Jamie Foxx Part 2 – Bringing the Thunder (#167)

Loved it. Thank you Tim for sharing. I really loved your experience about Japanese culture. Can’t thank you enough for sharing your experiences. I know more about you now than before. It’s pretty awesome….

Tim – In your podcasts, you occasionally mention your dog, Molly. As a fellow dog-lover, I’d like to make a request for a future podcast with a guest knowledgeable in all things canine. Besides unearthing hidden interesting tidbits as you normally do, this would also be an opportunity to do some real good in the world by: promoting dog adoption, discussing how to avoid buying an animal from puppy mills, and talking about hybrid vigor and the genetic superiority of “mutts”). Contact me if you’d like to discuss further.

great podcast. what’s the beeping you hear every now and then?

Amazing interview with Jamie!

I would take the opportunity to give you an suggestion of a interview person for the future, according to your body-health interest of the Ketogenic lifestyle. Im working with Stephanie “Keto” Person from the US, and we are making an seminar in Sweden this september. Maybe you guys have heard of her or seen her videos on youtube, she is so amazing of describing how the body works and why, and why the ketogenic diet are so powerful. It would be so interesting to hear you two talk about the body and the does and don’t to get this perfect balanced body. Hope you are doing well! Thanks for your inspiring podcasts!

Despite being a grandmaster pimp Jaime displayed humility and a beginners mind when Tim gave his sex advice.

Loved the first interview with Jamie Foxx, Not really into the Hyping he has to do on his radio show though. Really took away from message. I guess he is catering to his audience though.

Can’t count how many times he just said ‘Wow’ why you were talking.

Loved it. You’re podcast and guests are so, so welcome for everyone with a hungry head: you make the deeper work you’re talking about heard. And you can have a laugh (both together with your guests and at yourself) and show a bit of vulnerability at the same time. Thank you so much and please stick to it and keep on giving all the details because we love you especially for it. I am genuinely happy so many people listen to you and your very nice selection of guests – see there’s no proof for cultural pessimism? I spent hours listening, mostly while cooking – pausing and going back when kitchen tools need to make some noise! Like you say: bless the internet to have it all available and eat what you like! I eat your produce while I prepare mine! 🙂 Also interesting for a European like me to get to know all those guests that wouldn’t make it in the press here. You and your guests broaden my horizon and that of my country, great in its smallness, and make me smile at your sometimes typically American perspectives, for example to think and act big. It brings back memories of landscapes from your literally huge horizons that I absolutely adored. Having completely different personal gears than yours and many of your guests, I can use some of that. Funny how we discover things at the right time of life. I guess one day you will expand on your experiences that make you believe that “there is something” and that we might live in a virtual world. I am an atheist, but stumble on those too. That too makes me smile, I love life proving me/us wrong.

[29:18] I was starting to think that I was the only one who though political correctness was censorship! Glad to hear that I’m not the only one.

1st one was better IMO.. Also what was that “ding” during the podcast .. means you are being recorded??

I just finished listening to part 2 of you and Jamie Foxx. I am inspired to be better at asking questions about my personal and professional life after listening to this podcast. I would like to sharpen this skill as much as possible and I wanted any advice on how to do so. Are there any books/articles/podcasts on the subject? Thank you for putting out great material and information!

Tim! Amazing interview. Loved the combination of warmth, jokes and insight from both of you, as well as getting to know more about your connection to Asia and Argentina. Most valuable piece of information is the insight on your thought process, coming in such a conversational way. Books are amazing but there’s an extra layer to hearing you talk about it to an audience that doesn’t necessarily know you that makes it much more personable.

Thanks again!

Another fascinating conversation to listen in on. Instead of “Social justice warrior” As Tim mentioned, social justice warrior sounds positive. I like the word Scott Adam’s coined. “Outragist” a person who quotes others out of context, then publicly judges and condemns them in an effort to feel superior to others when actually there is #NothingToForgive.

This was awesome! 🙂

I loved the contrast of the super serious topics with Jamie then yelling at the top of his lungs as the hype man. Only thing missing was an airhorn haha. One of my favourite episodes. Some people like the podcasts serious, but I personally love it when it’s a bit silly. Makes it feel approachable 🙂

Another great podcast Tim!

Magic mushrooms. Where do you get a reliable supply? Can spores legally be purchased and grown. Is there a source to be shared?

I love Ceu and that whole album! I enjoyed your interview of Jamie more that this one, but I found the conversation on social media and freedom of speech right on point. Thank you for making my commute a means to feed my brain!

Tim, honest question: did you lose a bet with Laird Hamilton where you have to mention that he’s the “undisputed king of big wave surfing” every time you mention him? I’ve listened to a lot of these podcasts, and those words follow every mention of his name.

Wow I can’t believe I missed this episode. Amazing insight and that’s for the peek behind the curtain Tim!

Thanks for sharing, I still remember my favorites I’ve heard from u from all the podcasts & all the interviews I’ve heard u in. [Moderator: link removed.] Joe Rogan is my best podcaster.