Hey guys, Willie Geist here with another episode of the Sunday Sit Down podcast. My thanks as always for

clicking and listening along. I genuinely am always excited to bring you these conversations,

but sometimes a little more so. Today is one of those days. Milakunas is my guest, and I say that

because she's just smart and cool

and fun to talk to and great to have a conversation with about anything. Talk about acting,

that's cool. She talks about going on a road trip during the pandemic with Ashton Coutcher. That's

cool. Then we get a little weird because Ashton is running the New York City Marathon.

Let's see, I don't want to spoil this too much, but he's experiencing some chafing during his training.

And he and Mila are trading tips about how to address that.

Mila is in a new Netflix film called Luckyest Girl Alive.

It's based on a 2015 bestselling book by Jessica

Noel. The movie is produced by Mila's production company. And it is an intense movie. It is a dark

movie. You'll hear us kind of dance around it because we don't want to give away too much. But

I think you'll get the gist of it. It's a heavy role and she does a great job in it. So much to talk to her about family guy, 70s show, bad moms. I mean, go on and on and on. Black Swan for which she was nominated for a Golden Globe Award for Best Supporting Actors. There's so much there, but really, it's just fun. So I'm going to shut up and turn things over now on the Sunday Sit Down podcast to Mila Kunis. Good to see you, Mila. Nice to see you. Thanks for doing this. It's been a couple of years, I guess, right, since we got together. Yep, different restaurants, same people. Yeah, we just moved restaurants. We ate, restaurants stays the same. You got a lot going on, though. You got a lot of new stuff going on since I saw you. How did COVID go for you and Ashton and the kids? How did you make it through? Here, I'm going to find some wood. That's not wood. You know what? We got really lucky. I think for multitude of reasons, our jobs allowed us to work from home. Yeah.

So. That's not wood. You know what? We got really lucky. I think for multitude of reasons, our jobs allowed us to work from home.

So we, that was really lucky.

We like each other.

And so we like being together.

And we had babies who were like at that perfect age where they weren't, they were social enough to continue

being pseudo-social and they also didn't have enough friends where they didn't love anybody

about ourselves. So, you know, they were, we created a little pod school, kids were happy,

we were great. We had, again, we got really lucky. We didn't leave the house, though,

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