David Bowie, Rosalia, Ethan Hawke, and more share strategies for reclaiming your artistic brain, including creating a conducive environment, daily journaling, overcoming perfectionism, embracing unpredictability, and prioritizing art over content creation.

In a reflective discussion featuring David Bowie, the iconic musician known for his groundbreaking influence, the podcast delves into the intricate relationship between art and mortality. Bowie’s last album, 'Blackstar,' serves as a poignant exploration of life and death, revealing how mortality shapes artistic expression. The conversation unveils the legacy left by both celebrated and lesser-known artists, highlighting how their final works resonate posthumously. Through personal stories and artistic journeys, it celebrates creativity as a powerful response to the inevitability of death.

David Bowie, the legendary musician and actor, and Jennifer Connelly, the acclaimed actress, dive deep into the magical realm of Jim Henson’s 'Labyrinth.' They discuss the film's intricate themes of personal journeys and the innovative storytelling that shaped its cult classic status. Bowie’s portrayal of Jareth adds layers of complexity, while Connelly’s Sarah navigates whimsical challenges that resonate with childhood struggles. Nostalgia, puppetry, and the film's haunting soundtrack are explored, revealing the timeless impact of this fantasy gem.

In a fascinating discussion, David Bowie, the legendary British musician, and Freddie Mercury, the iconic lead singer of Queen, explore the chaotic creation of the classic track 'Under Pressure.' They reminisce about their infamous recording session fueled by wine and creativity, while the exact origin of its unforgettable bassline remains a mystery. The duo never performed it live together, and their unique collaboration sparked debates over musical authorship and its unforeseen influence on later artists like Vanilla Ice.

David Bowie, Swans, Prince, and Marillion talk about albums and influences in 1984, including 'Purple Rain', 'Who's Afraid of the Art of Noise?', and the impact of Live Aid.