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Prince Stash - Rebel with a Cause (Part One)

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I sit down with the enigmatic Stanislas Klossowski de Rol, or Prince Stash as he is known to his millions of social media followers. His life reads like a kaleidoscope of the 1960s counterculture. From rubbing shoulders with rock legends like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and David Bowie to navigating the social upheaval of the era, Prince Stash shares firsthand accounts that transport listeners back to a time of radical change, creativity, and rebellion. His stories are not just memories but lessons in resilience, the pursuit of freedom, and the power of personal transformation.

Listeners will be drawn into a world where the boundaries between art, music, and life blur and every encounter is an opportunity for self-discovery. As Prince Stash reflects on his journey from being a key figure in the swinging sixties to his modern-day philosophical musings, he offers a unique perspective on what it means to own the moment. This episode is a treasure trove of untold stories, profound insights, and a celebration of a life lived on the edge, making it a must-listen for anyone fascinated by the intersection of culture, history, and personal narrative.

(And this is only Part One)

Ten Moments That Matter

1. **Introduction to Unconventional Childhood** - [00:02:15] - Prince Stash describes his unconventional childhood with separated parents and limited involvement of his father, setting the stage for his unique upbringing.

2. **Invitation to Father's Studio** - [00:05:40] - Prince Stash shares his pivotal experience of being invited into his father's studio, highlighting its impact on his artistic inclinations.

3. **Joining the Band and Rolling Stones Performance** - [00:12:35] - Prince Stash narrates his journey from exploring the Paris jazz scene to performing alongside the Rolling Stones in 1965.

4. **Significance of the 1960s Discussion** - [00:20:00] - A rich conversation about the cultural and political upheavals of the 1960s, including notable movements and events like the Vietnam War, Woodstock, and civil rights.

5. **Philosophy Influenced by Pandemic and Psychedelics** - [00:32:45] - Prince Stash shares his evolved philosophy, greatly influenced by introspection during the pandemic and his past psychedelic experiences.

6. **Influence on Vince and Becoming a Sex Symbol** - [00:39:50] - He discusses his influence on Vince, transitioning from an "Elvis, James Dean" style to a "British invasion" style, and his rise to being a sex symbol.

7. **Clarifying Rolling Stones Relationship Dynamics** - [00:45:10] - Prince Stash corrects misconceptions about Brian Jones and the dynamics within the Rolling Stones, emphasizing the band's internal relationships.

8. **Involvement in the Swinging Sixties** - [00:53:00] - He offers anecdotes about living through the swinging sixties, emphasizing the tension between counterculture movements and the establishment.

9. **Connection with Paul McCartney and Linda Eastman** - [01:05:55] - Prince Stash recounts a significant phone call from Paul McCartney and being invited to live with Paul and Linda Eastman.

10. **Teaser of Upcoming Highlights** - [01:14:20] - The episode ends with a teaser mentioning Prince Stash's encounters with Jim Morrison and David Bowie and a call from Paul McCartney, building anticipation for the next episode.

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I sit down with the enigmatic Stanislas Klossowski de Rol, or Prince Stash as he is known to his millions of social media followers. His life reads like a kaleidoscope of the 1960s counterculture. From rubbing shoulders with rock legends like The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and David Bowie to navigating the social upheaval of the era, Prince Stash shares firsthand accounts that transport listeners back to a time of radical change, creativity, and rebellion. His stories are not just memories but lessons in resilience, the pursuit of freedom, and the power of personal transformation.

Listeners will be drawn into a world where the boundaries between art, music, and life blur and every encounter is an opportunity for self-discovery. As Prince Stash reflects on his journey from being a key figure in the swinging sixties to his modern-day philosophical musings, he offers a unique perspective on what it means to own the moment. This episode is a treasure trove of untold stories, profound insights, and a celebration of a life lived on the edge, making it a must-listen for anyone fascinated by the intersection of culture, history, and personal narrative.

(And this is only Part One)

Ten Moments That Matter

1. **Introduction to Unconventional Childhood** - [00:02:15] - Prince Stash describes his unconventional childhood with separated parents and limited involvement of his father, setting the stage for his unique upbringing.

2. **Invitation to Father's Studio** - [00:05:40] - Prince Stash shares his pivotal experience of being invited into his father's studio, highlighting its impact on his artistic inclinations.

3. **Joining the Band and Rolling Stones Performance** - [00:12:35] - Prince Stash narrates his journey from exploring the Paris jazz scene to performing alongside the Rolling Stones in 1965.

4. **Significance of the 1960s Discussion** - [00:20:00] - A rich conversation about the cultural and political upheavals of the 1960s, including notable movements and events like the Vietnam War, Woodstock, and civil rights.

5. **Philosophy Influenced by Pandemic and Psychedelics** - [00:32:45] - Prince Stash shares his evolved philosophy, greatly influenced by introspection during the pandemic and his past psychedelic experiences.

6. **Influence on Vince and Becoming a Sex Symbol** - [00:39:50] - He discusses his influence on Vince, transitioning from an "Elvis, James Dean" style to a "British invasion" style, and his rise to being a sex symbol.

7. **Clarifying Rolling Stones Relationship Dynamics** - [00:45:10] - Prince Stash corrects misconceptions about Brian Jones and the dynamics within the Rolling Stones, emphasizing the band's internal relationships.

8. **Involvement in the Swinging Sixties** - [00:53:00] - He offers anecdotes about living through the swinging sixties, emphasizing the tension between counterculture movements and the establishment.

9. **Connection with Paul McCartney and Linda Eastman** - [01:05:55] - Prince Stash recounts a significant phone call from Paul McCartney and being invited to live with Paul and Linda Eastman.

10. **Teaser of Upcoming Highlights** - [01:14:20] - The episode ends with a teaser mentioning Prince Stash's encounters with Jim Morrison and David Bowie and a call from Paul McCartney, building anticipation for the next episode.

  continue reading

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