Josh Groban

Vibrato.

Like Josh Groban.

It's like, of course, Josh Groban is who they pick for the more faithful revival.

Like, you know, there was a revival in the early 2000s, like 2010-ish, that was more like, let's try something different.

And then in 2020s, it's like, no, no, let's just do the version everyone likes, but new.

Yeah.

And it's like, yeah, you get Josh Groban for that because he can vibrato and do all the warbly things with his voice.

But then when you think about it, you're like, yeah, he would sound like, hey, I'm a Boba.

And so they asked me to come work with them.

And then Lin Miranda spoke to them and Josh Groban.

And they were all like, how do you deal with negativity and social media? And I said, you know, and because everybody hates us right now, because they're all jealous.

The Jimmy Awards, those kids, and I said, you know what, guys? Everybody wants to be you right now, because everybody wants to be at the Jimmy Awards, and everybody wants to be you, but what I want you to do is imagine yourselves on that Broadway stage on Monday, And then I brought these straws that said, raise your yeah, yeah, yeah.

It was this huge thing.

And it was me, Adam Pascal, Josh Groban, Sutton Foster, and the critic for the New York Times talked about that one night production of chess and named all of us and said something incredibly kind.

It was something like it's one of the most electric evenings of theater I have ever seen to this day.

And so suddenly I had all these people going, did you see that you're in the Times Review? And it was the oddest to receive essentially a rave review for something 23 years after the fact.

Welcome to My Legacy.

Today's guest is Joshua Fields Milbourne, whose message and minimalist movement has reached over 20 million people, not by telling people what success should look like, but by showing them what happens when you let go of everything that doesn't matter.

Joshua, we're honored to have you here with us today.

And...

Joshua has bought someone who joined him on this journey and helped expand the conversation in powerful ways.

A philosopher, educator and truth teller who helps people see clearly through the clutter.

Joshua, would you do the honors and introduce our audience to your plus one?

First off, it's a joy to be here.

Also.

Is he? There's a picture of him going around the Internet where he just looks a lot like Josh Groban.

Hold on.

Okay, so who took Maeva? Was that Josh? Yes.