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Jimmy O. Yang can't take a compliment
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Erykah Badu's goals are intentionally unreachable
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Ann Patchett wants to be wrong
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Kathryn Hahn feels more powerful than ever
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Seth Meyers likes being the punchline
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Mark Duplass is greedy for the little moments
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Gael García Bernal rejects certainty
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Margaret Atwood isn't surprised people find her scary
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Terry Crews likes feeling small in the universe
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Sterlin Harjo gets irrationally angry in Whole Foods
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Hanif Abdurraqib is a 'genius.' His friends aren't impressed
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Kacey Musgraves is trying to get right with time
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Jeff Goldblum invites the surprise
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Rob Delaney loves to fail
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Jenny Slate turns fear inside out (encore)
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Taffy Brodesser-Akner is finally home
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Abby Wambach wants to be forgotten
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Ani DiFranco found power in scaring people
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LeVar Burton is learning to embrace the chaos
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Nikki Giovanni doesn't think about her legacy
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The light and dark of Ted Danson
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Lena Waithe's religion is 'The Wizard of Oz'
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Taylor Tomlinson is fine with being 'perpetually afraid'
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A rare dive into David Lynch's mind
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Bowen Yang thinks being present is overrated
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Jack Antonoff doesn't believe in 'no regrets'
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Ada Limón doesn't want all the answers
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Why Chris Pine gave up on being perfect
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Issa Rae thinks a little delusion goes a long way
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Jenny Slate turns fear inside out
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Wild Card with Rachel Martin
Part-interview, part-existential game show – this is Wild Card from NPR. Host Rachel Martin rips up the typical interview script and invites guests to play a game about life's biggest questions. Rachel takes actors, artists and thinkers on a choose-your-own-adventure conversation that lets them open up about their fears, their joys and how they've built meaning from experience – all with the help of a very special deck of cards. Want more Wild Card? Support NPR by subscribing to Wild Card+. You'll get access to bonus episodes and you'll get to listen sponsor-free. Learn more at plus.npr.org/wildcard.