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Amy Poehler Just Conducted One of the Best Paul McCartney Interviews Maybe Ever

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Paul McCartney’s relaxed appearance on Amy Poehler’s *Good Hang* podcast has drawn attention for its candid conversation about his music, family and daily life. The interview ranges from his reflections on The Beatles and John Lennon to a moving recollection of his late wife, Linda, showing a more personal side of the musician.

McCartney described becoming an even bigger fan of The Beatles over time and named “Here, There and Everywhere” as his favourite song he has written. He shared his precise breakfast routine, discussed modern pop and mimicked a TikTok dance, while his daughter Stella joined for part of the episode. He also joked about film portrayals making him appear shorter than Lennon.

  • McCartney gives a candid interview on Amy Poehler’s podcast.
  • He reflects on Linda, The Beatles and his songwriting.
  • Daughter Stella joins, and McCartney jokes about film portrayals.

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Paul McCartney is a British singer, songwriter and former member of The Beatles, the band whose songs and influence made them one of the most recognised acts in popular music. After the group split in 1970, he continued recording and performing, including with the band Wings, and built a long solo career.

Amy Poehler is an American actor and comedian who hosts the Good Hang podcast, where she talks with guests about their work and lives. McCartney’s family is also part of his public story: his late wife Linda was a photographer and musician, and their daughter Stella is a fashion designer.

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