In this lively chat, Bono, the iconic lead singer of U2 and an activist, shares his experiences bridging music and humanitarian efforts. He discusses the emotional depth in writing memoirs versus songs. The conversation dives into the cultural connections between Ireland and Jamaica, while also touching on self-love and mental health. Bono reflects on the powerful message of 'Sunday Bloody Sunday' and emphasizes the importance of faith in fighting AIDS. The blend of humor and heartfelt stories reveals the rich tapestry of his artistic and personal journey.

Exploring Steve Jobs' impact on Apple, failed product launches, and near destruction. Discussion on rebellion, charisma, and innovation. Intriguing insights into his manipulative tendencies and leadership style. Humorous take on the toilet foot bath saga. Clash of visions and tech borrowing at Apple. Persuasion tactics to secure John Scully's partnership. Exploring Jobs as a manipulative cult leader and the significance of the 1984 ad. The rise and fall of the Macintosh and Wozniak's departure from Apple. Personal reflections and tech turmoil in the mid-80s.

The Bulletin's host Mike Cosper interviewed the U2 frontman for December’s cover story. On today's episode, you'll hear the whole conversation.Read the December cover story here.For links, show notes, and more, click here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Bono reflects on his early days in Ireland, encounters with a transformative headmaster, and the intricacies of faith. The conversation delves into surrender, creativity, and the power of embracing contradictions within ourselves. Personal anecdotes on relationships, activism, and the practice of Lent are shared, making for a captivating and introspective discussion.

Brené Brown and Bono share a magical conversation about love, faith, and rock and roll. Bono's new memoir, Surrender: 40 Songs, One Story, is a beautiful tribute to his wife, family, and fans. They delve into embracing contradictions in life and art, finding strength in navigating conflicting aspects of oneself. The podcast explores the power of communal experiences in rituals, ceremonies, and sports games.