You know, if my mother was still around today, I know that she'd love to keep the conversations

going with some of today's stars and see how they would answer her questions.

And now, Fran Drescher talks to Lucy.

I want to ask you some questions.

They're impromptu answers I want, but it sort of gives me and my listeners an insight.

So let's just have some short, impromptu answers.

Don't try to go too much into detail, but just have fun, but they're honest answers.

Oh, wonderful.

Do you feel strongly about certain things? And if so, what?

I do feel like if you have the privilege of being a celebrity with global reach, that you can be

an influencer for the greater good. And so I do feel passionate about standing up for civil liberties, particularly gay civil liberties.

I am the founder of the Cancer Shansom Movement.

I am a cancer survivor.

Then I wrote the New York Times best seller cancer

schmancer. But I realized that the book was not the end, but just the beginning of what was to

become a life mission. And I really feel like I got famous. I got cancer. and I lived to talk about it. So I started the

cancerous ransom movement and I talk about it constantly trying to use my reach to influence,

educate, motivate, and activate the people that will listen on how to live a

healthier lifestyle and how to know the early warning whispers of the cancers that could affect

you and the tests that are available because, you know,

all too often they may not be on the menu at the doctor's office, but it's important that

we become mindful consumers, that we transform from patient into medical consumer,

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