I want to call you wild angels.

Please do.

I mean.

That would be the most amazing nickname ever.

Wild angel.

Yeah.

I don't know how you're shorten that.

That's a lot of, yeah, wangel.

Yeah, wangel.

Welcome back to where everybody knows your name. This week, we're going down memory lane and

revisiting our conversation with the lovely Laura Dirk. We'll have all new episodes for you later

this month, which I'm super excited about, so keep on the lookout. Anyway, Laura's a gem. I met her through my wife, Mary Steenbergen,

and over the years, she's really been a true friend to not just me, but Woody as well.

In addition to her Oscars and Emmy-winning roles, she is an author. Her book is called Honey,

Baby, Mine, and it's a deep and soulful conversation with her mother, the legendary

actor Diane Ladd. We get into that and even the time when she had a drop out of college to

work on blue velvet. Can you imagine? Well, here she is, our dear friend, Laura Durr. I'm not pitching your book, even though I will tell you, I've read about 100 pages.

And it is so beautiful.

And the fact that you took your mom and wanted to extend her life by, you know, the doctor's

telling you that if she walked she would expand her lungs

and she'd get better and it was the last thing she wanted to do and you decided let's just talk we'll

have fun talking and then you realized it was a great thing and recorded it but it was the most loving

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