Why We Love the Beetles?

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The band broke up officially in 19 seven, and they went their separate ways. There was always speculation about whether the band would reunite. But then in 19 80, john lenon was killed, meaning that the four members could never reunite again as a band. The beetles were not just commercially successful, they also represented a huge cultural shift. They were ground breaking in many ways beyond just their influence on popular music. And their message was ultimately one of peace and love. That's what you can hear now in this first episode of luk podcast, recorded in front of a live audience. I hope you enjoy it.

761. Why we love The Beatles (Recorded Live at The British Council) + Public Speaking Tips

This is a presentation I did at the British Council in Paris recently, in front of a live audience. First I talk about public speaking and my approach to doing presentations and then you can hear the recording of my talk. The Beatles were a global phenomenon when they first appeared in the 1960s and their appeal continues to this day. The world still loves The Beatles. But why is this? Join me as I take a deeper look at the social, cultural and psychological factors that make The Beatles story so compelling even after all these years.

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