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S7E23: Spilling The Rubied Yolk with Alice Carriere
🕑 Added 2023-07-25 01:43:21 +0000 UTCAuthor Alice Carriere and Bret Easton Ellis discuss the perils of being born to intensely artistic parents, when medicine mimics illness and finding structure in chaos and crisis. Part 1 of 2.
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Travis Films
Disagree strongly. I like BEE but I don't need his every thought on everything every day. The back and forth is far more interesting and revelatory.
Jorge Espinha
"An European actor"!!! What the hell is an European Actor? Would you describe an Argentinian actor as an "American Actor"?
Collin Myers
could listen to bret talk about books all damn day. great episode
John
Look, we're all just trying to get through this veil of tears called life. I doubt she's as convinced of her theories as she seems.
John
You must be a scream at parties.
John
Is this Lenonheads Evan? Wow. You are hot, if so.
Lia Russo
Loved this one
Neil Anderson
we used to put mentally ill people in institutions. now, i guess, we give them book deals
David Willis
Lol
Pp358
Riding the coattails of a multi-year lo-fi performance piece is not cute.
David Willis
am going to listen on my run. will say more later, after my run.
Mark Hopkins
Good interview, interesting family. Pre-ordered her book.
Keith campbell
Every time you have the odd resentment against your parents, it’s great to listen to a podcast like this.
Allan Sherwood
An astute observation. A subtlety I missed!
Knokkel knokkel
I would have loved more cutting ! Way more cutting and sex with older white men!
Kristeen
Granted, I grew up with poor with religious, simple, abusive foster/adopted parents who resented my existence. But, I don't understand one thing this woman is saying. Which, you know, is interesting, I suppose. Because she states all her theories like they are common knowledge absolute truth.
Happyhead
Less guests, more Brett. The only podcaster I've ever heard whose voice I can stand for over an hour. The guest voices are just jarring, especially this one damn.
Dave Mason
Wow, maybe it was just me but I had to turn that off after 10 minutes. The guest wasn't interesting at all.
Pp358
It’s very of a Shards mood.
Allan Sherwood
Pre-ordered her book immediately. Simply cannot wait. (As a completely unrelated aside, is anyone else bothered by the flash spot on Bret's profile photo? Drives me nuts. Could be fixed in 5 seconds or less.)
Nick Not Nolte
1970s predatory chic 🤣
N.M. Janice.
Bret is a fantastic interviewer and conversationalist. I do completely agree with you about the compound questions. Every time he asks one, I know there will be the question, the question restated followed by a pontification on the nature of the question itself.
Harold B
She comes off like a perpetual teenager but that could make for interesting prose.
Anna Sofie Jespersen
Super interesting episode
Tom
Yep the dip off in quality of presenter between Bret’s podcast and other podcasts on the net is stark. He’s very engaging.
Jonathan Anoj
Sheesh, hope the prose is amazing, she’s got the same exact life story of every girl I went to college w
richard owain roberts
am going to listen on my run. will say more later, after my run.
Patrick
Def great interview. 🙌
Stuart Chivers
Great episode. I had not heard of Alice prior to this but will certainly pick up her book.
honker_2021
I’m really excited by this guest & her upcoming memoir. She is so stuffed with stories, personality, and endlessly fascinating. Great decision to book her on the POD and great decision to make it a 2 parter. It could probably be a 10 parter!
Bookth
Wow - wonderful - can’t wait for the next one. Bret’s curiosity just going straight for the story in all instances. Can’t wait to read Alice’s book.
PETER GREER
Very good
Tracey Porter
Amazing.
Steve
Bret is very good at interviewing people. Sometimes he talks too much and asks compound questions. But he gets people to open up and have a genuine conversation. That's a rare skill.
