Hey guys, Willie Geist here with another episode of the Sunday Sitdown Podcast.

My thanks is always for clicking and listening along.

I know you guys are cooped up at home right now.

I know this hasn't been easy to last a couple of days and weeks.

Certainly, hope you guys are all healthy.

Hope your family and friends are healthy.

And hope you're taking care of each other looking out for your neighbor.

This is not easy, but hopefully this hour or so gives you a little bit of a break from

what's been on your mind.

And you can get lost in a good conversation with an Oscar-winning actress, Octavia Spencer.

She broke through with an Oscar-winning in 2012 for the movie The Help.

Remember she played Mini Jackson, the 1960s era Mississippi made, who famously made that

pie.

You know the pie I'm talking about right now.

I don't need to get into it.

You can google it if you don't know.

The funny thing about Octavia is a lot of people thought that was overnight success

for her when that movie came out and when she won that Oscar.

But like most overnight success stories, Octavia's story is not overnight at all.

In fact, she'd been working for about 15 years getting to that moment.

She dreamed growing up in Montgomery, Alabama as the sixth of seven children of being an

actress.

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