In My Life. Artists On The Record.

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Kanye West goes on the record about:
His parents — and, interestingly, it’s his father who he speaks mostly about
Jay-Z
Barack Obama
Mental health
His contradictions.
But mostly we’re going to explore what goes on in that head of his.

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Bob Dylan goes on the record about:
Why he felt a phony in the 60s.
His recording process
Writing songs vs writing books
His Born Again phase — both when he’s in it and out of it
Gun control
Abortion
His peers, including John Lennon and Paul McCartney.
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Bob Dylan goes on the record about:
His childhood and parents
Why he changed his name
His influences
His disdain for the press, Time magazine in particular
Songwriting, and
A couple of his most iconic songs.
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Neil Young goes on the record about:
His father, and the nickname he had as a child
The many tangents he’s taken in his career
Buffalo Springfield
Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young
Crazy Horse
The infamous Geffen years
His songwriting process
Plus:
He has some excellent advice for budding artists 
The now-iconic line “it’s better to burn out than it is to fade away”
Where he got the phrase “rust never sleeps” from

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Yusuf goes on the record about:

Growing up
Wanting to be a cartoonist
How he got the name Cat Stevens
Getting TB
His spiritual journey
Songwriting
Quitting music
His comeback
The difference between Yusuf and Cat Stevens