Malcolm Gladwell

Tell Me with Ellen Pompeo

Ellen Pompeo & Cadence13

Society & Culture, Arts

4.6 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 17 November 2021

⏱️ 41 minutes

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Cultural Icon, podcaster, and Multiple New York Times best-selling author Malcolm Gladwell sits down with Ellen to discuss memory, feeling for a living, and his new book Miracle and Wonder, Conversations with Paul Simon.

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0:00.0	Hi, welcome to Tell Me.
0:02.8	Today's conversation is with one of my favorites Malcolm Gladwell.
0:06.3	I'm a huge fan of Malcolm's.
0:08.7	His interviews, his TED Talks, obviously his books, the tipping point, Blink Outliers.
0:13.8	Talking to strangers is the last book of Malcolm's I Read that I really, really loved.
0:18.6	He has a new project out, an audio book, it's called Miracle and Wonder and it's Conversations
0:22.5	with Paul Simon.
0:23.5	I'm really looking forward to this.
0:25.3	He's always such a creative thinker and makes me think a bit differently.
0:29.7	So I hope you enjoy my conversation with Malcolm Gladwell.
0:36.7	Malcolm Gladwell, thank you so much.
0:44.2	I'm so excited to speak with you.
0:46.2	Oh, thank you.
0:47.2	I am too.
0:48.2	Do you like doing these interviews?
0:49.2	You're such a thinker and a writer and, you know, recently now a big podcaster, but what
0:54.1	is that like for you?
0:55.1	Oh no, it can be fun.
0:56.1	You know, it's like these are conversations.
0:58.5	These conversations are delightful, sometimes they're a drag.
1:02.1	I don't think it's the subject matter or the pretext.
1:05.0	I think it's just the person you're talking to.
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