Dream guest alert: Lena Dunham is on the pod!

I’ve looked up to her forever, her writing, her voice, Girls… all of it. We talk about why she really left NYC, falling in love in London, body image, mental health, and her new Netflix show Too Much.

We also talk about her comeback and the fact that we had the same high school crush. A full-circle moment for me!!!

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Annie Murphy joins me to talk about all the things: from nearly quitting acting (yes, there was a very dramatic cry in the Pacific) to landing the role of Alexis Rose on Schitt’s Creek (spoiler alert: she auditioned for another role on the show ). We get into whether a Schitt’s Creek movie is actually happening (she’s manifesting it hard), working with Nicole Kidman on Nine Perfect Strangers, and the surprising celeb who’s a huge fan of hers. Annie opens up about fame, mental health, weird auditions, and her ultimate comfort watches. Plus: bribes to Dan Levy, starstruck moments, and yes—she still knows A Little Bit Alexis by heart.

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I’m joined by the one and only Allison Williams, yes, Marnie from Girls, the girlfriend from Get Out, and M3GAN’s creator/mom/producer/all of the above. We talk about her actual personality vs the intense characters she plays, what it was like growing up with journalist dad Brian Williams (yes we talk nepo babies), going to Yale, landing Girls, and why everyone still thinks she is Marnie.

She opens up about filming those scenes, her favorite episode (yes, it’s Panic in Central Park), whether she’d ever do a Girls spinoff, and how motherhood and producing have changed her.

Plus her own podcast just dropped called Landlines. Enjoy it wherever you listen to podcasts!!

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