Hey guys, it's Rachel and I know it might be surprising to see another podcast in my feed,

but it's always fun to share new people in the space and it turns out Kelly Rippa has a new

podcast episode. And because she's been doing this work for so many years, her guest lineup is

incredible. I wanted to give you a little sneak peek of a recent episode and if you dig it,

you should totally go over follow Kelly's show and subscribe so that you never miss an episode.

Here is a conversation with Kelly Rippa. Hey there, it's Kelly Rippa. You're probably used to

seeing me on TV where I've hosted live for more than 20 years, but that's not all I've been up to.

Behind the scenes, I've been working on a brand new show called Let's Talk Off Camera.

It's a podcast. Yes, a podcast where I get to sit down off camera in my PJs with friends,

celebrities and experts and share them behind the scenes conversations that you don't get on air.

Here's a clip of one of my favorite interviews and if you like it, go subscribe. This episode features

Cal Penn, the actor you know and love from house, designated survivor, and Harold and Kumar go to

White Castle not to mention the time he actually spent working in the White House.

Subscribe and you won't just be first in line to hear the full episode when it airs.

You'll get the off-camera scoop about how Cal faked his way into a Nike commercial

with Samuel L. Jackson and how a pelvic thrust in middle school changed his life. Check it out.

Yeah, I say this and it sounds joky, but once you're an Indian American kid who told his parents

that he's going to be an actor, anything else that you tell them will just be way easier than that.

And in my case, you know, it's an anomaly. I'm always a little guarded when I answer this question

because of my experience. I know is not. Many people are perhaps even most people's experience where I,

you know, I grew up so close to New York City. My dad worked in Manhattan. My parents were raised

in a very secular household where, you know, my grandparents had marched with Gandhi and their

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