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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Es waren alle junge, schwarze Fahrer, die trainiert wurden von Krankenhäusern und lebenslänglichen Techniken, damit sie in die unterbewerbten Nachbarschaften gehen konnten und Leute holen konnten, die die Polizisten nicht holen würden. Denn in den alten Tagen, wenn man ins Krankenhaus ging, rief man die Polizei. Ja.
So the very first ambulance service was all these young guys and they changed the face of ambulatory care. And it's a great and tragic story.
Yes, it is disturbing. And yet I look at those people and think, you know, they're rock stars. These are high performance athletes. These are people who are, you know, Michael Jordan, Kobe Bryant, fourth quarter, you're down by several. They want the ball. They live for these high pressure moments. And they get adrenalized by things that would terrify the rest of us.
So I'm just incredibly in awe of... Yeah, what do you think that's driven by?
Warum nicht zu? All diese Verhältnisse, die früher sagten, dass das zwischen dir und deinem Doktor, das zwischen dir und deinem Priester, das zwischen dir und... Sie haben alle in den letzten paar Jahren in Frage gestellt, sodass es eine generelle Verletzung von Unvertrauen ist, die sehr beruhigend ist.
You don't want to live in a society where when somebody is on the ground having chest pains, you're afraid to jump in and help them because of the litigious aspect of what if you did. And right now I think we're very close to being in a culture where people don't want to get involved. It's almost not worth the risk. I've heard doctors talk about that.
I think that people will stay in those jobs with a little bit of acknowledgement and a little bit of validation that what they do is difficult.
Yeah, we spent a lot of time down at... We have a lot of relationships in the community, obviously, and they allow us access. Here at County, down at SC especially, which is, you know, treats a population that nobody else will treat. It's right on the edge of Skid Row. People that are down there working, you know, are doing heroic duty day in, day out.
We spent a lot of time with medical personnel. We had them come into our writing room. We spent a lot of time going to them. To get things right? Right. Basically to say we want to do it right and more than that, what isn't being told on TV from your perspective that should be? What is it that you're up against that you really want people to know about? And what were some of those answers?
Oh, it varied depending on who we were talking to. There was a woman doctor in Pittsburgh, black woman doctor, wonderful woman, who just talked about the experience of being a black woman doctor in Pittsburgh. Because there aren't a lot of black women doctors in Pittsburgh. Right.
In der Tat, für alle Pittsburghs Pluses, ist es statistisch der schlechteste Ort, um zu wachsen, wenn du eine schwarze Frau bist. Für viele, viele Gründe. Und sie hat uns dazu eingeladen, was diese Gründe waren. Und dann hat sie uns informiert, wie wir bestimmte Charaktere und Situationen geschrieben haben.
It's limited acting, but you're always so grounded in your work. I love your work. I've watched every episode of GLOW. I've watched everything you've done. I can't wait to see this movie. I read the script. You did? How'd you get that thing? My daughter auditioned for it. Oh really? Funny, right? It's great. It's great. You're talking about Meisner Technique. That scene killed me.
It killed me, man.
Cleansing of your own ego in the service of accomplishing that. There's a great quotation, supposedly Michelangelo, before he began any work of art, would turn his eyes to the heavens and say, Lord, rid me of myself so that I may please thee. And I use that little incantation before takes, where right before they say rolling, I say, Lord, rid me of myself so that I may please thee.
Just get me out of my own fucking head and let me just play this moment. And I just roll from that point forward. You go into your little fugue state and whatever comes up, comes up.
Stell dir vor, dass ein Charakter, wenn er auf jemand anderes Problem konzentriert ist, am glücklichsten ist. And when he doesn't have somebody else's problem to concentrate on, all he's left is with his own. So that's the most uncomfortable, is when he's not busy and not in service of distraction.
It's a tough thing to attend everybody's worst day all day long, right? It's the worst moment in your life when you go to the emergency room. You're at your worst or you're almost scared. And you extrapolate that times four an hour all day long for these people. So this guy is having a breakdown. It's being triggered as the day goes on. Yeah, one thing after another.
The whole show is a pressure cooker that keeps adding ingredients and temperature until eventually it hits a boiling point, which will come.
Ja, das ist das, was sie gebrochen hat. Und die Pizze ist eine Art proverbialer Metapher für das, was wir alle in den letzten Jahren gemacht haben, um herauszufinden, wie wir unseren Weg entfernen. Ja. Und Dr. Robbie ist, du weißt, jeder Mann, der nach unten geht, muss seinen Weg entfernen.
Pittsburgh. Du suchst für Dinge, die intrinsisch Pittsburgh sind. Und, ähm. Ein fucking guter Schauspieler auf diesem Show, Junge. Oh Mann. Rebecca, die die Tochter gespielt hat.
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