Moby

Danica Patrick Pretty Intense Podcast

Jennifer Cawley

Danica Patrick, Religion & Spirituality, Society & Culture, Spirituality, Health & Fitness, Pretty Intense

4.6 • 995 Ratings

🗓️ 3 June 2021

⏱️ 49 minutes

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Summary

The LEGEND MOBY is with us today. What an absolute thrill. Moby is an artist that creates with true honesty and vulnerability. Our conversation was just that, open, honest, and vulnerable. We talk about his career, his upbringing, his battles with addiction, and self worth. It is easy to think of people who get to the top of their game, as having it easy. It is refreshing to be reminded that even musical legends have their struggles, their battles. Moby had a hard time with fame when he was younger. He talks about how that effected his life, and what he learned from the mistakes he made. Moby has a new album out called Reprise, which you have to listen to. He also has a documentary of his life story out, with the best title ever, Moby Doc. You will come away from this episode feeling like Moby is a friend. I know I did. Please enjoy.

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0:33.0	Ask your local dealer for a tune up.
0:35.0	Trust me, I'm a driver.
0:37.0	To my great shame, I sort of succumbed to the narcissism and the self-involvement that comes along with that, you know, where for a while I'm ashamed to say I expected people to sort of know who I was and to treat me differently and that it's just not a it's not a healthy way to live.
0:57.6	I mean we look at our culture and there's so many public figures who are sort of destroyed by being public figures.
1:05.0	You know, it's very, I mean, it's not just confusing, it sometimes it brings out the worst parts of our personalities.
1:11.0	So I am glad that I personally have sort of gone past that.
1:19.3	We're like, you know, like, I guess I'm still a public figure but it's not necessarily how I think of myself on a day-to-day basis.
1:27.6	Yeah, yeah, you mean you're not passing by the mirror going, hey legend, hey famous guy, hey super star.
1:34.6	No I walked by the mirror and I'm like who invited the old guy into my house?
1:39.4	This podcast exists because I love talking to people and I love going deep.
1:46.0	The purpose is to plant seeds of inspiration.
1:50.0	We enter a space of vulnerability and relatability and what you realize is that we are so much more alike than we are different.
2:00.0	To quote Rondas, we're all just walking each other home, and the show is just one step.
2:06.0	I'm Danica Patrick, and I'm pretty intense.
2:09.0	You're going to hear at the very beginning of this episode,
2:12.0	but I'm going to start it off with the same kind of intro. the legend Moby. We started off by, of the legend Moby. We started off by, of course, talking
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