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Are you good at being alone?

Ooh, my God.

I'm a master at it.

Tell me more.

That's a card design for me.

I learned as a child how to be alone and how to be, how to feel full alone, because there

wasn't anybody, so there's no longing for something else other than what I actually had.

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 and to flip one question back on me. My guest today is Oprah Winfrey.

The reason why I'm so empathetic and have such understanding and curiosity is because, wow,

that happened to me too. I live through that. These days, everyone is all about intimacy and authenticity. But this is what

Oprah was all about way back starting in the 1980s. She let her audience in on some of the most

personal parts of her life. Then it changed media forever. Along the way, she inspired generations of

young girls to find their own voice, myself included. Oprah's got a new book out that's called Enough, Your Health, Your Weight, and What It's Like

to be Free.

She's written it with Dr. Anya Yastraboff.

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