Holly Wainwright

Mother's Day.

I try.

I try my hardest.

That's amazing.

Cause that's what, when I say I find it hard to find them, I know there are a lot, but like a lot of them are like, they're too heavy.

Okay, I'm recommending, it's an obvious one because we've been talking about it a little bit on the show, but I've just finished Famesick by Lena Dunham.

I've been listening to it on audiobook.

So have I. I think it's the best way to indulge in it.

I like listening to memoirs.

I think it's the best way to do them.

Prince Harry's memoir, listen.

Matthew Perry's memoir, listen.

Listen to them.

Jeanette McCurdy's.

I'm glad my mum died, yep.

Because I just think...

it's like a long podcast and you can dip in and out and there's something about listening to their voice do it i only skies anyway whatever so lena dunham obviously narrates fame sick the thing that's so great about fame sick even if you're not a lena dunham person necessarily i wasn't really a girl's person it was just kind of in between my cultural obsessions i watched some of it and like sure she's talented oh that's what i thought at the time sure she's talented

But she then became much larger to me as like an internet personality and eternal car crash celebrity really for a period there.

But the thing that's great about Famesick is it covers that time.

So it covers from when she made Girls, not all the way to the present day, but kind of the past 10 years.