functioning witnesses 😊

Loved this. Great questions.

New listener. Fantastic interview!

Bravo!!

I love Rubin re:his work but more so even the vibes

Just listened to this on the show and oh my. I remember first coming across him during a chat with Kendrick Lamar and this podcast just heightened my respect for him.

Talented Conscience Soul. Bumped into R2 in Beverly Hills. Very Cool. Great Conversation.😻💗Very Deep

Excellent conversation 😊

Love this. I, a general silent lurker, am now one step closer to my destination of infinity.

I enjoyed this so much Hey Rick remember Pete’s Clam Bar???!! Lived in Valley Stream Hitched or took LI RR to Long Beach!!! Thanks and excited to git your book!

A gem of an episode for all creators. Two additional highlights: (1) Tippett refers to Rubin as a "midwife," which must be a reference to Plato's Theaetetus (my hope :) ) and (2) Rubin consistently says "based on" instead of the misnomer "based off."

@Bishop11111

Жыл бұрын

The fact that he says “based on” as opposed to “based off” is a highlight for you?

@AmandaMG6

Жыл бұрын

@@Bishop11111 bring things together versus separating? Maybe 🤷🏻‍♀️

2 Exceptional Humans. Thank you 💖

Profound connection..

It's creativity in listening 👂

I've been trying to listen more intensely. In doing so, I was able to create two new writing ✍️

I didn't believe in spiritually until I watched this, now it starts making some sense.

That tune around 44:50 is siiick! Anyone knows the name or where to find more??

Who's performing the keyboard music around 31:35?

@vulkani

Жыл бұрын

I love the part at 44:52. Looking for the answer too

Great interview! "It" comes through the aether. The aether is said to be that magic “invisible” substrate that connects us all to the “Hive Mind” as well as “source”. "A rudimentary consciousness may be rooted in this deep substratum of existence.” 

 There is consciousness in the aether, like there is data in the wifi.

I am Listening to One of the gods of Hip Hop, "You'll Rock" still one of the Hardest Tracks Ever among Many.

Thanks rick for your insights.

Great portrait. Is there a photographer credit?

Genius. A magician. Music Whisperer

❤

Very interesting thank you for making this video. My daughter is an only child, so I can relate to the alone time. Because of my bad British 🇬🇧 State Education I used to feel I did not achieve in life until I left school. Hypnotherapy in my 30s helped me so much. I believe anything is possible. Sometimes brick walls are put in our way, but we must never give up. ♥️

Universal flow state . Feel it and jump on at the right vibrational moment . It's there for everyone and everything .

❤❤❤

❤ a real human being. 😊

🕊🌎🕊🕊sharing🫂thankYOU Chicago, IL.

wonderful, inspiring, a pleasure - thank you for sharing

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

rubin is the man cool guy

1. Great art comes from a certain way of being, noticing, and experiencing the world - not just from the act of making something. Cultivate presence, openness, curiosity. 2. When getting feedback, prioritize people who genuinely care about you and your work rather than general audiences. Start with a "welcoming audience." 3. When collaborating, focus on finding the best ideas rather than politicking to get yours to win. Remove ego from the equation. 4. To break creative ruts, sometimes double down and go deeper into your patterns. Other times, consciously pivot and explore the opposite direction. Both can yield insights. 5. Distractions can be good or bad. Good distractions provide just enough interference to disrupt overthinking and let inspiration through. 6. Consume a lot of art and information, but do it for enjoyment rather than homework. Immerse yourself in what intrigues you. 7. Commit fully to creative projects, even if you don't know where they will lead. Persist through uncertainty and allow ideas to emerge.

i wish i had friends like these 😔

@jamesokeeffe3216

11 ай бұрын

You do .

Picked this one to listen to -- but lord -- RR is getting a LOT of exposure. Going to have to sample a few of his conversations. But if I may -- Rick -- did you not notice Paul McCartney's incessant gum chewing? I enjoyed this as my first interview to listen to at length. I think what he happened upon and how that went down, lightning, just some wow material.

What unnamed brother band is he referring to?

I just want to say thank you.

Absolutely!

Strong movement of organizations.

❤❤❤❤❤❤

19:16 Is he referring to A way of being book?

What's the song of the 31:32?

I would love to know what Rick (or anyone else) thinks about medication for mental health issues and creativity. As a child I always wanted to be an artist. It was all i ever did (draw and paint) and I was all set to go to art college but at 17 I was also medicated for serious depression and whilst the medication worked in the way it was supposed to, I lost all interest in painting. I dropped out of art school (and studied literature instead) and for a couple of decades spent my life getting up to all kinds of things except creating. Having been on my own healing journey for about ten years, and havign peeled back various layers, I have finally reclaimed this lost part of myself and it feels so good.

What's the song called at 44:52 ?

@reapsolve

Ай бұрын

I am also searching. Maybe it's James Blake? Cos they were just talking about it before the track

Bloody hell that was good 👌👌👌👌

I tried on my Android device and it works. Thanks buddy.

Anyone know the travk playing at 45:00

Wanted her to let Rick expound more on John Wooden. My grandfather started a basketball team with John Wooden....later my grandfathers team became the Detroit Pistons...my dad was so proud of our family connection to him....he was about to go off on Wooden...and then she changed the subject.....