Richard "Wolfie" Wolf
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#10 - The Musical Mind Behind NBC's "THE VOICE" and "SONGLAND" - Clyde Lieberman
#10 - The Musical Mind Behind NBC's "THE VOICE" and "SONGLAND" - Clyde Lieberman
#10 - The Musical Mind Behind NBC's "THE VOICE" and "SONGLAND" - Clyde Lieberman
Thursday 12th March 2020
Clyde Lieberman discusses his path from working with Wu-Tang Clan to producing 'The Voice' and 'Songland', blending music with mindfulness.
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Get the buttons here!Clyde Lieberman: Crafting Mindfulness Through Music on 'The Voice' and 'Songland'
It probably also explains why I wasn't a great player, because I probably wasn't a great listener, and I think I recognize that one important point about listening: to be a good listener, you not only have to listen to what the person is saying, but you're listening to other characteristics: the tone of voice, right, the inflections and what they're not saying.
Ever wondered what goes on behind the scenes of your favorite music shows? Richard 'Wolfie' Wolf brings you an engaging chat with Clyde Lieberman, the mastermind producer behind NBC's 'The Voice' and 'Songland'. With three Emmy Awards under his belt, Clyde dives into his journey from working with legendary acts like Wu-Tang Clan and The Roots to shaping some of the most-watched TV music shows.
This episode is a treasure trove for anyone curious about the intersection of music, mindfulness, and high-pressure environments. Clyde opens up about his unique management style, affectionately dubbed 'the Zen of Clyde', where he shares his thoughts on the 'Art of Doing Nothing' and 'The Power of No'. He reveals how being a good listener and consensus builder has been crucial in his role, and how mindfulness practices have helped him navigate the demanding world of TV production.
The conversation touches on the challenges of dealing with celebrities and the importance of staying true to one's soul amidst the chaos. Listeners will find Clyde's perspective on modulating ego and practicing non-reactivity particularly enlightening. He talks about the significance of active listening—not just hearing words but paying attention to tone and inflection—and how this skill has influenced both his professional and personal life.
Whether you're a fan of 'The Voice', a mindfulness enthusiast, or someone looking for effective stress-relief strategies, this episode offers valuable insights. Tune in to hear Clyde's first-ever interview since becoming Supervising Producer, and discover how music and mindfulness can be powerful tools for managing anxiety, depression, addiction, and more. Richard Wolfie Wolf's conversation with Clyde Lieberman is not just an interview; it's a masterclass in balancing creativity with mental well-being.