Season 1 Episode 26 | 5m 38s
Mr. B.B. King. The blues legend says he played 300 nights a year for four-plus decades. That's just ridiculous. We're talking about nearly 15,000 shows. King turns 90 this year and you still just might be able to see him on stage. So what's his secret? We heard some keys to living life to its fullest in a 1986 interview that had been unheard until now.
Aired: 02/03/15
Video has closed captioning.
Jacques Cousteau on Atlantis and Cognac
"We're going to investigate every single one of these hypotheses, and we'll tell you what
"I’m very interested in how people adapt to extremes” - Oliver Sacks on July 28, 1996
“I don’t feel any compulsion just to stand under the spotlight night after night unless I
"If God didn‘t want me to sing it, he wouldn‘t have given me the talent to do it“ - Stevie
Aldous Huxley on Technodictators
"If you want to preserve your power indefinitely, you have to get the consent of the rule.
Marlene Dietrich on Sex Symbols
Marlene Dietrich in 1969, as interviewed by Jay Kent Hackleman
"It’s okay being a woman now. I like it. Try it some time.” - Nora Ephron, 1975
Bob Dylan at 20 on Freak Shows
“I‘m never going to become rich and famous” - Bob Dylan in 1962.
"Sometimes when it all comes together ... you become the film you’re making."
