I delve into Mel Gibson's spot-on perspective on retirement, which I contend is unnatural in the modern hedonistic context. I explore Gibson’s commitment to staying creative and active into his later years, doing work that matters, and contrast this with our societal norm of subsidized and unexamined retirement.
02:47 The Problem with Subsidized Retirement
08:23 Mel Gibson's Future Projects
14:13 The Passion of the Christ Sequel
23:26 Mel’s Redemption Arc
23:48 True Elites
25:41 The Landed Gentry, Country Gentlemen
34:00 Alaric the Barbarian on “Traditional” things
Links:
James Horner - The Legend
Mel Gibson reveals more amazing stories live on stage in London! (IMP EPISODE 12)
Jim Caviezel Reveals What's Happening With 'Resurrection' Film
Randall Wallace Details 'Passion of the Christ' Sequel
- - The Death of the Gentleman and the Birth of Bureaucratic Tyranny
Oliveira - Nobility and Analogous Traditional Elites: A Theme Illuminating American Social History
- - Things that are more “traditional” than a 32 year old SWE and a 28 year old PM buying a farm with NVIDIA gains to larp as pioneers
- - The Third Wave of Journalism
James Horner - A Gift of a Thistle
