This podcast episode delves into the personal experiences and reflections of the speaker, Griffin Dunne, as he discusses various aspects of his life, including his childhood, his family dynamics, his journey of self-discovery and sexuality, the impact of personal tragedies, and the intertwining of fame and perception. Through anecdotes and narratives, Dunne sheds light on the complex dynamics within his family, the challenges he faced as a result of his father's career in Hollywood, the influence of his father's repression on his understanding of his own sexuality, and the profound impact of personal tragedies, including the loss of his sister and friends to AIDS. The episode also explores Dunne's perspective on fame and the lasting effects of loss. Additionally, the episode includes interviews with author Jill Ciment, focusing on her memoir "Consent" and its exploration of power dynamics in relationships and the role of fiction in shaping our life stories.
