We're happening. Hello.

How are you?

I'm good. How are you?

I'm so excited to talk to you. I feel like we have so much in common that we've never, ever unpacked.

We haven't unpacked any of it long, so I'm thrilled. Go for it. Ask whatever you want.

Hello, everybody. Welcome to literally with me. Well, listen, if you were living and breathing at the end of the 90s and into the 2000s, you were watching ER and loving it and eating it up.

And if you were living and breathing in last few years, you've been watching the Good Wife and loving and breathing it and eating that up.

And we have the Titan of both today, Julianne Margolis, one of my favorite actors and one of the most accomplished women in television and in other areas too, as you'll find out.

She's an author, has her new book out right now, Sunshine Girl, and Unexpected Life. Good title, jealous. Very jealous of that title.

I should have thought of her for mine. I didn't. Anyway, stay tuned. We're going to get down to Julianne Margolis.

I'd like to start out slow. It's early for me. I've barely had my coffee.

It's early for you. It's 10.30 in the morning. What time do you get up?

I have to understand. I like you. When I work, it's always like, your call is 445 pickup.

Normal for us actors. Yes. Normal for us actors. So then when I'm not on doing a TV show or on camera, I sleep like an 18 year old.

I mean, you know, it's like the way like teenagers sleep or the like, you just come in and they're still in their bed. That's like the way I like to roll. You are a lucky, lucky, lucky human being that has never been my, my luxury in life. I wish.

I mean, I do get up earlier now, though, because I'm I'm meditating in the morning. So I've been waking up in time to Medicaid. Medicaid. Yes. I like I'm a dying to Medicaid. I'm like, Elvis. I wake up. I pound pills.

I'm no, no, but, but which is what I got to tell you that's no good because you wake up and you meditate and then you, what does that do? Put you back to sleep.

Well, sure. Yeah, you should do the heads. We during the pandemic, my husband and my son and I were doing the head space. It's like a cartoon.

At night and just to sort of help all of us sleep better, and it really worked. Now, I've done head space on my phone is that same guy with a wonderful almost guy.

Yeah, he's a little bit of a guy co lizard.

Yeah, he talks like that. And just breathe. I love him. Andrew is his name. Andrew. No, so yes, it is Andrew, but it's for kids.

So it's it's like an eight part series on Netflix that they did over the pandemic, which was remarkable because I mean, I listened to him.

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