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Genius

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Nov 5, 2026

Kevin ScampoliHOST
32:48
Serenity Now trying to send me deep cuts of Warren Zevon that are trash.
Kevin ScampoliHOST
32:52
Some song called Genius.
Kevin ScampoliHOST
32:54
It was terrible.
Kevin ScampoliHOST
32:55
And then trying to say, does Elvis cost to love any songs that aren't pretentious? Bam! Hammer fist on that motherfucker.
David SpadeHOST
28:24
tries doesn't look like he tries never stops working
Bert KreischerGUEST
28:27
yeah like like you want to be like and beloved by everyone everything he does is the best thing anyone's ever seen you know like you want to be like a tell not i mean or chappelle they're they're just geniuses for me I was like, I think I got to do a little extra to get to Genius.
Bert KreischerGUEST
28:45
Like, I'll give you a perfect example.
Bert KreischerGUEST
28:47
I put my tour, I put my first, like, big tour on sale in theaters.
GesineNARRATOR
418:32
I think of such men as Napoleon, Goethe, Beethoven, Stendhal, Heinrich Heine, Schopenhauer.
GesineNARRATOR
418:39
It must not be taken amiss if I also count Richard Wagner among them, about whom one must not let oneself be deceived by his own misunderstandings.
GesineNARRATOR
418:50
Geniuses like him have seldom the right to understand themselves.
GesineNARRATOR
418:55
Still less, of course, by the unseemly noise with which he is now resisted and opposed in France.
GesineNARRATOR
419:03
The fact remains, nevertheless, that Richard Wagner and the later French Romanticism of the forties are most closely and intimately related to one another.
Tony BakerHOST
73:02
Out here balding in the middle, hair on the sides.
Tony BakerHOST
73:06
Genius.
Tony BakerHOST
73:09
I feel like you lose a piece of your genius when you're worried about what's
KevOnStageHOST
73:14
going on up here.
Chris GrimesHOST
0:57
Good afternoon, good evening, good morning, wherever you are listening on the World Wide Web.
Chris GrimesHOST
1:01
Welcome to a special founder story of The Good Listening To Show, Stories of Distinction and Genius.
Chris GrimesHOST
1:07
There are founder stories and then there are founder stories.
Chris GrimesHOST
1:09
What's so profound about Travis Baumgardner is you can take the credit, Travis, for finding...
Srini RaoHOST
61:39
We let our guard down once that wave of creativity wanes.
Srini RaoHOST
61:41
Geniuses or not, we mostly conform to the same fundamental patterns.
Srini RaoHOST
61:44
And, you know, when I was thinking about the idea that it can come at any age, the question that came to my mind is, why do you have situations where, you know, child prodigies who are musicians don't end up becoming professional musicians? And then on the flip side of that, you have Morgan Freeman who doesn't become Morgan Freeman until he's 50 years old.
Srini RaoHOST
62:01
Because I remember talking to Anders Ericsson about this and he said, yeah, he said often early, you know, crazy success and child genius is not a good predictor.
Bob NeufeldNARRATOR
16:48
Every chemical substance, every plant, every animal in its growth, teaches the unity of cause, the variety of appearance.
Bob NeufeldNARRATOR
16:58
Upborn and surrounded as we are by this all-creating nature, soft and fluid as a cloud or the air, why should we be such hard pedants, and magnify a few forms? Why should we make account of time, or of magnitude, or of figure? The soul knows them not, and genius, obeying its law, knows how to play with them as a young child plays with graybeards and in churches.
Bob NeufeldNARRATOR
17:24
Genius studies the causal thoughts, and far back in the womb of things sees the rays parting from one orb that diverge, ere they fall, by infinite diameters.
Bob NeufeldNARRATOR
17:35
Genius watches the monad through all his masks, as he performs the metempsychosis of nature.
Bob NeufeldNARRATOR
17:42
Genius detects through the fly, through the caterpillar, through the grub, through the egg, the constant individual; through countless individuals, the fixed species; through many species, the genus; through all genera, the steadfast type; through all the kingdoms of organized life, the eternal unity.
Bob NeufeldNARRATOR
18:03
Nature is a mutable cloud which is always and never the same.
Bob NeufeldNARRATOR
18:08
She casts the same thought into troops of forms, as a poet makes twenty fables with one moral.

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Bob NeufeldNARRATOR
338:56
Beauty should be the dowry of every man and woman, as invariably as sensation; but it is rare.
Jim KwikHOST
3:40
you also have a gratitude board.
Jim KwikHOST
3:42
Gratitude is something that I noticed that Genius have a deep appreciation for.
Jim KwikHOST
3:46
You may have listened to one of our previous episodes all about how I design my day.
Jim KwikHOST
3:51
how I jumpstart my brain in the first hour of the day.
AndrewHOST
35:10
They've got him.
AndrewHOST
35:11
It's like, oh, you think they're going to go back to the precinct and interrogate him and then come back? But then it's just like, Genius is like, no, he's not even getting out of there and they've locked him in the building.
AndrewHOST
35:20
Oh, that poor homeless guy.
AndrewHOST
35:21
Yes.
Michael CheGUEST
21:59
You figure it out on your own, Mr.
Michael CheGUEST
22:02
Genius.
Michael CheGUEST
22:02
But no, I'll never forget that.
Michael CheGUEST
22:04
He was cool enough to be like, what do you think about this? Or maybe I don't need that.

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