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This is On Point. I'm Megna Chakrabardi.

If you're listening right now and you happen to be by a computer or you have your phone in your hand, try googling

this name, Lauren Southern. What you're likely to see are things like alt-right YouTuber,

influencer, political activist, conspiracy theorist, tradwife. Well, in her new memoir, This is Not Real Life,

Lauren tells the story of how she became a right-wing media darling,

and how that propelled her from one astonishing moment to another,

such as cocaine and MDMA binges, and visiting a neo-Nazi bar in Finland,

to getting arrested by the Turkish military, getting banned from stepping foot in the UK.

Her memoir, though, is also about her attempts to claw her way back to real life.

And all of it is true. As one reader has noted, quote, the to claw her way back to real life.

And all of it is true.

As one reader has noted, quote, the reason I know this book is truthful is because nobody would write something this embarrassing and lie about it.

Well, Lauren Southern joins us now from Vancouver, BC, and Canada.

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