Marilyn Mach Vos Savant Interview on the Joe Franklyn Show

[dr.purrscent]

This was a great example on how not to interview a guest. He didn't even try to state her name correctly, nor announce her book accurately. The disrespect. She is great sport for tolerating the nonsense. She is patient and kind, and encouraging. Great mind, Great Spirit. 💗

[M.Huling]

I think Marilyn is down to earth, and personable. And I think she’s beautiful.

[whoyoukidding]

"Ladies and Gentlemen, I want to talk with the lady who has done a book based it is". Then he goes on to read her name off the book like it's the first time he's ever seen it. Great show prep Joe!

[MrDjones]

The poise and professionalism she exhibits in interviews is always impressive. Her wit and rapid responses absolutely prove she could rip holes into the egos of her interviewers if she saw fit.

[brandi]

She is simply fabulous. Not only is she brilliant and beautiful but she has a very pleasant personality. I liked what she said about IQ as well. I wish the interviewer was better prepared. He didn’t pronounce her name correctly, didn’t know what her book was about, and interrupted a lot to say something that didn’t add to the conversation or lead us to learn more about her.

[fkknsikk]

My favorite part is when she cites a common misconception about brain usage while explaining how high IQ doesn't mean much. Absolute perfection.

[abrahamcampos]

I really like the fact that she didn’t make any apologies for being intelligent, the host was trying to bait her into making her say something abasing and she didn’t give him that.

[bringiton]

Everybody wants to be the smartest one but nobody has something nice to say to the smartest people, why ?

[soapmode]

"Ladies and gentlemen, I wanna talk with the lady who has done a book." 😂😂😂

[dkpqzm]

I love Marilyn, I've been following her for decades. It's not just her intelligence, it's her common sense.

[Zzzsleepzzz]

i like her, i wish people wouldn't ask her stupid questions

[vedicwarriorOriginal]

I've noticed that the brightest minds are almost always very humble. Not fake-humble but genuinely humble. 👍🙏

[sierragreen]

I once had a boss who told me I was a genius. Took me six months to realize he was being sarcastic.

[traceycromby]

Marilyn is charming, poised, patient, and graceful in this interview. Joe is woefully underprepared, intimidated, and patronizing and an embarrassment to homo sapiens.

[duncanb]

I was dating a girl whose brother was in his final year at med school before becoming a doctor. He was bragging about his IQ as he had recently completed a test and got what could be describedas a very satisfactory result. He was so damn smug and quite rude tbh. He even went so far as to attempt to belittle me and talk over me in conversations, basing his perception of my intelligence on my career at the time.
I took the exact same test to see just how much smarter than me he really was.
Well
I outdid him by quite a bit.. He was mortified.

[bmosbmos]

She was holding back, she’s so nice ;) so intelligent!

[pl]

This Lady is Brilliant, on an earthly, down to earth level. She doesn't play the part of the snob she is expected to play.

[markmaness]

I was told by an 8th grade teacher that I had the second highest IQ in the school, and it went to my ego. I Immediately became insufferably obnoxious and had considerable difficulty making friends for decades afterwards, because of my attitude. I am 70 years old now and am convinced that I am stupid, and getting increasingly stupider with age. I often tell people that I know something about everything, but I dont know everything about anything.

[Lornicopia]

I was always told I wasn't living up to my potential. Even when I excelled. Despite so much psychological disruption. Even when I rose above everything and everybody and every adverse situation. I was expected to and anticipated to do more. I just ignored it all and have lived my life. But I saved a lot of lives during COVID and helped people all throughout my life. And pursued my own happiness. You have to be happy in your own life.

[johncapehart]

Let me interview you and then figure out your name on public television.