Here are the resources mentioned in the interview:
People
- Arnold Schwarzenegger - The guest, best-selling author, former bodybuilder, actor, and former governor.
- Jay Shetty - The host of the podcast, "On Purpose with Jay Shetty."
- Kurt Manul - Mr. Austria and Arnold’s early mentor/coach.
- Reg Park - A British bodybuilder and actor whom Arnold idolized.
- Marianne Park - Reg Park’s wife, mentioned in the context of their family life in South Africa.
- Joe Weider - Publisher of muscle magazines and creator of the bodybuilding industry; mentor to Arnold.
- Ben Weider - Joe Weider’s brother, co-founder of the bodybuilding federation.
- Steve Reeves - Mr. Universe (1950) who became a movie star (Hercules).
- Frank Frazetta - Artist known for painting Conan the Barbarian.
- Johnny Carson - Host of the Tonight Show, mentioned regarding book/movie promotion.
- Will Smith - Actor, mentioned in the context of global marketing advice.
- Sylvester Stallone - Actor, mentioned in the context of international stardom.
- Jean-Claude Van Damme - Actor, mentioned in the context of international stardom.
- Frank Sinatra, Bob Hope, Sammy Davis Jr., Dean Martin, Jimmy Stewart, Lucille Ball - Entertainers mentioned as peers Arnold worked with.
- Milton Berle - Comedian who trained Arnold in comedy.
- Gorbachev, Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter, George Bush, Bill Clinton, Richard Nixon, Nelson Mandela - Political figures Arnold met.
- Gray Davis - Former California Governor, mentioned as Arnold’s political opponent.
- Cruz Bustamante - Former Lieutenant Governor of California.
- Maria Shriver - Arnold’s former wife, mentioned regarding family life and children.
- Katherine Schwarzenegger, Christina Schwarzenegger - Arnold’s daughters.
- Sergeant Shriver - Arnold’s father-in-law, mentioned for his quote about destroying the mirror.
- Rudy Giuliani - Former Mayor of New York, mentioned regarding 9/11 fundraising.
- Jim Cameron - Filmmaker and friend who influenced Arnold regarding environmentalism and veganism.
- Pope John Paul - Mentioned as an example of a disciplined, systematic daily routine.
- Bob Raferson, Sally Fields, Jeff Bridges - Cast members of Arnold’s film "Stay Hungry."
Organizations
- British Military - Occupying force in Austria during Arnold’s childhood.
- Austrian Army - Where Arnold served as a tank driver.
- Gold’s Gym - Famous bodybuilding gym.
- Melody Ranch - A location in Los Angeles housing military vehicles.
- Paramount Studios, Sony, Columbia, Disney, Warner Brothers - Hollywood film studios.
- Cinecittà - Film studio in Rome where Reg Park was discovered.
- Universal Gym - The gym in Munich where Arnold worked.
- Smolana Gym - A competitor gym in Munich.
- Simon and Schuster - Publisher of Arnold’s book.
- Schwarzenegger Institute - Arnold’s policy institute.
- Special Olympics - Charity organization Arnold supported.
- Flexport - Company that helped procure masks during COVID-19.
Documents
- "Be Useful: Seven Tools for Life" - Arnold Schwarzenegger's book.
- "Arnold: The Education of a Bodybuilder" - Arnold’s previous book.
- Proposition 1A - A California ballot initiative regarding infrastructure.
Tools & Technologies
- iPhone / iPad / Computer - Devices mentioned by Arnold as distractions for modern youth.
- Tanks / Motorcycles / Big trucks / SUVs / Hummers / Oshkosh - Vehicles Arnold owns/drives.
- Transcendental Meditation - Technique Arnold used to focus and rejuvenate.
- Reverse Metering - A solar energy policy.
- Nuclear energy / Hydrogen / Electric vehicles - Technologies mentioned in the context of climate policy.
Other
- Second World War - Historical context for Arnold’s upbringing.
- Muscle Beach - Famous fitness location in Venice, California.
- Piccadilly Square - London landmark.
- Heathrow Airport - London airport.
- Thanksgiving - Holiday mentioned as part of Arnold’s cultural integration in America.
- Mr. Austria / Mr. Europe / Mr. Universe / Mr. Olympia - Bodybuilding competitions.
- Cannes Film Festival - Film festival.
- Terminator / Conan the Barbarian / Stay Hungry / Titanic / Avatar - Films mentioned.
- The "Final Five" - The podcast's recurring segment.