5 Burst results for "Richard Herring"
The Emma Guns Show
"richard herring" Discussed on The Emma Guns Show
"That, yeah, maybe I would have been a good actor, but my instinct is there were firstly, there are lots of middle class girls, right? With nice accents and fair skin and even if you are blooming Kate Winslet, the chances of you getting lots of work are pretty limited. So it would have been fun to be Kate Winslet, but I think there are how many Kate Winslet's in 30 years, not many. So that's like saying, it would have been really great to win the lottery back in 1990, whatever. And actually the past I ended up on, which is being a voice coach is really much more me. And it's mine, right? As an actress, it's never yours. Unless you direct. Unless you produce. Interesting. It's distilled to this day. It's the thing that I wish I could do and had done because it looks so great. But it's the thing as I get older, I'm realizing you would be terrible. You wouldn't know where to begin. When you actually, I find it fascinating listening to actors talk about their process. I'm like, yeah, no, I would never have made that decision. It's hard. I mean, and the acting bid is only a tiny part of that business, isn't it? Now, you know, I just, I hats off to the ones who do it well. And you and I, I don't think as far as I know you're not, and I definitely am not. We're not nepo babies. I'm not. So if I'd been a lawyer, I would if I turned into a lawyer then there may be an would have been so bad. Okay, let's talk about regrets. And I guess. You said that you don't regret anything. And I want to unpick that because I can tell just by the answer of I don't, where you actually said Jenna regretting me out forgiveness. Forgive my friend Jackson. But in reading that, I thought, well, there's a much bigger story there. There's a reason why you've come to that and I would I would gamble that that is something that you have come to. Perhaps because actually having regrets can be really heavy. Yeah, and I think, you know, as a someone in her middle years, should we say, little girls. Thriving. That's driving. And all of that. Actually, it's that kind of the warp and weft of the stuff that's really horrible and the stuff you regress and the stuff you dwell on actually, that's what makes you an interesting person. And the stuff you've done wrong makes you tolerant of other people getting stuff wrong and the stuff you have been embarrassed about makes you tolerant of people being embarrassing. You know, so I just think, of course, the stuff that I would do differently, but. I move forward. I'm someone who's really on the front view. And I don't spend much time looking in the rearview mirror. In fact, if you ask me why I did yes to them, I mean look at my phone. But I think I try to be the same. I don't like regrets. I think lessons is a better way of saying it was like, yeah, I won't do that again because I regret my behavior or I got what happened. But there are still absolutely times where I'll be quietly minding my own business. And memory will flash up into my mind. I've got a very, I didn't know this until recently. You know, that's your mind's eye, so if I say to you, picture an apple in your head, can you see an apple? Yeah. So some people can not. So what's the author's name? Fellow podcast, I forgot his name. Richard herring, I think. In his book, he talks about the fact that he has a blind mind's eye, so he can't. If you say to him, picture an apple, he can not see it. And that's one of the most the things that's made me as I'm reading something. I was already sitting down, had I been standing, I would have had to have had a sit down because it didn't occur to me that someone else's perspective would be different. But in terms of memories, I can just be sitting minding my own business and a very vivid picture of something I regret will smack me in my mind's eye and I will and I will have a physical reaction to it of uncomfortable or I'll say out loud. There will be a very physical reaction to this thing. But I don't like to regret it. I like to think of it as a lesson or a thing that I'm going to choose to learn from and never repeat. Would you say that's more? Yeah, I think that's, yeah, I certainly there are certain minds I think. And there is almost photos in the photo album that might be like, oh, no. But the part of that kind of is what makes you human, I think. The bad stuff as much as if it was all good stuff, we'd be so bland. The bad stuff is what makes. It's why I like older people. You know, if you talk to the 80 year old, they've got so many stories in the stories that you want to talk about and not always the good ones, right? Then it's what makes good drama is the challenge and struggle. It is. So do you speak to a lot of people who are slightly do you find that that's a good resource for you? Do you find that quite a grounding thing? Because I think it's something that culturally we don't do very much anymore, particularly in western culture maybe, where we listen to our world, this is almost like we park them off to the side and be like, yeah, okay, we'll come and visit, but do you think that's actually a really good resource for the younger generations to actually hear those stories? I think just listening to each other, generally. I mean, I think there's a lot of the youngsters who have good lessons as well. But I certainly, I like the perspective, you know, because often our Friends are going through such kind of personal stuff. When you talk to people who have a bigger perspective of the world, more distance, maybe they've stopped working, they're not seeing the same problems as you are. I think the more I talk to people who are different to me,
Bloomberg Radio New York
"richard herring" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Closer to home in London, what can I do for a bit less than a 5 star luxury hotel? Can I go to a nice food and drink location in London? I mean, the streets are busy. I had offended came in actually from Singapore this week, saying London looks buzzing. Yeah, I mean, the bars are not very pleased about dry January. So I'm sure they'll be happy next week when those people like me are doing it. Our back spending again, but back in alia in mayfair has been huge. It has a bunch of Damien hersel over. They actually brought an ancient Greek and Roman statues as well. The whole place is Richard herring, dripping with money, and it was packed at about 8 p.m. on a Monday when I was there. The mayor Monday is a new Thursday. Just give it a try. Charlie Wales, if you were a strong king bonus in a different industry than this one, where would you be spending it any thoughts? Here's the trick. I wouldn't be spending it. So I spoke with a financial adviser about this. We've been wondering, what do these people do if they're worried about their pay going down? And what she told me was look. Don't ignore the fact that you have a bonus, right? This is something that is a part of compensation for a lot of people. But make sure that you are smart with your cash flow. And a lot of financial advisers will just say never spend your bonus. But what this woman was telling which I thought was really smart was spend it in two years. So you put it away, you hold it, you save it for that rainy day, but you tell yourself, look. If something changes over the course of two years, I'll have that money socked away. If not, two years from now, I'm going to Richard Branson's. In two years, we'll be looking for the Instagram photos of Charlie what else is holiday? I'll be there. I like it. That's a psychological trick I could take with me. Super. Guys, thank you so much for joining us. I've enjoyed this lighter touch. Yes, difficulties for those who might not get a bonus, but also some thoughts about where you can spend it if you get one. Bloomberg reporters Charlie wells and Sarah rappaport. We'll have a check on the markets for you next. This is Bloomberg daybreak Europe. Anywhere in the world with inflation over 10% is seeing it at dangerous levels for stability of an economy. The only way to last in peace is to make it clear to Putin that he will not win on the battlefield. In Europe there's still this strong sense of urgency that they need to get ahead
Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast
"richard herring" Discussed on Richard Herring's Leicester Square Theatre Podcast
"Point of business asked me to do something then of course charge them too. But i've also enjoyed spending hours with young people up and down the country and students unions not literally alcohol would be involved and young political groups all that kind of thing. And that's what i enjoy doing and certainly don't charge them. Well i mean i know you. Didn't you should have got paid for doing the sketching. The brits awards. I bet you the white who got paid shula for that. He did have a slightly bigger part. And i hope this is nothing without you. That he latches on. I've seen what he does. He finds a beautiful women and latches onto them and then he climbs up the ladder that way. that's how he doesn't checking in his his. His eyesight must be saying well. I hope you will start making some money from it. But but also when i started focusing nobody was making any money from it so i completely understand that and it was. I was doing it for the fun of doing it. And it's kind of interesting to say that people have you know. I came today but it but also you're very good and light for somebody to come in. I know you've obviously chad. Lots of meetings. We've had lots of conversations with human beings in your life and your job but it's a slightly different thing to to step into being recorded in. No he's going as entertainment extremely also recorded this wasting time but you know. A lot of people get freaked out by appearing on a big tv schedule actors. All interviewing richard herring people would find that very intimidating. New seemed to have a almost disregard for me..
thebuzzr pod
"richard herring" Discussed on thebuzzr pod
"There will tell me about that what it will say i got. The idea does a comedian. A british comedian. I realized could richard herring and every year on international women's day he would be solely on twitter responding to the The people who would cut me gang who wins international men's day and he just replied to them every with every single tweet just saying it's november nineteenth and that was because there isn't a nineteenth liberty that it just kind of felt like it was a really nice job i mean he has people who don't like him because doing inside people say all. You know we don't need you to do this. But another people who argue what. It's not a women's to be defending themselves particularly on international women's day so Emf wanna let somebody else do it and the whole idea was that we are who we all. Because of of those days women who have shaped does not just musically but also allies. In general i growth in quite a matriarchal somaly and is just kind of always celebrating. We music is sort of main output. And we've had a blow going for a while and we deliberately write them individually so people get to know better we just sort of thought. It would be a nice idea to have this playlist which is constantly updated. So it's not just you know one thing so we constantly adding stop playlist of of musicians that we find that. We're enamored with but we will particularly didn't want it to just be a safer. Instances female traditionally female singers us. That's kind of what web people have this sort of way traditional. That's where we belong in music. We wanted to set of eight women in all the that that capacity within music so we particularly like carol kaye. Who who's a Light the greatest musician. No one's ever heard of. She played based on like old. I think pet sounds and most of the beach. Boys records guitar Things and is Sylvia massey's great producer to of went to pay respects to always in a really powerful musicians out that who influence us sue Might get a look and we just thought this was the To great idea and it really sets your band apart. Like i really. I was very impressed. So i'd like to you guys to talk about the filming of the music video for the track. Was your song out of my hands. Great sound i love it. It's one of my favorites demand. Mazda went over ten thousand streams streams. Now yeah yeah shake now. It's something around almost almost twelve thousand. I'm the music. Video is pushing nitty twenty thousand or something. Is it fifteen thousand. Yeah the strip streams falsifiable eleven thousand six hundred fifty nine safer and counting and that was a milestone for you. it was. Yeah yeah. I mean it's it's a it's humble is a is a milestone and we are very proud of it but i think with these releases that we have coming up. That's that will be pushed quite a lot. And because we got sucha a loving in growing audience that's really going to be wigan a surpass that quite significantly. I and i believe though that will happen But yeah no. We're we're very happy about that because he knew There's any one time that happens in that. That was with out of my hands but under the video itself was an interesting Day it was quite funny. Stay because we with money in. I you know we have this director Jillian smith he directs the glastonbury on on television. And he's he's very good extremely creative chat We were there for the whole day. This little warehouse in east london. And i remember going in and just starting to move. 'cause they're loads of props innis in this In this room moving things about trying to make something look like we would record in a national scene there. And i've moved this on sign. It was massive on s. I can see it in the back of the video. Will fuse blew off in my face. The hating went off in the room. And this is a big room to be the keep wool as well. I think mayhem bimbo december in in in east. London is very cold. In the bloody and the next few hours it was just colder and colder and colder and his own cutler t that they drinking just holding idiot via no. It was a day. That was a good day is Just directed ready when it comes to music videos. Sometimes we we go out. We do this so this really if we got someone very good into kind of Who has some sort of vision than we do. More or less up to them. Jillian was just telling us where to go want to do but there was always a funday a warehouse with all those proverbs. Did he Julian show up and create the idea of the spot cops around nice car. I think we had a story board before. Didn't like a rough idea of the we'd use some of the Full and then kind of enact. Some of the lines in some of the lyrics in the song that i drink too much. Sometimes i know. Then we'd Strolled across the camera. And like chink a beer and cheese and that sort of thing. But then i think once we saw the setting and we still delighting and we will how how much they looked. I think.
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