Sierra Teller Ornelas

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871 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 28 Apr

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Glamorous Trash: A Celebrity Memoir Podcast · Lena Dunham’s Memoir Famesick (with Sierra Teller Ornelas and Brian Bahe) · 28 Apr 2026 podcast

That was the only part where I'm like, yeah.

This feels like a lot.

I don't envy the experience of having to go back and revisit it and also having to track it, especially if you had been on a lot of drugs while it was happening.

For sure.

But it was kind of this thing of like, at what part does the health narrative kind of transition into the addict narrative?

And it felt like in this version, there wasn't really a clear line, which is how this stuff works and it's messy, you know?

I have a question for you.

Yes.

Absolutely.

I mean, I feel like you can tell the people who've had therapy and are kind of processing these things that have happened to them.

And then I think there are some memoirs where they are like litigating and making an argument for like why they're right.

It's like it's an interesting thing watching folks be like, well, obviously I was going to sleep with this man because I did it or whatever.

And you're like, wait, what?

It was interesting reading Ione Skye's memoir where like she makes some really messy decisions.

And there were parts of it where you're like, oh, you're just trying to make this OK.

But I also think like there are folks who are genuinely and Ione Skye is the same trying to process something that had happened to them.

My therapist, I was telling her about like something that my mom did and I was like, and she doesn't even remember it.

And she was like, yeah, she was like, the way the human brain works is when something happens to you, it means more to you.

So that's why sometimes my mom would apologize for things and I'm like, I have no memory of what you're talking about because it didn't matter to me.

But if it deeply mattered to me, like she has no memory of that because it didn't matter to her.

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