Hi everyone, it's Sophia, welcome back to work in progress.

Today's guest is a legacy, seriously. Her father was on the show only a few episodes back

and shared his passions for TV, film, criminal justice reform, cancer research, and more.

But we also learned a little bit about today's guest and her activist roots as part of that

conversation. I am delighted to have Anna Muske Goldwyn on the show today to dive deeper into

her life, her work with the political playlists, her writing career, and so much more. As we know from

our episode with Tony Goldwyn, Anna comes from a long line of entertainment industry success

stories and is no stranger to working in that world herself. But she's also continued her

family tradition of social and political activism and has recognition from the webby awards to prove it.

I have got a lot of questions about how Anna got to where she is today and what drew her into politics

and how she manages to be such a powerhouse in both the world of nonpartisan politics and

entertainment writing. Let's get to it. Enjoy.

Anna, it's so nice to have you here today. Thank you so much for coming on the show.

I'm so excited to be here. Thank you for having me.

Yeah, it was such a fun time to talk to your dad and trade stories about acting and storytelling

and all the nerdy reasons we love it and to listen to him just proud dad brag about you and the

work that you're doing. I think that you are the first parent-child team we've had on the show.

Oh, I love that. I just love it. Yeah, I mean, my dad is, I feel like he was a lifetime of therapy

growing up. He's a very, very easy person to talk to about pretty much everything. And I kind of,

I sense that in your guys conversation. I love that. He's so, that's funny that you say that.

It's almost like you had a therapist in your dad. He really does feel like a person you can go to

with questions. He's a really good listener. Yeah, yeah, it makes sense why he played the president.

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