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We know that trying new things, taking risks, and even failing are vital to most success stories. But getting out of areas where you're comfortable and breaking through to the next level is easier said than done. Andy Molinsky, professor of organizational behavior at Brandeis International Business School, says that there are actions we all can take to get out of our safe zone and achieve our goals. In this classic episode, he shares his research and advice with former IdeaCast host Sarah Green Carmichael. Molinsky is the author of Reach: A New Strategy to Help You Step Outside your Comfort Zone, Rise to the Challenge and Build Confidence.

00:00:17 today we pull from Peter Holland's new book The lifelong learner it contends that Humans have a startling tendency to gravitate toward the mundane, the monotonous, and the known.00:00:52 Judith Bardwick, a management theorist, used the term "comfort zone" in her 1991 work, Danger in the Comfort Zone.00:03:37 Abraham Maslow's (1943) theory of self-actualization posits that humans have an innate need to reach their full potential.00:04:06 Perhaps someone like Thomas Edison, the American inventor whose advancements to the light bulb made it a symbol of brilliance?00:04:31 According to renowned Stanford psychologist Carol Dweck in her book Mindset, it is not IQ, ability, or education that distinguishes successful people.00:06:05 Psychologist Andy Molinsky has dedicated his career to understanding why people resist leaving their comfort zones, and how they can overcome that resistance.00:06:59 Use the 3 Cs to Achieve Escape Velocity In his research, Molinsky discovered three techniques that people utilize to successfully venture outside of their comfort zones.00:09:27 Using the Three Cs: Conviction A sense of conviction is important in many aspects of life.00:10:17 Meet Barbara.00:15:00 Using the Three Cs: Customization In the world of fashion, customization is a process that allows you to take an existing piece of clothing and make it your own.00:18:20 What I do in those situations is go earlier than everyone else.00:22:45 Using the Three Cs: Clarity Clarity is gaining an objective, logical viewpoint of the difficulties you are facing.00:23:33 Psychotherapist Tori Rodriguez says that acknowledging and challenging negative thoughts can lead to greater clarity and understanding of life.00:28:25 Distorted thinking that results from a lack of clarity can also lead to frequent Automatic Negative Thoughts (ANTs).• Embracing the uncharted terrain of leaving your comfort zones aids in the development of confidence and resilience, allowing you to continue developing and learning for the rest of your life. This acquired understanding eventually means that your comfort zone has increased even further and you are now in the growth zone.• Psychologist Andy Molinsky has dedicated his career to understanding why people resist leaving their comfort zones, and how they can overcome that resistance using three Cs: conviction, customization, and clarity. You must develop strong convictions, which are your core beliefs, such as altruism, generosity, gratitude, integrity, accountability, and perseverance.• Customization relates to your ability to successfully adjust your behavior to your surroundings without losing yourself in the process. Consider it "fitting in" without fully "giving in." You're still you, just slightly altered (e.g., wearing your power suit, carrying your lucky charm, etc.) to trick yourself into feeling at ease and easily blending into your surroundings. Lastly, you must have clarity, which is obtaining an objective, rational perspective on the problems you are facing. By challenging your negative thoughts, you can gain a clearer picture of your challenges.#AbrahamMaslows #AutomaticNegativeThoughtsANTs #Carney #CarolDweck #CognitiveDistortions #ComfortZone #JudithBardwick #LebermanMartin #LifelongLearners #Molinsky #Molinskys #PositiveEnergy #ToriRodriguez #ThreeCs #From“ComfortZone”To“GrowthZone” #RussellNewton #NewtonMG #PeterHollins #TheScienceofSelf #LifelongLearnerPhoto by Pavel-Danilyuk and Pexels

(https://followfridaypodcast.com/eric-molinsky#rec364802906 (Full transcript at FollowFridayPodcast.com)) "Imagine if NPR went to Comic-Con and decided that's all they ever wanted to cover." That's how Eric Molinsky describes his podcast https://www.imaginaryworldspodcast.org/ (Imaginary Worlds), which takes science fiction, fantasy, and other "genre" entertainment seriously — and explores the depths that have attracted fans for decades. "When it gets couched within Marvel or Star Trek or Star Wars, people that aren't into that stuff just laugh and think, 'Oh, it's a bunch of nerds arguing,'" Molinsky says. "It's like, 'No, they're talking about gender, race, representation, capitalism in there. They're arguing over the same things you're arguing over. It's just within a fantasy world.'" On today's episode of Follow Friday, Molinsky explains why he follows https://www.youtube.com/c/postmodernjukebox/videos (Postmodern Jukebox), a group of cover musicians who filter modern songs through vintage genres; https://twitter.com/yourpaljames007 (Your Pal James), a dormant art project that parodies action figure photography; https://www.instagram.com/sebcolorisation/ (Sébastien de Oliveira), who expertly colorizes historical photos; and https://www.instagram.com/terriblemap/ (Terrible Maps), an aggressively unhelpful geographical resource. You can get bonus episodes of Follow Friday every week — including a bonus follow from Eric, coming early next week — when you https://www.patreon.com/followfriday (back Follow Friday on Patreon), starting at just $1 a month. And, if you're in the US and you're pledging $5 or more as of October 31, you will get a handwritten thank-you note and a sheet of Follow Friday stickers, which are not available anywhere else! Visit https://www.patreon.com/followfriday (patreon.com/followfriday) to get started. Follow us: - Follow Eric Molinsky on Twitter https://twitter.com/emolinsky (@emolinsky) and Imaginary Worlds on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/imaginary_worlds_podcast/ (@imaginary_worlds_podcast) - Follow us @followfridaypod on https://twitter.com/followfridaypod (Twitter), https://www.instagram.com/followfridaypod/ (Instagram), and https://www.tiktok.com/@followfridaypod/ (TikTok) and find clips from the show on https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVlDOyFjj9ulmiIrsBJlMqg (our YouTube channel) - Follow Eric Johnson on Twitter https://twitter.com/heyheyesj (@heyheyesj) Theme song written by Eric Johnson, and performed by https://www.fiverr.com/yonamarie (Yona Marie). Show art by https://www.fiverr.com/dodiihr (Dodi Hermawan). Thank you to our amazing patrons: Jon, Justin, Amy, Yoichi, Shinri, and Elizabeth This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy Support this podcast

Nachum Segal presents great Jewish music, the latest news from Israel, Morning Chizuk with Rabbi Dovid Goldwasser and interviews with Dr. Jeffrey Rosenfeld of the Rutgers Cancer Institute, Touro's Dr. Rivka Molinsky and Dr. Aimee Baron of JOWMA.

Here's a surprise episode as our holiday present to you! Our guest is Eric Molinsky of the Imaginary Worlds podcast returning to our show after two years to discuss how his newfound journey into the world of Doctor Who has come along since then.

Andy Molinsky, professor of international management and psychology at Brandeis University and author, knows that stepping outside of one’s comfort zone, both personally and culturally, is one of the hardest things people have to do. “But, you are probably going to have to, if you want to grow, learn, develop—to achieve your goals.” That is what his work is about: helping people understand the challenges, what holds them back, how they might be avoiding it, and what they can do to be more successful.

Avoidance threatens your creativity.  If you shy away from engaging due to fear of criticism, struggle being a people pleaser, or getting out of your comfort zone, then this conversation is for you. My guest, Dr. Andy Molinksy, is the definitive expert to help you reach your goals with a variety of unique strategies and insights on moving beyond your comfort zone.  In this episode, Dr. Molinsky will share with you why “roadblocks” can keep you from meeting your potential, how to move past avoidance, and some insightful methods on how to overcome your challenges. Andy Molinksy is a professor at Brandeis University’s International Business School, and has been featured in Harvard Business Review, Inc. Magazine, Psychology Today,New York Times, Wall Street Journal, NPR, and a whole lot more. If you're looking for a way to stretch your comfort zone and make a bigger impact in 2019, you’ll love this fun and fascinating conversation.

¡Bienvenidos a un nuevo episodio de El Calabozo! Retornamos al reciente pasado para abordar la figura de una de las eternas promesas del género en los últimos años, Ti West, metiéndonos de lleno en la que posiblemente es hasta la fecha la cima de su carrera: La Casa del Diablo. Revival tanto en forma como en contenido de las maneras cinematográficas de décadas pasadas, West propone en ella una relectura del satanic panic de principios de los 80 apropiándose de las técnicas narrativas del mejor cine de género, en una aproximación temática, formal y visual a un lenguaje propio y efervescente que conformaron la naturalidad y frescura del bajo presupuesto de aquella época que aquí se homenajea con vigor y mucho oficio. Acompañan al Reverendo el satanista moderado Snuff (from Aguas Turbias Podcast), y el debut en el programa de uno de los más férreos siervos del cvlt, el camarada Molinsky. ¡Enjoy!

Andy Molinsky, professor at Brandeis, believes stepping outside your personal and cultural comfort zone is one of the hardest things you have to do. He focuses on helping others understand the challenges and what they can do to be more successful.

Andy Molinsky is a professor at Brandeis University’s International Business School with a joint appointment in the Department of Psychology. His work helps people learn how they can act outside of their comfort zones. His research and writing has been featured in the Harvard Business Review, Inc Magazine, Psychology Today, the Financial Times, the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, the Boston Globe, NPR, and Voice of America. He was awarded as a Top Voice for LinkedIn for his work in Education. He is also the author of two books, Global Dexterity and Reach. Quotes To Remember: “Courage isn't the absence of fear. It's the ability to take actions in the presence of fear.” “Use what we have inside of us to overcome those barriers.” “Sometimes we want to stay right in our comfort zone.” “Conviction is a deep sense of purpose.”   What You’ll Learn: Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone Staying Focused Outside of Your Comfort Zone Building Resilience and Confidence   Key Links From The Show: Andy’s Site   Recommended Books: Content Marketing Secrets by Marc Guberti Global Dexterity by Andy Molinsky Reach by Andy Molinsky Difficult Conversations by Bruce Patton, Douglas Stone, and Sheila Heen Getting to Yes by Roger Fisher and William Ury

Design by HW Design. Click the image for more info! Ron Werner and Marc Molinsky Today in The Lounge, Nick chats with Ron Werner of HW Home. A native of Chicago, Ron began his professional career as a stockbroker prior to opening a series of home furnishing store. Next, Nick sits down with Marc Molinsky of Designer Advantage for a fascinating conversation about his years of working with designers, as well as current industry trends and billing best practices. Ron Werner Ron is an interior designer based in Boulder, Colorado, who has had a fascinating journey from stockbroker to interior designer. Early Beginnings Ron began his career as a stockbroker in Chicago, Illinois,  after graduating with a Bachelors in Economics from Indiana University. He says his years as a broker taught him the ins and outs of running a small business, and later, on a trip to Boulder, Colorado to visit his sister, Ron decided to move to the area and open his own shop along with his partner, Jim, who was currently running a Holly Hunt showroom in Chicago. The duo decided that purchasing real estate in the area would be the best investment and opened their first store in 1999. The Store - HW Home Ron and Jim always had a clear idea of what they wanted: a true home store that reflected their personal aesthetic. Now expanding into their third location, the look and feel of the store is still in alignment with their original business plan: they create an eclectic palette using their sourcing methodology of “ Hunt, Gather, Edit” -- working  to select items that are unique and beautiful, stand the test of time and will excite people. Marc Molinsky - Designer Advantage Next in The Lounge, Nick chats with Marc Molinsky of Designer Advantage. For 18 years now Designer Advantage has handled the financials and bookkeeping for interior designers, allowing for more time to focus on client relations and the creation of design vision. Designer Advantage handles the financial side of the business, ensuring that designers are paying bills and making a profit. Functioning as both a full-service booking company and an outsourced CFO, Designer Advantage provides services to designers at a cost less expensive than hiring a full-time employee. They currently manage 120 firms across the country. Industry data Designer Advantage has been in business for 18 yrs, and during this time they have seen a shift in the way in designers are being compensated for work. Originally, profit was generally tied to product, with designers making 35-45% profit markup on top of the flat fee. This practice has deteriorated over time as designers lose the competitive advantage of purchasing trade only products. More notably, when markup profit is divided by the hourly rate, the numbers simply do not add up -- resulting in designer not being properly compensated for the amount of hours spent. Therefore, the industry has been shifting toward an hourly model which can help designers increase their profitability. Time Billing Best Practices As Designer Advantage sits on the front lines preparing and receiving invoices for the client they possess a unique vantage point. As such they have developed a few techniques to minimize negative client feedback, to help your interior design business weather the seismic shifts we're all seeing in the industry. Listen to take a deep dive! To learn more about Design Advantage visit their website! Chaise Lounge Updates HD Expo – May 2 – 4 ICFF – May 20 – 23 NeoCon – June 11 – 13 Dallas Market – Jun 20– 26 Las Vegas Market July 29 – Aug 2 High Point Market – October 13 – 17 BDNY  – Nov 11 – 12 Resources Follow this link to check out our fantastic sponsors and find out how they can help YOU! Wrap Up If you would like to hear more episodes, please visit us on iTunes or on our website at TheChaiseLoungePodcast.com. Lastly, find The Chaise Lounge on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter or post a review on iTunes, you may even hear your review read live on our...

Design by HW Design. Click the image for more info! Ron Werner and Marc Molinsky Today in The Lounge, Nick chats with Ron Werner of HW Home. A native of Chicago, Ron began his professional career as a stockbroker prior to opening a series of home furnishing store. Next, Nick sits down with Marc Molinsky of Designer Advantage for a fascinating conversation about his years of working with designers, as well as current industry trends and billing best practices. Ron Werner Ron is an interior designer based in Boulder, Colorado, who has had a fascinating journey from stockbroker to interior designer. Early Beginnings Ron began his career as a stockbroker in Chicago, Illinois,  after graduating with a Bachelors in Economics from Indiana University. He says his years as a broker taught him the ins and outs of running a small business, and later, on a trip to Boulder, Colorado to visit his sister, Ron decided to move to the area and open his own shop along with his partner, Jim, who was currently running a Holly Hunt showroom in Chicago. The duo decided that purchasing real estate in the area would be the best investment and opened their first store in 1999. The Store - HW Home Ron and Jim always had a clear idea of what they wanted: a true home store that reflected their personal aesthetic. Now expanding into their third location, the look and feel of the store is still in alignment with their original business plan: they create an eclectic palette using their sourcing methodology of “ Hunt, Gather, Edit” -- working  to select items that are unique and beautiful, stand the test of time and will excite people. Marc Molinsky - Designer Advantage Next in The Lounge, Nick chats with Marc Molinsky of Designer Advantage. For 18 years now Designer Advantage has handled the financials and bookkeeping for interior designers, allowing for more time to focus on client relations and the creation of design vision. Designer Advantage handles the financial side of the business, ensuring that designers are paying bills and making a profit. Functioning as both a full-service booking company and an outsourced CFO, Designer Advantage provides services to designers at a cost less expensive than hiring a full-time employee. They currently manage 120 firms across the country. Industry data Designer Advantage has been in business for 18 yrs, and during this time they have seen a shift in the way in designers are being compensated for work. Originally, profit was generally tied to product, with designers making 35-45% profit markup on top of the flat fee. This practice has deteriorated over time as designers lose the competitive advantage of purchasing trade only products. More notably, when markup profit is divided by the hourly rate, the numbers simply do not add up -- resulting in designer not being properly compensated for the amount of hours spent. Therefore, the industry has been shifting toward an hourly model which can help designers increase their profitability. Time Billing Best Practices As Designer Advantage sits on the front lines preparing and receiving invoices for the client they possess a unique vantage point. As such they have developed a few techniques to minimize negative client feedback, to help your interior design business weather the seismic shifts we're all seeing in the industry. Listen to take a deep dive! To learn more about Design Advantage visit their website! Chaise Lounge Updates HD Expo – May 2 – 4 ICFF – May 20 – 23 NeoCon – June 11 – 13 Dallas Market – Jun 20– 26 Las Vegas Market July 29 – Aug 2 High Point Market – October 13 – 17 BDNY  – Nov 11 – 12 Resources Follow this link to check out our fantastic sponsors and find out how they can help YOU! Wrap Up If you would like to hear more episodes, please visit us on iTunes or on our website at TheChaiseLoungePodcast.com. Lastly, find The Chaise Lounge on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter or post a review on iTunes, you may even hear your review read live on our...

Andy Molinsky, professor of international management and psychology at Brandeis University and author, knows that stepping outside of one’s comfort zone, both personally and culturally, is one of the hardest things people have to do. “But, you are probably going to have to step outside your comfort zone if you want to grow, learn, develop—to achieve your goals.” That is what his work is about: helping people understand the challenges, what holds them back, how they might be avoiding it, and what they can do to be more successful.

Former Doctor Who Brand Manager Edward Russell joins us to talk about his time on the show and chooses Top of the Pops as his Classic Show! Plus, an update with podcaster Eric Molinsky.

In this episode, I discuss a study that explores the process of fitting in or retooling to new cultures. In this episode I summarise the key findings which includes an exploration of the psychological conflict created when individuals are trying to adapt to working in new cultures and the techniques that can be employed to help reduce this conflict and translate how you can utilise the findings from this study into practice. The study I am discussing in this episode is Molinsky, A. L. (2013). The psychological processes of cultural retooling. Academy of Management Journal, 56(3), 683-710. You can access the original article here: http://amj.aom.org/content/56/3/683.short If you enjoy the show then don't forget to subscribe and please leave a rating. Also tell your friends - the best publicity is word of mouth. You can tell the world you have listened to The Coaching Academic podcast via Twitter here: http://www.rebeccajjones.co.uk/coaching_academic/share

Eric Molinsky joins us to talk Doctor Who and one of his favorite sci-fi shows, the J.J. Abrams television hit, Fringe.

Would you say that public speaking is in your comfort zone? What about networking alone at a business event, or having to personally fire an employee? This episode’s about stretching beyond your comfort zone — even one toe at a time — to reach a place where you’re living the life you’ve always imagined. Andy Molinksy, a professor at the Brandeis University International Business School with an extensive background in psychology and organizational behavior, is here to share some strategies and secrets into breaking down the barriers of contentment. With a PhD in Organizational Behavior, a Masters in psychology and international affairs, Andy’s an expert to finding the way out of “the zone.” His research and writing has been featured in the Harvard Business Review, Inc Magazine, Psychology Today, the Financial Times, New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Boston Globe, NPR, and more. Andy was awarded as a top voice for LinkedIn for his work in education, and his latest book Reach was published by Penguin Random House in January 2017. He teaches, consults, and lectures widely to universities and corporate audiences. Prepare to finally be okay with being uncomfortable and discover the possibilities ahead! Key takeaways: The classic zone. Have you ever seen that iconic diagram of two circles-- one that represents your comfort zone, the other is what lies outside of it? Somewhere in the middle is where the magic happens. But what if there was MORE to that diagram? Discover the other TWO zones you’ve been missing along…[13:58]. The trickster zone. When an opportunity knocks at your door and you feel completely insecure in answering, the first option’s not to answer-- to simply say “no.” But what if there’s another way to “trick” yourself around your comfort zone and still take on that opportunity? Try THIS the next time around…[18:12]. The construction zone. That rush of panic that overwhelms you when you’re being forced to do something you’re just not comfortable with – THAT’S the place where growth lies. It’s trying to tell you something. Get to know these THREE psychological roadblocks and be prepared to face any situation head on…[22:06]. The truth zone. Everyone’s different. What works for one person could mean complete devastation to another. So when it comes to stepping out of your comfort zone, you might want to try a few things first. Luckily, Andy provides you three options. Ready to take the leap? Try these THREE strategies…[26:22]. Tune in and turn the volume up for a dose of inspiration and life lessons. You're never more than One Idea Away from a whole, new reality.

Do you feel comfortable delivering bad news? Do you look forward to speaking in public? Do you enjoy networking? Is it easy for you to speak your mind and be assertive with friends and colleagues? If you answered no to any of these questions, Andy Molinsky’s new book Reach: A New Strategy to Help You Step Outside Your Comfort Zone, Rise to the Challenge and Build Confidence can help. Andy has conducted research on managers, executives, entrepreneurs, doctors, police officers, salespeople, and countless others to examine the challenges of stepping outside your comfort zone and how you can successfully overcome these challenges: * Why it’s so critical to learn to reach outside our comfort zones * How and why we avoid doing it * The critical psychological roadblocks we face when stepping outside our comfort zone * The multiple ways we avoid stepping outside our comfort zones * The 3 essential tools we need for successfully taking the lead Andy Molinsky is a Professor of Organizational Behavior and Psychology at Brandeis University, and the author of the new book Reach: A New Strategy to Help You Step Outside Your Comfort Zone, Rise to the Challenge and Build Confidence. Molinsky's first book, Global Dexterity, received the Axiom Award for Best Business Book n International Business & Globalization and has been used widely in organizations around the world. He is a columnist for Inc.com, a frequent contributor to Harvard Business Review and Psychology Today, and was recently named one of Linkedin’s Top Voices for 2016. Discover more at AndyMolinsky.com SPONSOR: The International Coach Federation invites you to join the global coaching community at the intersection of coaching and potential for ICF Converge 2017. Join ICF August 24 - 26 in Washington, DC, USA for this dynamic, first-of-its-kind global event. Learn more and register today at ICFConverge.com.

Esse é o nome-apelido-personagem do nosso querido Rodrigo Horta, que levava seu bom humor a todas as produções das quais participava no Laboratório de Áudio. Neste especial vamos conferir o programa da Rádio Online chamado “Turma do Molinsky” de 2007, e o “Jornal Super Locomia” feito para a disciplina de Radiojornalismo (Prof. Viviane Maia). Saudades do Molinsky!!! …

Esse é o nome-apelido-personagem do nosso querido Rodrigo Horta, que levava seu bom humor a todas as produções das quais participava no Laboratório de Áudio. Neste especial vamos conferir o programa da Rádio Online chamado “Turma do Molinsky” de 2007, e o “Jornal Super Locomia” feito para a disciplina de Radiojornalismo (Prof. Viviane Maia). Saudades do Molinsky!!! …

Esse é o nome-apelido-personagem do nosso querido Rodrigo Horta, que levava seu bom humor a todas as produções das quais participava no Laboratório de Áudio. Neste especial vamos conferir o programa da Rádio Online chamado “Turma do Molinsky” de 2007, e o “Jornal Super Locomia” feito para a disciplina de Radiojornalismo (Prof. Viviane Maia). Saudades do Molinsky!!! …

Esse é o nome-apelido-personagem do nosso querido Rodrigo Horta, que levava seu bom humor a todas as produções das quais participava no Laboratório de Áudio. Neste especial vamos conferir o programa da Rádio Online chamado “Turma do Molinsky” de 2007, e o “Jornal Super Locomia” feito para a disciplina de Radiojornalismo (Prof. Viviane Maia). Saudades do Molinsky!!! …

Esse é o nome-apelido-personagem do nosso querido Rodrigo Horta, que levava seu bom humor a todas as produções das quais participava no Laboratório de Áudio. Neste especial vamos conferir o programa da Rádio Online chamado “Turma do Molinsky” de 2007, e o “Jornal Super Locomia” feito para a disciplina de Radiojornalismo (Prof. Viviane Maia). Saudades do Molinsky!!! …

Today's interview is with ATBN favorite Andy Molinsky! He's back!!!! And today we are celebrating his new book: Reach: A New Strategy to Help You Step Outside Your Comfort Zone, Rise to the Challenge and Build Confidence. According to Andy Molinsky, an expert on behavior in the business world, there are five key challenges underlying our avoidance tendencies: authenticity, competence, resentment, likability, and morality. Does the new behavior you’re attempting feel authentic to you? Is it the right thing to do? Answering these questions will help identify the “gap” in our behavioral style that we can then bridge by using the three C’s: Clarity, Conviction, and Customization. Perhaps most interesting, Molinsky has discovered that many people who confront what they were avoiding come to realize that they actually enjoy it, and can even be good at it. Really excited to have Andy share the story of his book with you all. Order your book here:... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brian Laughran and Peter Kreten from WXAV 88.3FM interview ,via phone, Eric Molinsky the creator of a fantastic podcast called Imaginary Worlds. On this extensive interview, the three of them discuss how the program was created, how imagination influences how Molinsky produces the program, and the rise of superheros in pop culture. For more information on Imaginary Worlds, please visit its official website: www.imaginaryworldspodcast.org.

Walt Disney was not a controversial figure during his lifetime. But after his death in 1966, historians began putting forth a variety of disquieting revelations about him: The animator and studio chief had testified before the House Committee on Un-American Activities, it turned out, and he may have been an FBI informant. He was allegedly interested in cryogenics. And he was reportedly prone to making anti-Semitic remarks. But subsequent biographers disagreed, sparking a long battle over Disney’s legacy. Eric Molinsky worked in the animation industry, and has long wondered not only if the claims of Disney’s anti-Semitism are true but also why they remain a point of fascination and ridicule among cartoonists and others nearly a half-century after his death. For this week’s Vox Tablet, Molinsky, now a radio producer, spoke to an animation historian, a Disney-obsessed playwright, and a fairy-tale scholar in an effort to understand if Disney the man, or Disney’s world view, was truly bad for the... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

“Eu poderia morrer, porque aquele sentimento vai ficar dentro de meu coração.”- Molinsky sobre sua recepção no Mineirão por mais de 500 mil pessoas.

Molinsky e seus amigos nos guia mpelas questões cósmicas das explosões solares, viagens psicodélicas e piadas internas musicais.

Nesse episódio: Alexandre, Molinsky (entrevistado), Carol, Cristina, Rusvel, Guima e MV.