Mariel Hemingway, the granddaughter of Ernest Hemingway, Academy Award nominee for Woody Allen's film "Manhattan", as well as the star of "Star 80" and the television series "Civil Wars" chats with John like an open book into her life's successes and struggles with mental illness that led to the suicides of Ernest Hemingway and her sister, Margaux Hemingway. Mariel talks about being 18 years old and how difficult it was to grasp what it meant to be nominated for an Academy award, her time working with Woody Allen, Diane Keaton, her struggles growing up with alcoholic parents, and the advantages and disadvantages of being Ernest Hemingway's granddaughter. She also discusses both of her TV series "Civil Wars" and "Central Park West" and the health and wellness lifestyle she has created and shares in her podcast, plus her book "Out came the Sun". It is a fascinating interview with so many wonderful stories! Enjoy!