Noah Wyle
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531 appearances
6 recordings
3 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 22 Apr
Noah Wyle’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Like storage wars.
Oh, es ist so unterschiedlich. An einem Punkt habe ich angefangen, Dinge zu sammeln, wie alte Gehäuse, die als andere Dinge verdoppelt wurden, oder Waffen oder Pfeifen oder Flaschen oder all diese Sachen. Und dann habe ich 30 von denen. Hast du sie? Die sind nur in der Tür? Ja, und dann sammle ich alles. Bücher, Albums, Päne, Watches, alte Schuhe. Was denkst du, was es ist?
Because that's not a story. I obviously was a hobo in another life who ate a lot of tinned beans and dreamt of having all the suitcases in the world. You collect suitcases? Old ones. Your wife must be going nuts. I collect all these books and I'm panicked about if my house ever burned down, what would I do? So I have all the suitcases above the bookshelves in case I need to...
Everything goes in the suitcases and then we go.
That's the truth, though. When push comes to shove, you get paralyzed by what is valuable, what you would really take, and you end up taking nothing.
I did not. I'm up in Los Feliz. Oh, you're right here. My mom lives right next to Rendon Canyon, so I had to get her out rather quickly as the hill behind her house was on fire.
We were supposed to have the premiere for our TV show that night. We canceled it in good taste and out of safety. And so I was going to have dinner with my mother and I drove up her hill and looked up and saw the hill on fire and called her and she had no idea. I said, Mom, you got no time. I'm coming. Get out. Get out now. Yeah. And how long did she have to stay out?
They went back the next morning. They stayed at our place that night. Then we watched on TV a helicopter do a water drop right on that hill and put it out. Like miraculous what those guys did that night.
He had a lot of great stuff to say, and then he went... Well, he just went a little nuts.
Do you? I would say I aspirationally intend to read them all. I read a little bit of all of them at one point or another, otherwise I wouldn't have them. But there are many that I haven't read. The ones I just have for comfort, the ones I have for reference, the ones that I intend to get to.
Ich bin ein taktiler Typ. Ich liebe es, es in meine Hand zu halten. Wenn es um Bücher geht, wenn ich es mag, dann kaufe ich es in Triplikat. Ich kaufe einen, den ich in Doggear und Markup kaufen kann. Einen, den ich auslösen kann, weil du es nie wieder bekommst. Und einen, den ich prästiniert habe, den ich auf dem Schilf behalten kann. Echt? Was war der letzte Buch, mit dem du das gemacht hast?
Let's see. Well, the first one that comes to mind was that book, Shantaram. I really liked that book, David Gregory Roberts' book. Is it a novel? Yeah, a big, thick novel. Good? Yeah, great. Autobiographical, somewhat autobiographical, great story. Bought three of them? I bought three of them. I bought several for other people, but I bought three for myself.
Du bist hier geboren? Dritte Generation Angelino. Ist das seltsam? Um dritte Generation Angelino zu sein? Ja, wir sind wie Unicornen. Und deine Großeltern waren hier? Meine Großmutter wurde hier geboren. Meine Großmutter hat das Craft & Folk Art Museum auf Wilshire Boulevard auf der Straße von der La Brea Tar Pits gegründet, das ist jetzt das Kalifornische Kontemporäre Kunstmuseum, glaube ich.
And what's in that place? Well, she founded it in 1965, believing that there was something unrecognized about indigenous art, about folk art. So she became the earliest pioneer to really turn it into a recognized art form. So like native art and American art? Textiles, things that are done with... found objects.
She called it the most democratic form of art because it didn't require any actual training and it was coming from the spirit of the artist. So her house must have been pretty cluttered. It was very eclectic. No, I come by my... Pathology, honestly. We found the source. Grandma's got cool stuff.
Yeah, and then Grandpa collected all the little things, the pocket knives and the keychains and the gadgets. That was her husband? No, my mother's father. Oh, your mother. Really, just going as a kid, going to houses and being like, cool stuff. And going to swap meets and going to garage sales. With your grandfather. With my mother, with my partner. That was our family outing.
We'd go hit the garage sales.
Das ist so, wie junge Leute, du hast über Barter gesprochen, ich fühle mich, als ob diese jüngere Generation das wiederentdeckt hat. Und sie sind alle auf Bord und handeln mit einander. Ja. Es ist lustig, ich war früher in Storchen, um Kleidung zu bekommen, und ich liebte es. Ja. Jetzt gehe ich in diese Storchen und ich kann nicht auf den Geruch stehen. Ich bin alt genug, dass es nur riecht.
Es ist ein bisschen schmutzig. Schmutzig. Aber jetzt sind meine Kinder total in das Thriften. Sie sind? Ja, das ist die nächste Generation. Danke.
I'm not there yet. Hoarding has an emotional component to it that I think comes from this feeling of lack or scarcity. It's really hard for me to let go of stuff. Unless I'm giving it to somebody who I think is going to appreciate it, it's really hard for me to let go of it.
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