ingly rare.

Yet Brian Grazer embodies it with an unparalleled zest and refreshing innocence.

Though Grazer might not be a household name, his tv shows and movies (like "A Beautiful Mind" and “Apollo 13”) have earned him 242 Emmy nominations and 47 Oscar nominations. He believes in the power of asking endless amounts of questions to shape stories that resonate on a deeply human level.

Grazer is an unparalleled storyteller and offers a unique perspective on how to engage, question, and understand the world around us.

This is…A Bit of Optimism.

For more on Brian and his work check out:

His new book: https://www.amazon.com/Curious-Mind-Expanded-Secret-Bigger/dp/1668025507

https://imagine-entertainment.com/

https://www.simonandschuster.com/authors/Brian-Grazer/410161296

1d:T6b8,🚨 Chomp Alert! 🚨We saw your comments — loud and crunchy. Turns out not everyone wants front-row seats to mouth sounds. Who knew?Skip to 29:29 to dodge most of the chewing. We promise, after that it’s just a few graceful nibbles of Basque cheesecake. 🧀🍰😅_____________________________________We turned the studio into a restaurant for the day—because when Phil Rosenthal’s in the house, you don’t just talk about food, you eat it!Phil—the genius behind Everybody Loves Raymond and Somebody Feed Phil—joins us for a heartfelt, hilarious meal where we dive into everything from sitcoms and food shows to gratitude, creativity, and finding joy in the everyday. Sure, we talk about the evolving world of television and the secrets to mastering great storytelling—but this episode isn’t just about food and show business. Phil reveals the best life advice he’s ever received—and it might just change the way you live.As lovers of the LA food scene,

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