
Steven Pinker
“I came across this pop-science book called "The Language Instinct," by Stephen Pinker. And that was a turning point for me.”— guest
Dudley Randall (inferred)
“So one day he gets a book called "The Black Poets." And in the book, he read a poem by Etheridge Knight, who had also spent time in prison.”— guest
Anne-Sophie Mutter (inferred)
“It was the Beethoven violin concerto by Anne Sophie Mutter. I was so young, Andrew, so I still don't know how to use words to describe how it is that I felt.”— guest
HBO (inferred)
“there were some things like Times Square in the '70s. If anyone's seen that show, "The Deuces," it looked like that.”— Andrew Huberman
Maurice Sendak and Carole King (inferred)
“I played soccer all through elementary school. I auditioned for the school play, "Really Rosie," I did art classes.”— guest
Kacey Musgraves
“you love Kasey Musgraves, why don't we play that album? And I'm like, no, that's an album I can only listen to when I'm lifting weights.”— guest