UnWrapped

In this episode, the legendary Catherine O’Hara joins us for a lively and candid conversation about her latest show “The Studio,” her iconic career and the powerful women who’ve inspired her along the way. From taking a pay cut on “Home Alone 2" to shorten her shoot schedule (because who has time to sit around?) to working with the effortlessly charming Pedro Pascal on “The Last of Us,” Catherine shares her favorite behind-the-scenes stories.

She also spills on the best Oscars after-party she’s ever attended—and the mystery actor who gave her COVID-19. Plus, we dive into the impact of female studio heads like Donna Langley, Sherry Lansing, and Amy Pascal, and the incredible women shaping Hollywood today. And in a heartwarming turn, Catherine talks about her two sons—one who transformed her home during the pandemic and another making waves as a set dresser on Shogun, Pachinko, and Avatar.

It’s Catherine O’Hara like you’ve never heard her before.

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Amanda Seyfried opens up about navigating trauma, therapy and the toxic fear-based power structures driving Hollywood and #Trump’s government. It turns out, speaking your truth isn’t easy - even for the “Seven Veils” actress. Seyfried also reflects on the success she never imagined and the surreal experience of working with Meryl Streep.

From Disney Channel to Netflix’s “Running Point,” Brenda Song gets candid about her journey in the industry. During this episode of “UnWrapped,” Brenda opens up about her post-Disney struggles, motherhood and the power of supporting women in Hollywood.

On this episode of “UnWrapped,” “Doc” star Molly Parker takes us behind the scenes of the new FOX medical drama. From navigating grief to the importance of “flawed” female characters on screen, Parker gets candid about acting, therapy and finding herself. This episode of “UnWrapped” is sponsored by FOX.

During this episode of “UnWrapped,” Taylor Tomlinson breaks down her journey from stand-up comedian to late night talk show host and what it means to be the only woman currently in late night television. Whether she’s seeking joke advice from her therapist or Stephen Colbert, the “After Midnight” host is just trying to navigate life as a 30-year-old and excited to share what she’s learned from her journey thus far.