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Complexly: Hank and John Green

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Hey, it's Guy here with a quick message about another podcast I think you'll love. It's called The Great Creators, and you can find it wherever you listen to podcasts. Check out my latest interview with Tom Hanks. You might think you know him until you hear this interview. You'll find out what Priscilla Presley told him about his portrayal of Colonel Tom Parker in the Elvis movie. Tom talks about his own self-doubt. and a moment of clarity he experienced in a chance meeting with baseball legend Joe Dimaschio. Check out the Great Creators podcast wherever you listen to podcasts. It's always free and available one week early on the Amazon Music app or by subscribing to Wondery Plus. My feeling when I was watching YouTube in two thousand six

was this isn't something that was made for me, this is something that is being made with me. And As is often the case. In Hank and I's relationship, Hank sees the future coming and I am astonished by it. Yeah. I thought we were doing a project for a year that was really fun and it was gonna help us be closer to each other. Whereas I was like looking at my camcorder and thinking, This will be in a museum someday. Like I was over the line. This isn't like

TV. This is like the printing press. Yeah. You did say that. I remember you saying that to me. Welcome to How I Built This, a show about innovators, entrepreneurs, idealists, and the stories behind the movements. they built. Guy Roz and on the show today, how Hank and John Green turn their brotherly banter into a YouTube hit. screw it into complexly.

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