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Matthew McConaughey’s trip in the memory time machine took him back to his childhood in Texas. On this week’s Wild Card, he shares how his family shaped him and why he likes feeling like an underdog. Watch the full interview: n.pr/46EKrW0

Bobbi Brown has always had a competitive streak. On this week’s Wild Card with Rachel Martin, she spoke about the advice she was smart to ignore and paving her own path in the beauty industry. Watch the full interview: n.pr/4gOV7Gh

Raphael Bob-Waksberg is an atheist, but not an “orthodox atheist.” On this week’s Wild Card, the “BoJack Horseman” creator talks about forgiveness and why grief isn’t a “straight line.” Full interview here: n.pr/4gkXnV9