The Presley Family Legacy with Riley Keough
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Hi everybody. Oh my goodness, the conversation today. Just, I don't know, wherever you are, just like take a deep breath. And if you don't have a hot cup of tea, just you're about to feel like you do. We are sharing with you a conversation that we had with Riley Keough. And if you don't know who Riley Keough is, she is, well, she's an actor. She is a deeply feeling, thinking, spiritual person who is so lovely to listen to and learn from. She is also the granddaughter of Elvis Presley. She's the daughter of Lisa Marie Presley. And she released a book called From Here to the Great Unknown. And Potswad, what I need you to know about this book before we get into the interview is is that her mother, Lisa Marie, before she died, she was preparing to write a book, a memoir. And the way she was doing that was she was recording herself. Like imagine long voice memos where she's just telling her own story to herself, okay? She felt like she couldn't pull the memoir together, so she asked her daughter Riley to help her with it. Riley said, yes, I'll help you with this.
And then Lisa Marie died. So I want you to imagine Riley then recommitting after her mother's death to finishing her mother's story and listening, sitting and listening to her mother's voice memos and listening to her mom tell her own story, all the pain, all the loss, all the trauma, all the beauty. So that's what Riley did. She sat and listened to these voice memos from her mother. And then she filled in the blanks, literally. She wrote, the book is made up of Lisa Marie's words and then Riley's words. It is the most beautiful illustration of the way that every single last one of us is trying to finish unfinished work of our parents and grandparents. In this interview, Riley talks about the beauty and pain of her mother, of her grandmother, of her grandfather, of
her brother Ben and losing Ben to suicide, losing her mother and all that she's learned along the way. As I was reading the book, talking to her, I think the most profound realization of listening to Riley is like she might be the granddaughter of Elvis, but this is just a family story. This is a family story of beauty and survival. So we give you Riley Keough, who is an Emmy winner.
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