So what was it like after your career started to take off on true blood?

All of a sudden you have agents who are actually making money.

It's that or it's that or so. It must have been a period that was like

filled with change on multiple fronts.

I mean, yes, yes and no. I think a lot of that happens and then you have to decide

as an individual how much of it you embrace. So I think absolutely I got better opportunity.

I had fantastic representation that was not available to me previous to that,

which meant I was able to audition for more and more interesting projects.

In terms of sort of public eye and view and things like that, I very quickly decided to

just step away from that. This is not that strange for actors, but I think people are surprised

to hear it. I generally don't like being the center of attention, unless I am acting, unless

I'm in that space and that's sort of the point. I will confess you Deborah, I'm the same way.

Yeah, I think it's that surprises some people, but I think it's more common than we give it credit

for. Yeah. Knowing even when I know about you, that makes sense.

Just a little bit. When you've been dorky your whole life, you just sort of go, don't look at me.

All right. Welcome back to Yang Speaks, everybody. We got a great episode today. Deborah and

Wall joins the podcast for those of you who are true blood fans of the HBO show. You may know her.

I know her from the Netflix series Daredevil and I'm a fan. You're going to love this conversation.

Also, quick reminder. On Thursdays now, we are back. Thursday episodes are back. The future of,

we just did the future of energy. You guys loved it. In upcoming, we've got one. I'll leave it

as surprised at what it is, but the infamous Carly Riley will be back joining, which many of you

have been asking for her to come back. So we've got a great episode of Future Up coming on. We've

...