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Andrew Huberman · 2023-01-16

How to Access Your Creativity | Rick Rubin

How to Access Your Creativity | Rick Rubin

Recommended on this episode

BookRecommendedISBN verified

Season of the Witch

David Talbot (inferred)

“It's great. You'll love it. Great book.”
“Did you read Season of the Witch. It's about San Francisco in the '60s. It's great. You'll love it. Great book.”— Rick Rubin
ProductRecommended

Monroe Institute surgical series (guided meditation recordings)

The Monroe Institute

“it both allows your body to heal much faster and remove some of the trauma; you can have a really powerful effect, heal much faster”
“there's something called the surgical series from the Monroe Institute which I used when I had a surgery. You listen to this recording.”— Rick Rubin

The guest's own work

BookBy the guestISBN verified

The Creative Act: A Way of Being

Rick Rubin

“The title of the book is The Creative Act: A Way of Being, by Rick Rubin. This is a book that I've now read three times from cover to cover”— Andrew Huberman

Also referenced (named, not recommended)

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rev.com (transcription service)

Rev

“there are now companies like rev.com that will turn those into Word docs scripts that are fairly well corrected, fairly inexpensive.”— Andrew Huberman
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The Beatles Anthology

Apple Corps (inferred)

“there was an eight-part series called The Beatles Anthology, which is out of print. But I can try to find it somewhere, and we can watch that together”— Rick Rubin
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The Wrestler

Darren Aronofsky

“And I loved the movie The Wrestler, The Wrestler. RICK RUBIN: Darren Aronofsky movie. ANDREW HUBERMAN: It was Mickey Rourke.”— Andrew Huberman
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Stand By Me

Rob Reiner (inferred)

“This is captured pretty well in that movie "Stand By Me," where they're hanging around the campfire at night.”— Andrew Huberman
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Basquiat

Julian Schnabel (inferred)

“I love the movie-- I haven't seen the documentary about Jean-Michel Basquiat, Basquiat, because of the characters that are in it”— Andrew Huberman