In a lot of memoirs, it feels safe to assume that the author really knows what they’re writing about. But here’s an exception: Molly Brodak’s new memoir is about her dad, a man she barely knew growing up. Her father is a gambling addict. And when Molly was in middle school, he robbed 11 banks outside of Detroit in 1994 to fuel his addiction — the FBI dubbed him the “Super Mario Brothers Bandit” because of his flat cap and fake mustache. {listen}