What happens when success in Hollywood collides with conviction? We're going to be talking about that today because this is a conversation that I'm going to be having with today's guest who knows a thing or two about Hollywood and what it takes to survive and what it takes to thrive. I love this woman. You guys are going to love her too. Tracy Melkier is joining me today for a conversation. You're not going to want to miss. This is the Heidi St. John podcast.

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All right, Tracy Malkure joins me in the studio today. She is an actress,

a writer, and an outspoken activist for truth and freedom. Also, she's really good looking

and she's my friend. I'm trying not to, I'm trying really hard not to like fan girling over here.

I first heard about Tracy when I was a young pup watching a show that some of you may remember

called The Bold and the Beautiful. She built a successful career in Hollywood before becoming a bold voice on cultural issues. I'm so happy that she's here today. Tracy, welcome. Thank you for that lovely introduction. And I try not to stutter. I mean, I'm like, I'm here with the girl that memorizes lines. And so I'm like, don't stutter, don't stutter. And I did it anyway. No, you did great. Thank you for coming up from

Arizona. Oh my God. It's wonderful to be here. It's so great to have you. And we don't have your book, which I'm really sad about, because it should be sitting right here front and center. Yeah, we're going to flat Stanley.

What do they do?

Yeah, we absolutely should do that.

Add it later?

Yeah, or maybe chat could put it in there.

Yeah, superimposed.

So now.

Yeah. We're going to flat Stanley. What do they do? Yeah, we absolutely should do that. Add it later.

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