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It's supposed to say studio tour.
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This is the most expensive thing I've ever bought.
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The most complex project I've ever built.
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We did it.
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Studio's finished.
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It was arduous.
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Every little touch means something.
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We spent so long.
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F* me.
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Okay, where do I start?
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So this is the first day in what will become from modern wizarding studio.
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I'm excited I am excited slightly daunted.
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We moved in we found out that the building had a ton of mold
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so we needed to remediate all of that
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but it's part of an HOA which means
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that you can't make changes without getting their approval
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and some of the mold was inside and outside which means you need to reclad the outside differently.
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Everything needs to be done sequentially
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because you can't do the build until the molds done
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and the mold can't be done until the remediation is finished
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and then the particulate clean needs to come after that and the bathroom needs to be done at this time.
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I feel like this is the real winning in the weeds of what we're trying to get into
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and getting that wrong is going to be like, oh, we committed so much time.
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We're talking about the specifics of the office and the studio.
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I keep changing my mind.
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Any kind of pendant lighting that we want, but if we don't want to go that route, then yeah, it's...
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I'm pretty good at moving quickly, but I can be quite undecisive.
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This is essentially any build is just a huge list of decisions
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that need to be made It's not just what do I want it to look like it's can I make that happen?
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Without any doubt this is the most complex
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and elevated studio We've put together for any of our clients
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even Rogan It's just nothing was skimped on in terms of you know quality budget equipment
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constructions it is so
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Difficult to put any kind of building project together on a good timeline
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But when you're also trying to build a studio and there's electronics
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and lighting setups and five different companies providing your lenses
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and your cameras and the storage that goes online and
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that needs to speak to the system that actually records locally and that needs to be uploaded to the cloud.
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it is just an unrelenting stream of challenge after challenge after challenge
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and each time
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that we think we've got to a stage where we can
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begin to move on to the next thing there is a hold up
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and this is i guess the same whenever you're trying to do any big project especially something
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that requires people with hammers and nails and paint
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and then you add cameras and microphones in on top and it just gets exponentially more difficult.
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I'm learning the art of patience one studio build day at a time.
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Isn't this good?
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I'm gonna show you studio tour.
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I bought this ten months ago.
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It's still not entirely finished.
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It's nearly nearly nearly nearly done
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but been watching me record episodes out of here for a long time
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so now it's time for me to show you around most impressive part most impressive parts the doormat
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so this is the studio in the office i bought this in october
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and this was a marketing office none of these pillars existed
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this middle section didn't exist obviously no podcast studio we made
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fake walls fake ceilings painted everything i wanted to make a
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green room green room adjacent sometimes guests bring family friends managers
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and they can come here and sit and watch this sexy cool vestiboard thing
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that we've got in the office that everybody sees including the guests
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when they walk in vb .plus slash modern wisdom you can
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put whatever you want on the board apart from swear words what's been cool is i've been
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so involved in everything the art the soft furnishings like cozy earth i really love cozy earth shit
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so like we got these i don't know every time i
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sit down it always feels really comfy we got this I
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think it's funny pencil design head -in -the -sand ostrich wallpaper I just think it's really cute
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and kind of dumb and it's everyone's like what the fuck is
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that everybody's got different offices we've got a place
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that people can work out here we got a cute kitchenette
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we have a variety of snacks hey Siete sponsor me nuts .com are awesome Siete I need you as well
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custom new tonic fridge we are fueled by frosty beverages
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and have an equal opportunity energy drink consumer obviously the lion's share is new tonic
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very important my office i love the fact that it's light
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and airy which is a big deal this little mezzanine being able to be outside
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and you know take a call
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or just get a little bit of fresh air is pretty
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cool this is a copy of joe rogan's favorite book so it's his birthday today
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we're up hey Christopher good to see you thank you very
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much for the book this is very cool of you it's inscripted
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inscription inside to Yoko
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ono who knows well what the jazz life entails i've just
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exploded a can of newtonic all over my crotch as well
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look i love being able to make a fool of myself
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on rogan i love bringing you great guests on the podcast
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and your support and pressing subscribe helps me to continue to do
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that so if you haven't hit subscribe or if you just go
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and check down below whether
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or not youtube has unsubscribed you from the channel tons of
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people who have pressed the button apparently just get unsubscribed
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which sucks and makes me very sad indeed
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so go there check one please
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and i will continue to do my best to bring you
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great episodes all the time on this table right here thanks
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this was a gift from mark zuckerberg that's the decal from his ranch
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and i got to go
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and hang out with him in kawaii this was a gift
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from bill thompson he put a custom modern wisdom decal on the site i'm aware
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that we're kind of edging you toward the actual thing
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that you care about which is the studio in there
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but this is foreplay it's a little bit of this is
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a interior design foreplay i'm like a naked marie kondo marie kondo is
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that who did the fucking who did the feng shui shit whatever um the whole studio
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because i've kind of got ptsd from vocs and mold
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and bad pain building material we did micro particulate clean before we came in jasper purifiers in every room But importantly,
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we wanted the furniture that we used to all have no VOCs, no blow -off, just the highest quality that we could.
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And this is all human scale.
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So human scale make the best office furniture on the planet.
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It absolutely fucking rules.
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I've fallen in love with vertical buttcases.
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Had one in my first ever studio back in Newcastle.
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Go back and watch the David Allen episode.
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I remember seeing him going, that looks so sick.
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So I've had one of these everywhere that I go.
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That's a gay bear.
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Very important. Can we look?
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Can we zoom in?
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Thank you.
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It's very important.
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Bullpen.
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That's where the blood and the feces and the titles and the thumbnails are made.
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I did everything in my bedroom on my own for basically forever.
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So to have a place to go to work that isn't a coffee shop is still kind of deranging.
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I come in and there's people here and they say, hey, this thing happened and whatever, as opposed to it just being a Facebook messenger chat between me and video guy Dean.
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So we get a lot of questions about what the setup is for the podcast.
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It's been the most basic setup in history, which is this guy.
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When people ask what's modern wisdom about?
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Well, it's interesting because there's porn stars, but there's philosophers, there's psychologists, and then sometimes there's people that are trying to maximize our ability to do space flight.
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And then there's like this whole other area of health and fitness.
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And then I've got these two mates from the UK
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and we kind of talk about how to make the best toasted sandwich.
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so yeah kind of
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that it has been kind of insane to go for as long as I have
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and did just doing it out of bedrooms
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and spare rooms this really has been a very spit
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and sawdust operation for a long time every single bedroom of every single house or Airbnb
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that I've stayed in for more than a couple of weeks
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has been turned into a studio my bedroom in the first
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house I ever bought was the first 500 episodes of the
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show before I flew out to America before I moved to America I think
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that grassroots spit and sawdust just make it work with sellotape
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and cable ties thing maybe held me back for a little
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while I think I was like like fuck it I can
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do it myself I don't need to have a big space I can go
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and have the most beautiful podcast in the world
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and then record out of my spare bedroom
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and both of those things can work at the same time
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and that is true but it's not exactly conducive to being a sane human
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because some days I don't ever leave the house I I wouldn't ever leave the house
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and I wouldn't speak to anyone except for the guest.
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Wake up, go to the gym, listening, prepping, thinking about stuff, come back, still prepping in my dining room, go upstairs, record, finish up, go back downstairs.
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It's 6 p .m and I spoke to one other person and they were on the other side of the laptop.
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So it's nice to have a place to come in to work.
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This is the co -working space.
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It's really great.
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I get to come in and I can, you know, do my prep and sit down and have meetings with people if I need to, or the guests get to come in it's mostly just all of this all of this
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so far is the spiral staircase going up to the bonnie
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blue bedroom it's a little bit of foreplay catch up have
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a bit of a chat oh do you want a new
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tonic should you try to try this protein shake whatever and then we're getting to the main event
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let's go down this is 20
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yeah i think that's that's nice do you still get
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that spill underneath the light yeah
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and you're still catching a good bit of it from here as well because this is quite bright Yeah,
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nearly a year into buying the office and we're still fixing things still making small autistic improvements
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i think the window fall off really helps with the blowout from the back of this person yes
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so that's the shot that we're trying to fix we spent
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so long dude putting this together me okay why do i start this table's custom this table's entirely custom
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and it's a trapezoid shape so me
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and guest one are further apart than guest four and guest three
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and what that means is you get a foreshot from the wide shot so you can see all four of us.
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In here is a bunch of stimulants and disguises.
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What's the Make Autism Great Again hat?
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Thank you.
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Very important.
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Thank you.
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I mean this is really me trying to bring together everything from a color perspective, from a history perspective.
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Copper and Teal is this kind of cheat, it's a little bit of a cheat trick from Hollywood the opposite ends of a color wheel
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but they just look so beautiful
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and I kind of fell in love with it a long time ago
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so we got this custom tree made in Singapore
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so this is completely custom made and shipped from Singapore I wanted something
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that had a really interesting shape that would create all of these nice shadows
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but would also double up as a shelf shelving
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so we could put little practicals and art elements and stuff in
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so we've got statues some books these I love these guys climbing up cricket ball
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so used to play cricket from a lighting perspective i'm fortunate
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that you know we've built some of the most beautiful sets
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in the world i think for podcasting in the space of the day the guys were able to come in
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and dial and dial and dial and refine
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and play with until they got everything exactly as they wanted
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so as you can see if you look up there's a lot of nanlites
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and some aperture stuff playing around here we got a great
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partnership with nanolite aperture also absolutely fucking rule we worked
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so hard i mean even looking at this softbox
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that we've covered with our own muslin cloth because it changes the way
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that there's a fall off across people's faces you can see here as well
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so this is just a little fill it's just a little bounce fill
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but we've put tiny little bit of additional cloth over the top of it
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which just creates a little bit more flattering shape on the face
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and then all of this
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and nanolite tubes to create the colors to create the fall
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off my big flex was i wanted to have one set
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with multiple looks without it feeling like it was too chaotic
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and people didn't know what was going on so the solution
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that we came up with was to create fake windows
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so shock horror this isn't a real window behind here parvo tubes nanlights
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and all of these are controlled by the same system
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that controls all the rest of the light this window will
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never be seen you will never this is the only time you're ever going to see this window
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because it's not in any of the shots it's behind me behind the cameras
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so this was kind of the the feature piece and in this window
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we're bouncing tubes off of a white wall through a diffusion paper here and then through
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hand cracked hand painted hand stained glass panes
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that are individually colored with different colored gels
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and then with you can't even see this these little tree branches
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which were again custom made and we can change the color of the fucking tubes
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so we can turn it from daytime to nighttime to sunset to spooky house
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and all of the foreground lighting changes to match the background lighting
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so that it feels cohesive because if you have a different color background
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and people's skin looks the same it doesn't feel like the light is falling out of the windows and
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that to me is just the coolest fucking thing one set
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multiple different looks kind of insane to take a room make it completely brand new plaster the whole thing
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and then go through even more work to make it look
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derelict all of this this moss put on by hand stuck
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on by hand all of the cracks in the walls also custom created
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and we're using it to hide cabling
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and perhaps the centerpiece i didn't order this or ask for it
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and i came in one day and it was just up
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and the team had put together
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and we had a bunch of other ones there's a topless version
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which i gifted him on the pod there's another version i
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think where we're in swim shorts let's present you with two
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versions of a very famous photo that's going to be behind
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you for most of the episodes a rembrandt yeah uh an original yeah this is an original i'm not sure
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if you've noticed um
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i'd like to thank my friends
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and family i look like some sort of freak child with
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bicep veins i think it's like ancient chippendales yes it is
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but for some reason for some reason you're in hawaiian shorts i didn't notice
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that and then the one behind it is the uh this is the original
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all class can't delete um if you go back
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and watch episode 17 above my old couch in newcastle has this hand of Adam.
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I didn't even say put this up but the guys saw
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that and then recreated it and then to have this fall off with the light above
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and below i mean you might be getting super bored this might be too nerdy for you
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but i i think it's really cool i'm gonna sit down
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and reminded it's just little doses of nostalgia
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and trajectory for me this thing that was over the first ever episode
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that me and dean worked on together eight
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and a half years ago has got a little nod here underneath the tv in a new city
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and a new country and a new business essentially
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so this is the party trick
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that you might have seen a couple of times on the
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show as i said all of the lighting in here can
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change what do you want to go to do you want
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to show the sunset one the fire streets of la streets of la
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so um if you look up here all of this lighting
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so look this is changing now we can have pulsing
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and you'll notice that all of the foreground lighting changes all of the colors change
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so all of this is now different we've got this sort
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of streets of la thing going on let's do the daylight
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so let's just do the normal one standard
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so the standard one is really good unless somebody's very pale
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so again now all of this is brightened up
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and this is good
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because it's pretty neutral nice fall off on people's faces it's quite bright there's not it's not as dramatic
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but there's still a good bit of drama going on
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because we've got this negative fill yeah let's do the spooky one
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so we we put this one together for peter santanello uh peter goes into deep rural appalachian forgotten communities
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and um this one that fill
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that was up there has completely been killed we've got a little bit more green coming through these lights
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and what that results in is this really aggressive shadow
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so this now remembering cameras are coming in from this side that's what creates
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that sort of really interesting shot when you've got the tights
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and then we've got this sharp wide as well i really love this profile shot
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that we've started using recently we did it in the elan
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debata on episode in the church in london last year my favorite shot of all
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that side on shot especially when stuff's this dark just looks
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so moody and cool so over the top like i'm not martin scorsese right
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but i think all of this shit's fun
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and i like having the conversations
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but playing around with this is i've got into it i don't know what i'm doing
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but i know what i like all right let's see is it fun
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if damn fucking right it's fun virtual set more human scale custom vines growing up here to try
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and create a little bit of texture this is for virtual episodes guests
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that can't come to see me i spent
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so long doing virtual episodes i think we were by far the biggest virtual podcast on the planet the biggest
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but the biggest virtual podcast on the planet for a very very long time i'm still very pro virtual episodes
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because the content is what i care about the most i
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spent a long time building the skill set to be able to do this virtual thing well
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and i'm not prepared to let
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that go i would rather speak to a guest virtually than not at all
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if i really love them and i'm also doing more solo stuff
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so you will see you have maybe already seen more down the pipe me essay style, reflections, Q &A's, lessons, episodes,
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etc. The significance of today is that it's our first episode in the new studio.
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It's like stepping into another world, right?
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I think overall, to be able to have so much use case from the studio, like the capability the studio has,
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you know, a lot of people don't realize like what goes into the back end of just like simple things.
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Like I want to be able to capture my desktop.
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I want to be able to do zoom calls.
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I want to have nine freaking cameras in one space
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or in one place You know like so when you come in here, you know, you're kind of wowed by just the finishes But
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when you're sitting down I think what people don't appreciate is
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how low impact it is with the amount of technology that's in the space
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So you're sitting down you're in a comfortable place vulnerable to be able to have these conversations But everything's out of sight,
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you know, the lights are all mounted to the ceiling You know the system is its own thing.
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Jared's running it the producers there you can tell who put a lot of time
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and thought into making sure
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that you know you had a really cool spot to have
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a two three hour conversation this is HQ this is like
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home base this is where like everything is going to be feeding into
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and out of whether that's the guests whether that's the content
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having this home base in the literal central center of Austin
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Texas having the guests come through it's like a nice central
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location to where we'll just be able to get a lot
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of stuff done oh man finally holy shit today it's studio lunch day
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it's taken so long it's taken so long gentlemen new studio
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so it's the first place that I've ever had
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which is mine it's the first time
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that I've ever got to record in a studio
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that isn't someone else's or a bedroom so I've kind of moved from prostitutes to a girlfriend.
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This feels like a long -term commitment.
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Cheers!
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Cheers, gentlemen.
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Cheers.
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To the first piece of life.
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There it is.
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Honour of privilege.
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I'm a wingman for life.
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I love this guy.
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Help me help you.
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Help me help you.
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You know, when I look back across the trajectory of the show, it is not
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one of palatial luxury and fortune or expenditure really it's been very shoestring budget -y and then
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when we started to make a little bit of money I just dumped all of it into making beautiful episodes
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and prayed that we could make it back and ran it back again
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and ran it back again and ran it back again slowly lighted up
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and then yeah we started to do David Goggins on a soundstage in Vegas with custom built sets
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and my assistant at the time with a piece of fucking cardboard wafting smoke through the room
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because the fan to blow the fog machine around we didn't know what we were doing there is nothing
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that you could do to get me to speed run
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that journey because it was so cool i understand
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that on the way up you have uncertainty about whether
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or not you're going to make it and
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that means your uncertainty doesn't make it feel glorious in the moment it makes it feel perilous
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but in retrospect
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that is all of the coolest shit like this is also
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very cool right i'm not gonna lie it's fucking awesome i
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get to come in here hunter biden jocker willing matt mccusker
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and duncan trussell having a laugh three puffing on a pipe and wearing a captain's hat it's sick
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but that's not what gets you here what gets you here is doing it in your bedroom airbnbs and hotels
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and i'm some fucking bloke from the north of the uk
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who started off with no money no nothing at all no spare time
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and just really loved having these conversations and didn't stop and
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because i didn't stop i ended up here
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and you know it's been enabled by every single one of
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you guys by device in your pocket like you literally changed my life
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but that's not gonna say
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that it's as much your studio as it is mine it's definitely mine
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but he played a big part in it too that's the
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tour I'm done expect more roundtable episodes over the next couple
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of months more lessons more masterclass stuff we're gonna start to
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put together medleys of my favorite moments from different guests
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and different episodes Jordan Peterson on resilience Alex Hormosey on how to build a business.
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I'm excited.
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I'm excited for what the future's got in store.
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I don't need to travel quite as much as I did.
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I did over a hundred thousand miles every year for the last three years.
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I get to sit in that room.
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People can travel to me.
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I appreciate you all.
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To have this is not something that I take lightly and it's awesome and I appreciate you all.
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I'll see you next time.
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| virtual bijvoeglijk naamwoord | /ˈvɜɹt͡ʃuəl/ | virtueel |
| podcast zelfstandig naamwoord | /ˈpɑdˌkæst/ | podcast |
| tube zelfstandig naamwoord | /tuːb/ | tube |
| mold zelfstandig naamwoord | /moʊld/ | schimmel, meeldauw |
| wisdom zelfstandig naamwoord | /ˈwɪzdəm/ | wijsheid |
| spare bijvoeglijk naamwoord | /spɛɚ/ | extra |
| cheers | /t͡ʃɪəz/ | proost |
| impressive bijvoeglijk naamwoord | /ɪmˈpɹɛsɪv/ | indrukwekkend, imposant |
| lesson zelfstandig naamwoord | /ˈlɛs.ən/ | les |
| shadow zelfstandig naamwoord | /ˈʃædəʊ̯/ | schaduw |
| essentially bijwoord | /ɪˈsɛnʃəli/ | essentieel |
| crack zelfstandig naamwoord | /kɹæk/ | barst, breuk |
| dean zelfstandig naamwoord | /diːn/ | decaan, deken |
Phrasal verbs die je zult horen
| Woord | Uitspraak | Betekenis |
|---|---|---|
| sit down werkwoord | gaan zitten | |
| go back werkwoord | teruggaan | |
| look up werkwoord | /ˌlʊk ˈʌp/ | opkijken |
| come back werkwoord | terugkomen | |
| come up with werkwoord | bedenken, verzinnen | |
| end up werkwoord | belanden, terechtkomen | |
| find out werkwoord | ontdekken, onderzoeken | |
| go down werkwoord | afdalen |
Grammatica in deze video
De structuren die de spreker het meest gebruikt, met de exacte woorden uit de video:
| Structuur | In de video |
|---|---|
| “Used to” used to + werkwoord — een vroegere gewoonte of toestand die niet meer klopt | used to all · used to play |
| Present perfect have/has + voltooid deelwoord — iets uit het verleden dat nu nog telt | I've ever bought · I've ever built · We've put |
| Lijdende vorm be + voltooid deelwoord — het gaat om wat er gebeurt, niet om wie het doet | be done · can't be done · be made |
| Betrekkelijke bijzinnen who / which + zin — extra informatie over een persoon of ding | HOA which means · outside which means · airy which is |
Uitspraak om op te letten
De spreker gebruikt 109 samentrekkingen en verkorte vormen, zoals I'm, I've, we've. Spreek ze kort uit, zoals je ze hoort.
- De “th”-klanken: underneath /ˌʌndɚˈniθ/, cloth /klɒθ/
- De klanken “sh” en “zh”: shadow /ˈʃædəʊ̯/, essentially /ɪˈsɛnʃəli/, partnership /ˈpɑɹtnɚʃɪp/, sharp /ʃɑɹp/, shock /ʃɔk/
- Lange woorden — let op de klemtoon: essentially /ɪˈsɛnʃəli/, uncertainty /ʌnˈsɜːtənti/, trajectory /tɹəˈd͡ʒɛktəɹi/, virtually /ˈvɚ.t͡ʃə.wə.li/, differently /ˈdɪf.ə.ɹənt.li/
Zo oefen je met deze video
- Luister de hele video één keer zonder te spreken en noteer de woorden die je niet kent.
- Begin op 0,75× snelheid, spreek zin voor zin na en ga terug naar normale snelheid zodra het makkelijk gaat.
- Neem jezelf op en vergelijk met het origineel; let daarbij op woorden als custom, bedroom, virtual.
Wat is de Shadowing-techniek?
Shadowing is een wetenschappelijk onderbouwde taalleermethode die oorspronkelijk is ontwikkeld voor professionele tolkentraining en gepopulariseerd door polyglot Dr. Alexander Arguelles. De methode is eenvoudig maar krachtig: je luistert naar native Engelse audio en herhaalt het onmiddellijk hardop — als een schaduw die de spreker volgt met slechts 1–2 seconden vertraging. In tegenstelling tot passief luisteren of grammaticadrills, dwingt shadowing je hersenen en mondspieren om echte spraakpatronen tegelijkertijd te verwerken en te reproduceren. Onderzoek toont aan dat het de uitspraaknauwkeurigheid, intonatie, ritme, verbonden spraak, luisterbegrip en spreekvaardigheid aanzienlijk verbetert — waardoor het een van de meest effectieve methoden is voor IELTS Speaking-voorbereiding en echte Engelse communicatie.