Actor June Diane Raphael is done trying to be the “good girl” on set, in auditions, and in life. In this candid conversation, she reflects on her role as Eva Woods in Elle and the joy of helping bring a warm, complicated mother-daughter relationship to the screen. She shares how the opportunity arrived in just four days and how Hello Sunshine offered the kind of practical support that feels radical on set. Looking back on her memorable roles in Parks and Recreation and Burning Love, she challenges the idea that dramatic acting is more meaningful or difficult than comedy and explains why true creative growth requires risking embarrassment. This is a special one with lots of lessons shared throughout. Tune in now!