yes, yes >> jimmy: it's a new bob dylan movie. >> yes, and timmy is playing bob dylan. >> jimmy: yes.complete unknown. that's a great name. >> yes, yes. >> jimmy: and last time you were on our show, you were telling me how much a fan you are of bob dylan do you remember this >> i totally do. yeah, and i brought the harmonica. >> jimmy: someone gave you a a harmonica. >> yes >> jimmy: and now you're in this movie >> i know, i feel like a a manifested also, like, in junior high, i would write bob dylan on my hand every day i don't -- i mean, i was a fan, but i also -- i don't know why i did that but i did. [ light laughter ] and i feel -- i guess it's leading to this part that i'm going to do after the play >> jimmy: that's fantastic congratulations on that. >> thank you >> jimmy: thait's gonna be awesome. you manifested that. [ cheers and applause >> yes >> jimmy: "w" magazine recently asked different celebrities to pay homage to their favorite tv characters and you chose paris hilton from "the simple life." yeah >> yeah. [ light laughter ] that's you as paris. yeah, were you a fan of

lyrics. _ friday, tried to teach bob dylan's lyrics. and — friday, tried to teach bob dylan's lyrics piece of paper, just want to hear it with _ on a piece of paper, just want to hear it with the music. it's the two together— hear it with the music. it's the two together that do it for me. i'm not crazy— together that do it for me. i'm not crazy about — together that do it for me. i'm not crazy about rock musicians and poetry — crazy about rock musicians and poetry. phil limit once gave me a book— poetry. phil limit once gave me a book of— poetry. phil limit once gave me a book of his — poetry. phil limit once gave me a book of his poetry. we mentioned earlier bruce _ book of his poetry. we mentioned earlier bruce springsteen - book of his poetry. we mentioned earlier bruce springsteen saying l book of his poetry. we mentioned i earlier bruce springsteen saying his songs will be played on 100 years' time. in 100 years' time, if the radio station is still going, will they be playing those songs? that's 'ust -la in: they be playing those songs? that's just playing stuff. — they be play

i mentioned bob dylan.man argument is people will keep feel it. >> i do think that's true. i think the feelings about the economy always lag the actual numbers. if you look at the numbers of the economy, they're phenomenal. we haven't seen this kinds of turnaround when i think obama took over after the financial crisis. it does take a while for the public to field that, but it's exploited about the right wingers. this is not a united states problem. this has been going on. brazil elected a right-wing fascist. fortunately voters threw him out, and the voters threw trump out. le poles threw out their authoritarian government. there is hope here. we have to be smarter about it. you cannot appeal to a generation of people who are under 35 without talking their language. only they talk their language. people my age will look ridiculous if i go out on twitter. >> that's why i brought up dylan. i'm kidding. >> we have to get a bunch of 30-year-olds talking about this president and what they've had done for them, p

not going to see bob dylan playing the song and standing there. >> i'm not going to see bob dylan atly, historically, i have seen a lot of great hip-hop shows. i have seen a lot of pretty mediocre ones and i think because it's such a studio driven medium, i think the idea that the show as well has become more performance based, more playback based, more of a spectacle than relying just on, you know, straight mic skills is probably inevitable and maybe even understandable. >> very interesting, and this is what he does. you take it a little deeper. because all jokes aside, you're making a point about spectacle or the mediated experience of this music. and the music of a certain time and place will reflect that. we are in an age of spectacle, so you're saying it's almost not surprising if people relate to folks who do music sometimes as first and foremost what you said, a personality or an entertainer, a spectacle they learn about through social media. when they go there, it's a double social mediated experience. you're not going to watch back an hour of the concert, but it's planting t

. ♪ and of course, a few years ago there was a bob dylan album. ♪ why do the artists feel the need toy do it? nate: well, as you said, john, it's very difficult to join this exclusive club of christmas hitmakers. but if you're able to do so, this can be a very lucrative proposition because it means that year after year people will be listening to, downloading, streaming, playing on radio, your music. and if you are able to join that club, that's a really great place to be as an artist. john: well, we can't talk about year after yeawithout talking about mariah carey's "all i want for christmas is you." >> ♪ i don't want a lot for christmas ♪ john: this is a song that was written almost three decades ago, and it's number one on the billboard top 100. what explains its staying power? nate: well, i think there's a few things with mariah carey 's song. i think one thing is you have to credit her as a songwriter and as a performer. her vocals are incredible. she's able to reach these stratospheric notes that few other singers can. >> ♪ for christmas is you ♪ nate: also, the song was used in

everyone here probably knows the story about when the pogues were supposed to support bob dylan in americarank murray ring me and said, i'm not allowed to say the word f, but where the f is shane? he is supposed to be at the airport so we banged on the door, we finally got the door open, she shane was coming down the stairs with blood dripping out of his mouth holding a beach boys record which he had been eating and he said to us, i have just been having a summit meeting with all of the world leaders and have been giving them caviar in marmite sandwiches and i'm trying to get world peace so i haven't got time to go to the airport. at even the beach boys record to demonstrate the beach boys record to demonstrate the cultural inferiority of the united states. —— he had eaten. but he really wanted to point out, it was not ted sounds. so in a way, when i first got together with him he used to carry an encyclopaedia of pharmacology. do you remember that? to remedy encyclopaedia of pharmacology? i can't member the name of it but it had every drug that had ever been made listed and what they do t

bob dylan, anyone? mark savage, bbc news. you can't beat wham, in my opinion.nta's reindeer on an early visit, i'm afraid — these were actually deer being airlifted for an annual medical check. biologists capture around 1,200 of them every year and fit them with gps monitors, before re—releasing them back into the wild. the idea is to help the deer cope with encroaching urbanisation, disease, predators, wildfires and severe weather. talking of the weather, here is chris fawkes and we were reporting earlier on storm pia. storm pia has been causing disruption across the country. this truck toppled over

so put a black up somewhere, but now is the great philosopher bob. dylan's money doesn't talk it screens george . so let's try it. on the other hand, or by him is a do make of like, like other politicians. he got a nice chunk of change. i mean, money, right? hungry was entitled to he got the 10000000000 euros that i things sweetened the deal for him. and that's why he was willing to go along with this. um, uh, deal with um, uh my crown and shoulds, whereby he would leave the room and then just as he left the room for the coffee, i get it right. everybody get the boat. and so that's the best way to go for the champion of this, the 20000000000 euros that he's owed. so we'll see what he might do to get those points to george. apropos, apropos is really interesting. i was looking at some of the mainstream coverage of it all and wrote about good friend, new vladimir, put them, they always have to cross the brand of the kremlin co. it's all that's now is to stick that. and i always find that interesting. heard about, he's elected how many times george 4 times and arrived from 9 slides. yeah. a

the music business managing producing for artists you may have heard of some nicks here folks like bob dylangeorge harrison the later became aa fm producer for some young up and comers like martin, roger and now an author. your descent into lowbrow has been impressive jonathan. i want to start off giving ben and jon a few minutes to tell you about their books so we can start this conversation will start with ben. >> okay rightht hello. good afternoon. as we were discussing, i am an actor by trade normally. but, about two years ago i felt on the cryptic crypto rabbit was born the entertainment industry is on ice or the pandemic. a friend of mine suggested i buy bitcoin. some people in the room may have had a similar experience at the time. but i have a degree in economics and my friend had given me absolutely terrible financial advice and is in my 20s and encourage me too invest in the thing i think was a penny stock. anyway i had lost some money and he had lost some money. so my very good friend, we are still friends, said i should buy bitcoin i thought maybe i shouldn't. maybe i should look

you may of heard of some obscure folks like bob dylan, george harrison, then later became a film producer for some young up and comers like martin scorsese, and now an author. your dissent into lowbrow has been impressive, jonathan. so want to start off, give both ben and john a few minutes to tell you about their books so we can start this conversation, will start with ben. >> okay, great. hello. good afternoon. as we were discussing, i am an actor by trade normally, but about two years ago i fell down the crypto rabbit hole. i was bored. the entertainment industry was on ice during the pandemic, and a friend of mine suggested that i buy bitcoin. some people in this room mate had a similar experience at the time. whatever degree in economics and my friend had given me absolutely terrible financial advice when others among the '20s and encouragement to invest any think i a penny stock pump and dump. anyway, i had lost money and he lost themy money, so when my friend dave, very good friend, still friends, that i should buy bitcoin, i thought maybe, maybe i shouldn't. maybe i i should look

in the music business managing and producing for artists you may heard of some obscure folks like bob dylanison then later became a film producer for some young up and comers like martin roger spottiswoode, vendors and now an author. your your descent into lowbrow has been impressive. jonathan so i want to start off gives both ben and john a few to tell you a little bit about their books. so so we can start this conversation and we'll start with ben. okay great. hello. good afternoon. as. as we were discussing, i am an actor by trade normally, but. about two years ago i fell down the crypto rabbit hole. i was bored. the entertainment industry was on ice during the pandemic and a friend of mine suggested that i buy bitcoin some people in this room may have had a similar experience at the. but i have a degree in economics and my friend had given me absolutely terrible financial advice. i was in my twenties and encouraged me to invest in a thing that i think was a penny stock pump and dump. anyway, i had lost some money and he had lost some money and so when my friend dave, my very good friend

this the costume, by the way, belonged to cream drummer ginger becker, the hat worn by bob dylan andevicted into it, we leave the dressing room and before leaving the stage we need to take a breath, warm up the instruments a little, rush, usually they do this in such a green room, we have it stylized, everyone can feel like a rock star , warming up. all tools and things in the interior with history, for example, at this table where visitors sit, hinges were once collected, under glass is john lenon’s school diary. they gave him a d for behavior, it says, they talk all the time, they talk crazy, well, it’s immediately clear that ros is a talented person. for years , collector vladimir avitisyan collected these things: more than 600 unique exhibits, posters with autographs, riders, and this is a small baby bass guitar, on which. this is what paul makar did. here's the studio sound recordings. a real treasure trove, platinum and gold discs, you can listen to everything on your tablet. they even created the world's first map of world rock from the 18th century to the present. there are a

so i didn't have any -- i was getting ready to play bob dylan.a," you designed your own nike sneaker >> yes, the "wonka" dunks. we got them here >> jimmy: and you brought one here tonight >> yes >> jimmy: questlove, wait, did you see this quest, wait 'til you see these so it's a wooden box, probably weighs about 20 pounds >> you're a sneaker head >> jimmy: i am a sneaker head. >> and questlove's a sneaker head >> questlove: yep. >> yes, sir. >> jimmy: look at these things >> you do the unveil you do it. >> jimmy: i'll do it >> yeah. >> jimmy: first of all, it's very wonka maroon right here but look at this [ audience oohs ooh, la la, sassoon. [ cheers and applause >> yeah. >> jimmy: wait, so - i know these >> yep >> jimmy: i know that from the movie. >> yes >> jimmy: wait, so how did you -- how do you come about -- how do you get involved with designing these? how much did you get into it >> the idea came from the original "charlie and the chocolate factory" with its five golden tickets. and our movie doesn't have that, i don't want to give anyth

henry lived and bob dylan wrote. it is endless.fter concord, massachusetts, the start of our american literary intellectual life, which includes most in ponds. new york has been such a hub. and harlem, or the harlem renaissance, it was considered part of that. those are two extraordinary literary places and harlem. >> you talk about timely, free to choose by milton and rose freeman. i am so glad that rose was in there too. nobel metal prize, economist, associated with the chicago school. if you could just let people know what the school is famous for? >> i was surprised, milton freeman and his wife are a part of this. i never thought of it as a great book. thinking longer about this, i have known freeman as this mass conservative movement of today and his wife. they were a team. they are remarkable and that regard, the chicago school had a limited time but it was about a did not believe in keynesian economics. this great gathering of debt or spend money later. it did not believe that a good currency would help the dollar prevail sh

when bob dylan wrote those words in 1964 i know he wasn't singing about the stock market 60 years in the future, but what can i say? the times they are a-changing, the guy nailed it, because as the federal reserve changed its tune yesterday it destroyed the order of what was working. dow gaining 158 points s&p climbing .26%, nasdaq advancing .19%. but the turmoil underneath was absolutely shocking. this was not a market led by the magnificent seven. apple caught a very bullish piece of wall street research yet the stock did nothing. amazon got slammed off .95%. even though we're hearing nothing but good things about the holiday season. alphabet took it on the chin, down about half a percent despite the generative ai tease. advertisers have been leaving twitter but that stock down a lot more at one point. microsoft, huge investment in the pioneers at openai. but its stock plummeted 2.25%. nvidia, the king of the semis, but the times they are a-changing. the stock did next to nothing today. only tesla mounted a meaningful rally up almost 5%. is it an aberration? no. it's an explanation

lived where, and if you get a guide, they will show you where the willa cather house is or where bob dylanrote. it is endless in greenwich village. concord, massachusetts was probably the start of our american literary life, including walden pond, and greenwich village is such a hub. and the harlem renaissance, where zora neale hurston was considered part of that. those are two extraordinary literary milieux. the village and harlem. >> talk about timely, free to choose by milton and rose friedman. i'm so glad that rose is in there too, because you hear about him. no bill prize -- the nobel prize winners, an economist associated with the chicago school, if you can let people what the school was saying? >> ok, i am not surprised that milton friedman and his wife are part of this, but i never thought of it as a great book. thinking longer about this, milton friedman has had a massive career that has mattered, if you want to understand the conservative movement of today, milton friedman and his wife, they were a team. they were remarkable in that regard, the chicago school, it did not believe

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. >> it is a times that are changing, bob dylan market.will be fast, what i see is this. i don't want to buy the lts. i want to think about the next day. i don't want to recommend a stock up three to four that has no value. procter & gamble has been hurt. they're said to be $800 million hit. wipe out their gains for decline in commodities. they got crushed in argentina, moved out of that. this is the company that has a good yield, a dividend aristocrat, will do well. today it's an a-student. in the end you come back to the honor roll and this company is summa cum laude. >> no worries about pricing pour power? >> no. they've been able to take price consistently. it's not the kind of stock people want now. i'm mindful of what david was saying, they're buying stocks that if, you know, trying to buy something the algorithm is saying buy it and have someone take you out of it. i like a stock like this because it's for sale, and it is the biggest beneficiary of the big cap stocks of a weak dollar. >> how about tonight? >> i have a stock, chewy,

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but now is the great philosopher bob. dylan's money doesn't talk it screens george. so let's try it on the other hand or by is a do make of like, like other politicians. he got a nice chunk of change. i mean, money, right? hungry was entitled to he got the 10000000000 euros that i think is sweet and the deal for him. and that's why he was willing to go along with this. um uh, deal with um, uh my crown and shoulds, whereby he would leave the room and then just as he left the room for the coffee, i get it right. everybody get the boat. and so that's the best way to go for the time being to this, the 20000000000 euros that he's owed. so we'll see what he might do to get those points to george. apropos, apropos is really easy. i was looking at some of the mainstream coverage of it all and wrote about good friend, new vladimir, put them. they always have to come a brand of the kremlin tal. it's all that's now is to stick that in. i always find that interesting. heard about, he's elected how many times storage 4 times and arrived from 9 slides. yeah. and okay. i guess some