#memoir

#memoir

Weekend show features discussions on cultural topics like the pronatalist movement, unique film themes, and personal narratives of overcoming hardship.

Richard Flanagan's memoir explores generational trauma, memory, and the significance of choices that shape lives, intertwining personal and historical narratives.

Minka Kelly's career revival illustrates how perseverance and self-acceptance can lead to newfound opportunities, even later in life.

Her memoir's success has opened new doors for her acting career.

Rejection in writing can feel personal, but it's essential for growth and exploring other avenues for success.

Lola Kirke transitioned to country music from rock, discovering her passion while living in Nashville.

Her journey includes writing a memoir and embracing her Southern lifestyle in Music City.

Patti Smith was revealed to be rude to restaurant staff by NYC restaurateur Keith McNally, causing a waitress to cry.

Mark Synnott's 'Into the Ice' combines extreme adventure with historical mystery, appealing to fans of exploration despite most never actually sailing the Northwest Passage.

Neko Case announces autumn tour across North America supporting her memoir and new music.

Josh Gad's memoir reveals personal stories about his upbringing and complex family relationships alongside his career in theater and film.

Jeffery Self combines filmmaking with writing his memoir, Self Sabotage, illustrating his multitasking approach.

Julian Kyanston's experiences with football gangs and designer brands shaped his career in branding and marketing.

Ione Skye's memoir, 'Say Everything', candidly explores her past relationships, motherhood, and life in the limelight with unfiltered honesty.

Mark Hoppus wrote "Fahrenheit-182" as a therapeutic memoir detailing his life and the history of Blink-182 after overcoming cancer.

Laurie Woolever's memoir reveals her journey through indulgence, navigating challenges of sobriety in a food-driven culture.

Barbara Boyle successfully transitioned from San Francisco to rural Italy, embracing new beginnings and community life while detailing her journey in her memoir.

Neil Basu expresses relief at leaving policing after a challenging career, highlighting issues of prejudice and institutional racism within the police force.

Graydon Carter's memoir reflects nostalgia for the prosperous era of print magazines, highlighting their decline as influential media platforms.

Len Dell'Amico's memoir details his spiritual friendship with Jerry Garcia, portraying him as a wise figure who rejected the excesses of rock stardom.

Hood reclaims trauma narratives, asserting they are personal stories rather than mere a victim-to-valor clichés.

Hannah Selinger's memoir critiques the NYC restaurant scene from a service worker's perspective, highlighting personal and industry challenges.

Gisèle Pelicot to release memoir A Hymn to Life in January 2026, sharing her story of resilience after her ex-husband's abuse.

The series 'Happy Face' blends true-crime storytelling with a critical look at its impact on families and society.