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Matthew McConaughey joined the show to discuss his memoir, which the hosts enthusiastically labeled as the coolest memoir of all time. They noted that the book, written during a 52-day desert retreat without electricity, felt like an easy read because it perfectly captures McConaughey's unique narrative voice. The hosts highlighted how the book was compiled from 35 years of personal journals dating back to when the actor was 14.
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The book was Matthew McConaughey's new memoir, which the hosts mentioned they received an advanced copy of and perused, noting it was an easy read that felt like he was narrating it to the listener. He wrote the book after spending time in the desert, compiling 35 years of journal entries from when he was 14 years old.
We have Matthew McConaughey. We tease this interview. It's fucking awesome. 50 minutes with the legend we talk about his new memoir that's out now.
I read like 50 pages out of the book. And it is an easy read because you just imagine that you're hearing Matthew McConaughey say every six. Right. And it feels like you're just being narrated the book.
He's got a his memoirs out October 20th. It's called green lights. It is I'll say it right now, the coolest memoir of all time
You wrote it. You had a journal for 35 years and then I read that you wrote it by going to the desert for 52 days without electricity.