155: Habitual Influence with Josh Homme | Soder Podcast | EP 150
Summary
Josh Homme discusses the awkwardness of performing at charity galas, recounting a story where he sent Bill Burr to "die" on stage before a room of donors. The conversation shifts to the power of standing up for oneself, contrasting physical intimidation with the lasting impact of verbal confidence and the importance of not letting bullies control the room. They also reflect on the creative process, emphasizing that art often requires embracing vulnerability and failure to achieve a higher expression.
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