I spent a day with VSAUCE

🎙THE PODCAST

🧨HUGE thank you to Vsauce:

🗯MORE EPISODES…

🎥Crew
▸ Creator, Director, Writer, etc - Anthony Padilla
▸ Executive Producer - Alessandra Catanese
▸ Senior Producer, Co-writer - Elise Felber
▸ Director of Photography/Gaffer - Kathy Sue Holtorf
▸ Camera Operator - Amber Steele
▸ Social Media Manager - Mallory Myers
▸ Post Supervisor - Mike Criscimagna AKA Mork Crispy
▸ Head Editor - Patrick Horba
▸ Editor - Ash Duckworth
▸ Editor - Nikki Blacklock
▸ Sound Editor - Gareth Hird
▸ Assistant Editor - Levi Villalpando
▸ Social Media Editor - Cassie Korn
▸ Production Assistant - Joshua Dozier
▸ Captions - Davy Gerichten

🎵Theme Music Composer - Matt Good AKA The King of Emo

📢BE ON THE SHOW

0:00 INTRODUCTION
2:15 RUNNING OUT OF TOPICS
6:40 CULTIVATION THEORY
8:51 ALWAYS INQUISITIVE
11:10 THE EVOLUTION OF VSAUCE
15:47 WHERE THE PASSION COMES FROM
19:09 SPONSOR
21:17 BEING PART OF THE EXPERIMENT
25:52 THE AYAHUASCA EXPERIMENT
31:54 SCARIEST MINDFIELD EXPERIMENT
35:56 SELLING VSAUCE?
36:57 THE CURIOSITY BOX
38:35 BLOOPER

[AnthonyPadilla]

come back next week for *I spent a day with CAROLINE KLIDONAS*

[nepmobile]

Kinda relieving to see Michael have a normal conversation rather than breaking my mind and staring into my soul through the screen like he has in the shorts

[iandoesthings]

"People will believe the impossible, but they will not accept the improbable" Amazing quote!

[rasmus]

"People will believe the impossible but not the improbable"

"Self-perception changes once you can see how you look with your eyes closed"

"We look at the internet like wheels in cages. But we've always loved running in wheels"

The quotes from this man, I swear.

[hanthonyc]

Hearing him talk casually is realizing, "woah, he's really just like this, like all the time." I think in his voice, you can tell that he's constantly thinking about how small aspects of life fit into the larger universe, and he sounds constantly amazed by that. It's contagious!

[tacitozetticci]

Michael is the essence of "if you want to be interesting to a lot of people, be interested in a lot of things"

[skelanimalsworld]

I fucking love him, he's such a modern day philosopher. He's so good at inspiring such a special wonder for the world.

[kooledgesture]

Out of all the one-on-one "internet persona" interviews, Micheal doesn't talk about himself much, rather topics and ideas. This man is really the embodiment of curiosity.

[theinnocent_one]

This is probably the best ' I spent a day'. Even when Anthony tries to learn more about Michael, Michael is constantly making us wonder.

[cutestgirlnhell]

I love how these videos never feel like a one sided interview, they're an interesting conversation

[AverageTomato]

Michael somehow looks like he hasn't aged at all after years on youtube.

[NOWABOmusic]

The whole explanation behind "people will accept the impossible, but they won't believe the improbable" is eye-opening.

[Astro-vtbx]

Let's be honest. All of us want Vsauce as a teacher

[GameLikeYouMeanIt]

Micheal is a rare case on YouTube, where his content hasn't really changed. And that's exactly what I want. It's timeless

[_kikyu]

Micheal absolutely needs to start a podcast. I could listen to him for hours

[potatogod]

Still can't believe that you 2 guys made my childhood.

[doofusboy]

“People will believe the impossible, but they will not accept the improbable” - there are so many great things Michael says in this video that are quotable and this is one of my favourites

[remitsu]

VSauce is really a special kind of guy

[coconutcore]

“Helping people reduces my anxiety, ” just gave me an epiphany.
I don’t keep doing everything for everyone because I’m a trusting idiot, I do it because I’m scared.
Why am I scared? No clue. I’ll ask Vsauce, he seems to be good at making me realise things.

[Totino.The.Pizza-Boy]

The fact that there are so few cuts in this interview, compared to all the other ones on the channel, shows how interesting Vsauce is, and how fluidly he can move between topics while keeping everything cohesive. It really is an underappreciated talent.