Reese Witherspoon
speaker
157 appearances
6 recordings
5 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 10 May
Reese Witherspoon’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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This week, Bookmarked by Reese's Book Club goes live from Apple Soho in New York City with Reese Witherspoon and Harlan Coben, the powerhouse team behind Gone Before Goodbye, now a New York Times bestseller.
It's a conversation about fear, ambition, and what happens when two master storytellers collide.
I've never seen a woman in kind of a James Bond world.
Come for the chills and stay for the surprises.
And find out why readers can't put it down.
Listen to Bookmarked by Reese's Book Club on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
I am. I am tired.
I'm a little tired, but I love my job so much. I wake up every day and I just get excited to talk about it. I mean, are you kidding me? I could just tell stories for a living. And it's just a dream. But thank you for that lovely intro. I'm just... you know, sometimes you're just like working and you forget that you've done other things.
And I'm like, oh, that's so nice.
Oh, gosh. Well, even when you just said that, it kind of brought tears to my eyes thinking about when I was 22 and finding out I was pregnant. And I remember reading Love Warrior and just feeling like, oh, my God, I had all those feelings. I was so scared. I was so scared. And like not knowing what to do and not knowing what it was going to do to my career. And I had people in my ear going.
I don't know. I don't know what you're doing. And just having to make a decision or making choices when you're that young and you don't know who you are yet. I think back about it a lot. I think back about how I got through having a newborn when I was 23 years old and my friends were partying and going to clubs. And I was...
taking her to preschool and putting her in the car seat and pushing her around the grocery store and just talking to her. Like I talked to her all day and I read to her all day and I sang to her all day. And she was my little best friend. But it was lonely. It was really hard and lonely. I was living in LA. I didn't have any girlfriends. I don't have a sister.
My mom had a full-time job as a nurse. She couldn't leave her job in Nashville. And so I was just looking, searching for community. And I found it through this group of women at like a Mommy and Me yoga class.
And I clung to these women. I just clung to them. These women put their arms around me. They called me every week to see how I was doing. They called me late at night to see if the baby was sleeping. And I have to say, I think I've always felt great comfort in female friendship and female partnership because I couldn't do it without the amazing women in my life.
I'm so needy.
My cup runneth over with need.
I'm like a black hole of need. Yes. It just keeps sucking in. And mainly of like female friendship. I just need it so badly.
I was talking to him about, first of all, it's so cute. We talk about y'all all the time, my husband, my son, because we are obsessed with soccer. They watch soccer all day long. So mainly we talk about Abby. Yeah, I feel you. Same.
And then they're like, mom, who's Glennon? Abby's wife. Yeah.
Um, but oh my gosh, we were talking about Abby's stats in the car to my son and how important it was that that decision, um, to equally distribute the money of the U.S. soccer team between the men and the women's teams. And why does it matter? And so then we looked up your stats and your stats were like insane and so cool.
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