Looking for Terry

“You did a great job with the book. It's a delight to have you here today, and the book is great for maybe unexpected reasons. I think it's great because it's very honest.”

“Well, amidst the kind of romance of all of that, your words are pretty melancholic in the book about this.”

“And I think that that is also illustrative of this theme that recurs in the book around authenticity. Like there is Terry, the performer, and you know, you talk about like these multiple identities.”

“I think that you are a deeply sensitive person beneath the Boulder dash and, and the kind of like large public personality, like I feel like you're somebody who wasn't wired to really compartmentalize the booing”

“Your book opens with some of the craziest shit ever. I want to read, I copy and paste it here because I want to read it. So this is very early in the book and this is you speaking.”

“But you're somebody like, listen, in reading your book and everything I know about you, like integrity is really important.”

“And in your book, it's just one of a zillion examples of showing like, no, it didn't like this is just pothold and messy and, you know, like all of it, right?”

“But I think that there is, and this is really another kind of core theme of the book, like there's a cost that you've paid to have this life.”

“Like what more do you want in life? Like you've got a beautiful family, the book is also, this, you know, not for nothing. You've been married a couple of times, but this is a, this is out of that. This is also, it's a book about unconditional love and acceptance also.”

“It's great. You know, the book is called looking for Terry. I think we, uh, I'm looking right at him. Uh, I think we, we found a bit of him at least down today. Uh, I love the book.”