Not sponsored by Long Drink, but they’re near and dear to my heart.Why watch another documentary about the Beatles? Because Paul McCartney didn't just survive the 1970s—he reinvented what it meant to be a solo artist. In this porch-side conversation, I dive into Morgan Neville's Paul McCartney: Man on the Run (Prime Video) to explore the grit, the silliness, and the transformation behind the music.We’re discussing the "holy grail" of achieving success twice, the importance of family in the face of loss, and the artistic choices that defined an era.Chapters:0:00 - Introduction: Why another Beatles doc?0:30 - Morgan Neville’s vision & the 1970s0:52 - Paul McCartney’s "happy-go-lucky" superpower1:58 - Achieving the "impossible" twice: Wings & solo success3:32 - The pressure of public perception4:24 - Family life on stage: Paul & Linda6:10 - Resilience: Facing loss and the death of John7:42 - Sean Lennon’s perspective on Paul8:08 - Final thoughts on Man on the RunLet me know in the comments: What’s your favorite Paul McCartney "solo era" song, and have you seen the documentary yet?#PaulMcCartney #ManOnTheRun #TheBeatles #Wings #DocumentaryReview #FilmStudy #MusicHistory