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The Moth
The book was highlighted when Norman Lear, appearing on the show, referenced his memoir and noted that it was newly available for listeners. He spoke about the personal stories and decades of his career that the memoir covers, using the appearance to promote the title across the country. The discussion was positive and promotional in nature.
Episode: The Moth Radio Hour: When Time Slows Down
Norman Lear mentioned he had written this book, which was released the year prior to the recording. He discussed sharing aspects of his life and experiences detailed in the memoir while promoting it across the country.
And now take A Long Dissolve, I've done all in the family and all the shows, The Jeffersons, The Good Times, all the shows that followed from there. And it's a great many years later and I've written a book. This was just last year.
Even this I get to experience, which is true of this moment for me. It took me 93 years to get here to this moment.
And the governor introduced me and there must have been 300 people at dinner in this big ballroom. And they had named the theater, the marquee, next door to the ballroom. It was the Norman Lear Theater.
And you're going to get it now. I couldn't imagine where the hell she was going with this. She said, I read your book.
He received the Kennedy Center Honor for Lifetime Artistic Achievement and his memoir, Even This I Get to Experience, is available now.
Episode: The Moth Radio Hour: When Time Slows Down
Norman Lear referenced his memoir, noting that it was currently available for listeners.
His memoir, Even This I Get to Experience, is available now.
