Pt. 3 Grace Slick Interview with Dr. Arik Greenberg

[@scotnick59]

Grace is a rare delight: uniquely intelligent, fun, sassy and real

[@jeanbates7550]

My husband and I saw you and all our favorite groups almost ever weekend in SF 1968 to 1970. Your music is still our favorite music! We were newlyweds then and grew up there! Drove down from Santa Rosa where we lived while finishing military stint and working at the news paper. Back in Wisconsin later our 5 children were raised on your performances any way we could get them. They too appreciate your music dear to our hearts. So sorry about your lose of Paul and Marty too! Brilliant writing and musicians are so missed. Also Jorma and Jack, Spencer and CSN&Y. Santana, Bongo Santa María, and so many more. We are your age so we forget too. Felt sad to leave but did the Spiritual Search you spoke about here in this video. All true! Love hearing you say “Yahweh”. Genesis 1:2

[@EricGarringer]

A great interview series of an incredibly fascinating and talented woman.

[@ReligionMattersShow]

+Eric Garringer Thanks so much for your support. Please like us on Facebook and be sure to view our website to see more of what we do.

[@robinthorne5063]

H.

[@markmoth]

She's a teacher now so now she feels inclined to teach us- I'm good with that... Life is and always has been quite hard to navigate and I'm glad Grace offers her take on it (understated)

[@SuperDiddzz]

what a woman..she is amaising.

[@charlesedikauskas6231]

That has to be one of the best interviews Ive ever heard.

[@maureenashton8498]

wow what a interview a woman who speaks her mind no one comes close to grace and rejoyce is the best song

[@WoodstocKenny]

I got to see her once with the Jefferson Starship on their 83 tour. A true living legend!

[@elizabethcherry920]

Great series of video interview with Grace, I wish I could have Grace as a grandma, such a wonderful and intelligent woman, and she still looks good at 73

[@peterhardy5011]

Some people are forever inspirational. and grace is one of those people :-)

[@mftiritilli]

What a woman! Thank you for uploading this!

[@tracysharp8702]

Such an intelligent, insightful, and talented woman. What an amazing mind she has. Thank you for sharing this.

[@thejoker2000]

Thanks Grace for your insight.

[@davidhalladay2068]

That was an interesting interview. I watched the three parts. Grace is fascinating, love the tangents she goes off on. I'd love to spend an afternoon in her company. I'm going to check out your website now.

[@donaldgehre5964]

A real pleasure watching this video of one of the most amazing artists I had the luck to see early on. Her brutal honesty and presence are a joy. Long may she live!

[@adriaankrabbendam]

Really wonderful interview. Thanx a lot!

[@focusedfreebird]

oh grace...please run for president!

[@100BlaQRaok.el_1]

Never heard of Her until tonight as I ran through KZbin for another 60's artist. Ms. Slick is very cool people 👑💯💗

[@MalcolmO]

What a treat. I've been a fan since the beginning. It's alway impressive how much thought Grace brings to EVERYTHING. Very intelligent, rational and objective. Funny too! Gotta love her. I'd love to spend an afternoon in her company. Endlessly interesting.

[@brookegoslin]

I could sit and listen to this woman speak for hours sooooooooo funny intelligent and cool ! Really love this woman she just ROCKS IT ! ❤👌🏻🤘🏻✌🏻️️👍🏻🙏🏻💫✨

[@cubemoment9402]

Thank you very much grace slick, this was very inspirational and eye opening for me and my friends etc like you said it sort reminded me of what i already know and helped me think a little clearer. Thank you very much and you Sir the the man doing interview.

[@glennfromthebronx]

I watched/listened to all 3 parts of this interview..and was VERY impressed....not at all, I believe, by Grace's "celebrity", but so much more @ how her experiences have brought her to where she is....NOW. She seems to be a very "Republican" kinda' person (balanced, family centered...in a good way)...but someone who's been through/experienced, in many ways, the high and lows of cultural change for the last @50 years...and survived. Was Grace ever really a "radical"?

[@Minalover100]

This is really a fascinating interview. Really loved what she had to say about Jimi Hendrix. Thank you very much for this.

[@noelsalisbury7448]

I'm glad she loves Jimi. So do I

[@dougjones9449]

Wow. I think I like Grace Slick! I only heard her music. She's a smart, intelligent and fun person!

[@fermincorrea2849]

Hi I enjoyed Grace Slick interview and her art gallery of paintings and drawings always loved Grace as a singer musician and private artist it’s never to late I say yes just a little older now I hope she is still alive well since her interviews I loved it her words of wisdom from a classic rock n roller thank you for sharing with us Grace. Namaste 🙏

[@jandawson2999]

Phenomenal woman

[@johncampbell1152]

I love Dr. Greenberg and Grace Slick is a genius.

[@kewwatchesyoutube7407]

This interview is great Grace is a very intelligent interesting talented woman in so many ways.

[@malindawilliams7318]

wish I had known she did so many interviews b4 now. I love her & she's so fricking smart & love ur show about religion.

[@weronikafudaa4953]

Thank you!

[@steviejones2571]

ALL 3 Interviews are Inspirational ..YES. ESPECIALLY `how our nervous system` functions, along with it`s impact physically. WHITE RABBIT, represents to me `GUIDANCE NATURALLY`, and is my favourite track, then Dreams. LOVE YOU GRACE , along with your contribution as a `Human Being`, which we kinda have lost touch with, but are getting there as `INDIVIDUALS` at whatever pace we are currently at ... ALL-IS-WELL, TRULY ... XXXXXXX

[@susanslick3428]

I love you Grace Slick ❤❤

[@micheleshertenlieb4856]

She is so intelligent. My favorite! I appreciate her down to earthiness. ❤

[@hunkydory5646]

I wish I knew her personally. Absolutely captivating!

[@Channel-cm7yc]

Grace is that Rock & Roll Woman you’ve just gotta know. What a joy! 👍👍

[@shanegrim5421]

Love her!

[@conuregirl007]

I just love Grace, and I think a lot like her.

[@auralepiphanies4055]

Grace is the original no # 1 badgirl. Her depth and insight makes for some actually pretty compelling discussion in this series! Great job IFRTPAJ!

[@Walnu77y]

It is all about diversity ain it : ) Grace seems like a real ride or die chick, love her voice

[@jennifersilver4078]

I’ve watched all 3 interviews I could sit and listen to her for days. I like her advice and just how she tells it she’s awesome and I bet she is a awesome mother. It’s time for another interview with Ms Grace hint hint lol 😂 love that sweet woman

[@DeanLeonard1]

Love her.

[@jlucasound]

Grace is an incredible woman.

[@pastelskies8466]

I love Grace Slick. She's like a time machine of someone who is still in the 1960's. Anyone else see it?

[@noelsalisbury7448]

How do you think her ( 60's ) views are dated / of their time ? And .... do you think those views are outdated/old-fashioned? Just curious, and don't want to be confrontational for its own sake .

[@rubysgirl6212]

Thank you! I throughly enjoy this. ✌️🌻🌻

[@michaelr4063]

Thank you, Grace!!!

[@MrRGB2]

thank you for this.

[@analogasmr]

Grace Slick is too damn smart

[@ReligionMattersShow]

Thanks for a meaningful assessment of the interview. Glad you enjoyed it!

[@deannedflrocks5337]

Thank goodness this interview has been on utube for this long otherwise I wouldn't of been able to see it until now. Please keep it up on utube many wont want to miss it.

[@stephenluscombe2208]

What a woman! Me and my friend at school when we were 14 wrote to her asking if we could be on the first Starship! She never wrote back lol

[@noelsalisbury7448]

I love the vitality and honesty in your request!

[@kathyirvine6719]

In the arms of the angels, Grace

[@misterpibb108]

Legendary artist.

[@pelaronson4086]

just love it!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@100BlaQRaok.el_1]

She said "ice box" lol!

[@theJiveDaddy]

I'm 76 and I still say that too. Drives my kids nuts. :-)

[@noelsalisbury7448]

It's easier to say out loud than" Refrigerator" Go on, try it ! (I say fridge😏)

[@bertiebassat5545]

The voice of a generation... we are still haunted by, because of the future that never came.... a prime example of hauntology. Organised religion does nothing but others, labelling beliefs destroying unity. Grace mentioned the only valid other, which has no name, no religion, nowhere and everywhere.

[@valerieo1483]

"In the arms of the angel, far away, from here...in this dark cold hotel room, where endlessness that you feel, you are pulled from the wreckage, from your silent referee, in the arms of the angel, may you find, some comfort here!" Sarah McLaughlin (going by memory, not exact) Mummers Dance is from Loreena Mckennitt

[@johnplant4567]

Popular misconception. The roman catholic church has little to do with true Christianity. Its roots are clearly in paganism and its traditions. Right now they're celebrating saturnalia, which is sold as Jesus his birthday, yet the Bible never mentions his birth day. So christianity didn't do the crusades really. Not to mention that the crusades were a reaction to a problem? Also the twin towers wasn't brought down by some cavemen, but by the people who are steering this world into an interesting and crucial direction.

[@robertoponce8077]

Adorable Gracia

[@jackhillty]

yes - "you've shattered the morning amber light make me warm let me see you moving everything over" yes.

[@Ami483]

17:25 I recommend Spirit by Depeche Mode

[@jlucasound]

Where is "My" "Grace Slick"? :-)

[@solarwave]

Some of her songs sound spiritual even if the lyrics are not.

[@jgwire]

id love to have grace as my 12 step sponsor....

[@robertward8130]

Snuck into an outdoor concert, of hers.

[@SpeedDemon908]

3:32 in the future... everything is chrome

[@joeysunshine1709]

why make a difference

[@KevinWale]

She has some interesting thoughts, but her history is wrong. Middle Easterners invaded the west. The Reconquistador didn't happen because Spain didn't want to regain its country back. The Crusades, while greatly twisted in the day by opportunistic Lords and Kings erroneously seeking blessing from God and the Church, were a direct response to the Eastern Roman Empire being conquered by Eastern Muslims, especially since they had invaded as far west as Spain. They tried to invade France, but Charles Martel held them back at Tours. He just happened to be Charlemagne's grandfather. It is popular today to say that the Crusades were commissioned because people wouldn't accept Jesus. They weren't. Especially the first Crusades. They were commissioned to reconquer Jerusalem following Muslim invasion. This is all very important to get right in any idea of interfaith tolerance. The Crusades were commissioned by the political arm of the Church, not the religious arm. The historical context cannot be looked at through modern eyes. The Church was constantly at risk from military invasion. Kings wanted God's blessing on their kingdoms, but they also felt they should rule their lands without the Pope telling them what was right and wrong. And, most felt they were ordained by God, and should be their own Pope anyway. Even in light of that, the first Crusade was called as a pilgrimage by Pope Urban II, not called as a military expedition. It became that when Crusaders came across the struggle, that they were previously unaware of, between Eastern Christians and Muslims. After all, there is no longer a Constantinople. Its Istanbul now. That isn't because a bunch of Christians just decided to force the world to be Christian. Rome had struggled with that for sure. As did converted Barbarian kings after the general fall of Rome (there is no one event that is THE fall of Rome). However, there were always a St. Francis of Assisi there to remind people that forced conversion was not what Jesus taught. This is all stuff we need to get right. Not only to get along, but to understand why there are radical Muslims wanting to kill the infadels, and non radical Muslims who remember that the Quran calls Christians and Jews "people of the book."

[@sanjushka464]

umm... nope, learn more .

[@KevinWale]

LOL Um... do teach then because Constantinople was the capital of the Byzantine/Eastern Roman empire from the early 300s. Isreal was invaded by Muslims in the 600s. Pope Urban II commissioned the first pilgrimage to the Holy Land in the early 1000s. Learn more what? The military aspect of the Crusades developed from the discovery of the Levant invasion in the 600s. You know, the Muslim Conquests started by Muhammad himself.... Do you think they just appeared one day in Levant? So, what do I need to learn? That when Abu Bakr was established as Caliph, he didn't really begin the strike against Byzantine? That Charles Martel didn't really stop Muslim invasion into France? That the Muslims didn't really invade Levant? That the radical Muslims aren't really different from non radical Muslims (an expansion on the dissension dating back to Muhammad's death when it was thought he preferred his son in law Ali ibn Abi Talib, who was more against fighting, to be his successor, thus the Sunni/Shia division that fuels Sunni radicalism still today)? I'm not really sure what I said up there that isn't true. I minored in history. It isn't exactly a secret how the Crusades went. Constantinople fell to the Muslims in the 1400s. They didn't just appear there without invading either. Her account of Crusade history is revisionist at best. It isn't as simple as Christians went to kill a bunch of Muslims. Even if it is that simple... Muslims went there in the first place to kill a bunch of Byzantine Christians. Since that isn't that simple either.... I think people should probably stop blabbing rhetorical Hollywood quasi historical oversimplifications.

[@MalcolmO]

She meant that Middle Easterners didn't invade _America_. She even said how upset Americans would be if someone came from someplace else and told Americans how to behave. She's not wrong about either of those.

[@thekeeks58]

MalcolmO Well, based on how a good part of Europe is faring at this point we in the US should be VERY grateful that an ocean and SOME semblance of laws (but mostly geography -unfortunately )have limited the #s of Islamic ppls into this country it’s simply practical and statistical probabilities -there WILL be an attempt based on the extreme elements of this fanatical “ religion” to enforce their “religious”laws on us(sharia)no doubt about this

[@robertsousa9550]

@@thekeeks58 That is what you think. It is your opinion. There is indeed doubt about what you say. It is not a fact.

[@Ray-z8r]

Grace, you know what White Rabbit is about…come on!

[@bobbytaylor4163]

31:54

[@micahmetzker3620]

[@stephenmarkelov1829]

She's circling the white rabbit cult thing. The white rabbit is a huge symbol in the occult

[@FijneWIET]

huh??

[@merylalvarez4545]

Is she Grace Slick?

[@edryba4867]

What do YOU think? She ain’t Wendell Wilkie. And by the way, WHAT, exactly, do you use in lieu of a BRAIN?

[@noelsalisbury7448]

She's Grace right ' now 'at the time that was filmed.

[@derekcharles2758]

@mob James hmm @trumpteezeerecorfs @ Samuel Jackson @ George Clinton @ Bootsy Collins

[@NaYawkr]

too bad she did not explain why she sang about the devil, (El Diablo)

[@aaronaaron5968]

is this your sacrifice? you think someone could kill you for interviewing grace slick? Really Arik?

[@dampergoldenrod4156]

Grace came out of retirement in 2001 and more or less supported the invasion of the Iraq wearing Middle Eastern female Garb so she is not an expert on world affairs she's run-of-the-mill liberal educated left-leaning College Academia perspective on World affairs but but that does not mean that is the most astute or progressive view out there

[@aemk6129]

Retirement from what? Was her point supposed to be progressive? Astute... sure, if you can understand and see the direction. Its not implied that her intentions were your assumptions. Which clearly shows how listening can work wonders... judging her isn’t necessarily “proving” anything. She’s being asked questions and is answering them from her perspective. In 2001 when she came out in a burka was about persecution of middle eastern women... lest you forget, she had an American flag on underneath that sad “fuck fear” on the back and proclaimed to love liberty... kind of changes the dynamic if you understand the intent...

[@edryba4867]

So what’s your point? And why do you write so grammatically bad? Do you know what this (.) is and when it should be used? You couldn’t prove it with what you wrote above.

[@noelsalisbury7448]

But Trump doesn't really want to be concerned with World Affairs. That's a regressive view.

[@ginaredding3318]

Love your voice Grace.