Rachel Martin

I'm Rachel Martin, and this is Wildcard, the game where cards control the conversation.

My guest this week is Dan Harris.

Dan Harris and I have been on parallel tracks for much of our career.

We both covered faith and spirituality as reporters.

So my answer to this question – oh, it's kind of sad.

Thank you so much for listening.

If you like this conversation, I would suggest going back and checking out my episode with the actor Jesse Eisenberg.

We'll shuffle the deck and be back with more next week.

Talk to you then.

Have you ever experienced some divine power?

Between you, the audience, the third thing that becomes your connection.

I'm Rachel Martin, and this is Wildcard, the show where cards control the conversation.

Each week, my guest answers questions about their life, questions pulled from a deck of cards.

They're allowed to skip one question and to flip one back on me.

My guest this week is Wagner Mora.

After watching the Brazilian film The Secret Agent, I came away with a deeper appreciation for how much fear, resolve, and longing can be communicated through a person's eyes.

Wagner Moura subtly conveys all those emotions as a man on the run in a military dictatorship.

Yes, there are powerful moments of dialogue, but so much of Wagner's talent as a storyteller and an actor comes in what is left unsaid.

How he uses the negative space to make us feel and to make us think.

I am so very happy to welcome Wagner Mora to Wildcard.