Let's talk with Heather Dubrow starts now.

Hi,

Hi, everybody.

Hi, everybody.

Welcome back.

Today's show is going to be really cool I have a friend

she's a Pulitzer Prize winning author she's also a friend of mine from high school and

she's fabulous and she's written some incredible books and essays and all kinds of things so I'm

excited for you guys to meet her. I know it's like a week after the Oscars but I

wanted to talk about the speeches because I know I found and everyone's comments about the

Oscar speeches that I'm reading I feel like we're all sort of on the same page

that this was one of the most heartfelt group of speeches ever.

Whether you wanted them to win or someone else to win,

the speeches themselves were so poignant and good and for me personally just struck such a nerve

First of all I loved seeing all the photos of like you know the actors younger in different movies with older

actors and today and I mean all of that was incredibly cool but when Michelle Yeo was saying anyone that tells you

you're past your prime you're not and the basic message from all of them from the

the best actor best

actress best supporting actor best supporting actress was all the same don't give up

it's never too late they were saying things like I gave up, I left the business for a while, I didn't

think I'd ever work again, I this, I that, and I just felt like there have been so many times in my life that I have felt that way and I

know that sounds crazy but as a young actress in LA even in my 20s there were

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