Dr. Peter Weller
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668 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
Dr. Peter Weller’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Man, you know, I've got to watch that again. What's your name, Kid Murphy? What's your name, Kid Murphy? What's your name, Kid Murphy? Rebirth, man.
It's right there in front of your face. But no, they want to make it about, no, it's about ethics. It's hard to do it. It's hard to get Cicero out of his fucking dungeon, man. It is, isn't it? It's impossible. Look, he's 64 years old and people say his wife has left him for fuck's sake. His wife is saying, look, you've got an ego. His wife goes to marry Salas, one of the great historians ever.
And he's got a smart wife. Much younger than he is, though, too, right? Not that much younger. I mean, maybe like eight years, something like that. She's 23. She's like 15 or something like that. But in point of fact, I mean, let's talk about feminists for a second.
In the Republic, in spite of the fact that they're not part of the politics, they are indeed part of the advice and the counsel and the.
wisdom of rome that's their currency that's right and the currency and by the way they can get a divorce whenever they want yeah they could just go you know what i don't dig your jam anymore man i'm taking my money and i'm leaving yeah and that's great that's great that goes down in the middle ages no no one's going anywhere yeah the guy says that because the guy's in control but let's talk about another thing about history for weirdos yeah
How weak men are.
Yeah. It's so true. A guy doesn't learn that until he either gets married or he's 35.
A lot of men don't. A lot of men can admit it. You know, I say to my wife, in case you don't know my wife, I'm lost. I tell my wife this. I say this, my daily chant is, I'm lost without you, baby. And you know what her response is? Yeah, I know. She goes, yeah, I know. I said, you know, a month ago I said, you know, Sherry, that's a compliment I'm giving you. She goes, no, it's not. It's a fact.
A compliment is you like my lipstick or my manicure. That's a compliment. You telling me that you're lost without me, that's just, that's the way it is.
We've been together for 20... I was literally robbing a cradle when I met her. I was 49, she was 24. Oh, my gosh. Yeah, but she's much smarter than me. Much better looking. Much hipper. A dancer, an athlete, and all this stuff. Oh, wow.
But she's fun. But she's really fun. And... She's fun to travel with and fun to be with. I was hanging with her a long time and traveling with her a long time. And my oldest friend... who just cannot be around girly girls at all. And my wife is very girly and just very feminine, in spite of the fact she's a jock.
But my dearest friend is one of the great antiquarian book dealers, Mark Himes, also the godfather, one of the three godfathers of my kid. But he said, how's your wife one day? And I went, what? And I didn't even live with anybody, man. I had a long relationship, but nobody moved in. I said, what? He goes, hey, I know she's not your wife, but she should be. And he got up and he left.
And he walked out. And some months later, I say this all the time, because it was a bardo, what they call in Tibetan Buddhism, a chink in your linear reality where all of a sudden an epiphany goes, whoa.
You see a light.
And I asked him months later, or actually years later, why did you say that and walk out? He says, I didn't know I was going to say it. He says, I have to tell you honestly, I didn't know that was coming out of my mouth. And it suddenly came out of my mouth. It blew my mind as much as yours. And you know what? And I didn't want to have a conversation.
Yeah, he didn't want to talk about it because I didn't know what I said. And I said, something just said, get out. And I said, well, you left me level. And you left me with one of the great gifts anybody's ever given me, which is that if you'd not have said that and left. See, if he had stayed, I would have had a conversation. It all gone.
Oh, yeah.
Sure. But you have to feel it. You got to feel it. So in any case, that said, when one realizes that women or the female force or yin or whatever you want to call it or... the Trojan chicks or whatever they are, are more powerful.
When I was very young, when I was 23, I was talking to a great guitar player, a studio rock country guitar player who just passed away, I'm sorry, who was 15, 16 years older than me. And I was having this time with this girl I had a crush on in New York. And she basically said, I don't know if I want to be with you. And I really want to be with her.
And he goes, look, Peter, he's the first guy, the second person. Women keep score. More keeping score. Because you know you meet somebody, you have a feeling of whether you want to sleep with her or hang with her or have a romance with her in the Bahamas or whatever. Thunderbolt hits you or whatever, right? But men, especially young men, assume that women aren't keeping that score.
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