Alex Greenwald's guest appearances

Alex Greenwald

Bombshell Radio

Stereo Embers: The Podcast

Loveline with Dr. Chris

Fight for Iowa – The Official Podcast of Iowa Athletics

Paula Cole

Jay Mohr

Amy Wilson

Michael McDermott

Jesse Michaels

Stephen Colbert

Patti Stanger

Nikki DeLoach

Jessimae Peluso

Matt Easton

Alison Moyet

Bob Forrest

Steve Hackett

David Schelzel

John Vanderslice

OwlTail

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Carl Daikeler

June 25th's episode of Loveline features Alex Greenwald from Phantom Planet and Beach Body CEO Carl Daikeler. 

<p>June 25th's episode of Loveline features Alex Greenwald from Phantom Planet and Beach Body CEO <a href="https://www.beachbody.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Carl Daikeler</a>. </p>

Loveline 6-25-20, w/ Alex Greenwald & Carl Daikeler

“I Was So Sure Of Myself, I Put Myself In Danger”That’s how Phantom Planet frontman Alex Greenwald describes for Alex the downside of a little hubris during the creative process. He’s joking about being in danger, but he’s serious about feeling so self-assured about one’s work that it doesn’t allow creative input in from others. In this conversation, Greenwald talks to Green about silencing the critical voice, how he’s become better at collaboration and how his home state of California has influenced his work. He also talks about the 12 year gap between Phantom Planet albums, how he’s coping with Sheltering In Place and he found stillness by escaping from Hollywood...

“I Was So Sure Of Myself, I Put Myself In Danger”<br><br>That’s how Phantom Planet frontman Alex Greenwald describes for Alex the downside of a little hubris during the creative process. He’s joking about being in danger, but he’s serious about feeling so self-assured about one’s work that it doesn’t allow creative input in from others. In this conversation, Greenwald talks to Green about silencing the critical voice, how he’s become better at collaboration and how his home state of California has influenced his work. He also talks about the 12 year gap between Phantom Planet albums, how he’s coping with Sheltering In Place and he found stillness by escaping from Hollywood...

Stereo Embers The Podcast: Alex Greenwald (Phantom Planet)