Hi, this is Gay Hendry. Welcome to Big Leap podcast with me and Mike Kainees. In this episode, we're doing something really interesting. We're taking the Beatles document and doing a quick dive into it and opening up a bunch of territory about what you can learn from it for your own creative process. I've got a lot of stuff to say about it, and so does Mike.

So let's get into it.

I can't wait.

There's a lot of good stuff in here, like you said.

And I learned a lot about Gay's background in the music industry listening to this.

And you'll hear about how he actually spent some time listening to jimmy page and jimmy

hendricks in addition to we're going to recommend some other great rock documentaries all that

and more on this episode of the big leap all right welcome to this episode of The Big Leap in this one.

Gay and I are going to be discussing our reflections after watching the Beatles get back movie,

which was produced and directed by Peter Jackson. I think it is an absolute masterpiece.

I learned a ton about creativity and collaboration during it. So our goal is just to kind of

pick it apart and talk about favorite spots that had the most impact on us. And I've actually

thought about this for weeks and months and for years I was a massive

Beatles fan I listened to their music both as an engineer as a musician and I would absolutely

have to say I think they are one of the most extraordinary bands to ever exist and as creative

collaborators I had more respect for them after watching this episode.

So, Gay?

Well, I'm with you all the way.

I go way back with the Beatles.

I, in 19, from 1965 to 1968, I was a disc jockey at WLOF Channel 95 Radio in Orlando, Florida, which was the big rocker in

central Florida. And it was also the station that a lot of the record promoters came to, because

Florida is a place where people break out records a lot of times. Because if you can get it to be a hit in Florida, it'll sweep the country.

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