Morgan Freeman, the iconic Academy Award-winning actor known for his powerful voice and roles in classics like 'Shawshank Redemption,' shares stories from his unique journey in film. He discusses how he almost took a different career path, the significance of sailing as a metaphor for hope, and the essential life lesson of resilience. Freeman also reflects on his experiences with Clint Eastwood and the importance of collaboration in storytelling. Prepare for laughter and insight as this legend discusses the reality of fame and personal challenges.

Award-winning actor Morgan Freeman, motivational speaker Les Brown, and other renowned guests discuss courage, overcoming fear, unleashing potential, and the value of education in a compilation of motivational speeches. Listeners are inspired to embrace inner strength, chase success, and believe in their abilities to achieve greatness.

Today’s episode is a wide-ranging Interview with Zach Braff, one of those rare famous people who’s really willing to go there. You may know Braff from the TV show Scrubs or the movie Garden State but Braff is actually a genuine multi-hyphenate; a true triple threat. He acts, writes and directs his own movies and other people’s TV shows including Ted Lasso on Apple TV. Relatively recently he put out a new movie that he both wrote and directed called A Good Person starring Florence Pugh and Morgan Freeman.  In this episode we talked about anxiety, depression, insomnia, addiction, grief, social media usage, and what he means by “learning to love your fate”—a notion that is literally tattooed on his wrist. This Interview was conducted in person at the TED conference in Vancouver this past April. Full Shownotes: https://www.tenpercent.com/tph/podcast-episode/zach-braffSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Courage and fearlessness are key to success, love, and life. Speakers include Morgan Freeman, Les Brown, John Maxwell, Sadhguru, Simon Sinek, Jocko Willink, Gary Vaynerchuk, Mat Wilson, Eric Thomas, Isaac Serwanga, and Juan Bendana.

Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Van Lathan discuss 'Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves'. They explore the movie's popularity, Kevin Costner's polarizing nature, and Robin Hood's portrayals in films. They highlight Morgan Freeman's exceptional performance in 'Unforgiven' and discuss various scenes and aspects of 'Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves'. They also delve into casting rumors and choices and analyze the career of a particular actor. The speakers mention pop culture references and Kevin Costner's performance.

Morgan Freeman discusses his new film '761st Tank Battalion' and the importance of including the stories of black soldiers in history. The podcast also covers the fallout from the Georgia indictment, Trump's election fraud claims, and Rudy Giuliani being charged under the 'RICO law' he pioneered.

Morgan Freeman surprises Carl Quintanilla with praise for Elon Musk; Elon Musk's response to Australian PM's threat; Columbia University incident; Megyn Kelly shares cops' ordeal; Scott Galloway debunks Israel narrative; John Fetterman insults protestors; Stephen A. Smith addresses criticism; Konstantin Kisin's speech on Western civilization; and more discussed in the podcast.

Morgan Freeman challenges Don Lemon's racism views; Elon Musk dismisses 'white privilege'; Freeman critiques Black History Month; Black voters consider Trump in 2024; Q&A session concludes the episode

Morgan Freeman, Cole Hauser, Vernon Davis, and Peter Stormare star in the movie 'The Ritual Killer'. The hosts discuss the controversial premise, low ratings, and visual aspects of the film. They also explore the movie script rewriting process, casting choices, and tribal divisions portrayed in the movie.

Riley Gaines criticized by Representative Katie Porter, Judy Blume walks back her support for JK Rowling, and Morgan Freeman denounces the term 'African American' and Black History Month. Topics discussed include transgender athletes in women's sports, labels and identity, consequences for teenage crime, parenting choices and internet access, reminiscing about old cell phones, experiencing life through a phone, and a discussion on transgender individuals and biological reality.