Fem TV

Director Anna Foerster stops by to discuss the recently released Netflix film, Lou, starring Allison Janney and Jurnee Smollett.

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Miranda Kwok returns to Fem TV to chat about Season 2 of The Cleaning Lady.

Recorded during the ATX TV Festival this past June, Miranda shares her excitement for Season 2, how they're continuing on themes explored in Season 1, and teases a bit about what's coming up for Thony, Armand and the other main characters.

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Wendey Stanzler joins us to discuss her recent directing work on For All Mankind and Five Days at Memorial. We also touch on Sex in the City, which was a turning point in her career, her path into the industry, and upcoming projects.

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TV critic Ashley Bissette Sumerel of Tell-Tale TV joins us for a conversation about female representation among this year's Emmy nominees.

We discuss the nominees that the Emmys got right and the biggest snubs in addition to breaking down female representation in key categories like directing and writing.

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Emmy-nominated music supervisor Jen Malone sat down with us at this year's ATX TV Festival to talk about her work on shows like Yellowjackets, Euphoria and Atlanta.

Jen is up for the Outstanding Music Supervision award at the 2022 Emmys for her work on Euphoria, her second nomination for that series.

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Arden Cho joins us for a minisode to discuss her Netflix series, Partner Track.

Arden spoke about why she wanted to play this role, and the importance for young women to see a character like Ingrid on screen.

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In this episode, we're joined by actors Julie Ann Emery and Adepero Oduye to discuss their work on Apple TV+ limited series, Five Days at Memorial.

Based on the 2013 book by Pulitzer-prize winning journalist Sheri Fink, Five Days at Memorial is a dramatization of what happened at a New Orleans hospital in the wake of Hurricane Katrina. Julie Ann Emery plays Diane Robichaux, and Adepero Oduye is Karen Wynn.

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Jana Schmieding and Kaniehtiio Horn join us to talk Season 2 of Rutherford Falls.

We chat about each of their storylines this season, indigenous representation on television, and the importance of having indigenous writers sharing their own stories.

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This episode's guest is Emmy-winning casting director, Theo Park.

Theo won her first Emmy for Season 1 of Ted Lasso, and she's been nominated once again in 2022 for Outstanding Casting For A Comedy Series.

We not only discuss casting some of the core characters on Ted Lasso, but we also get into some of the guest roles in the first two seasons.

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Joining us today is actor Melissa Barrera, who stars in the Netflix limited series, Keep Breathing.

All six episodes of Keep Breathing are available to stream now on Netflix.

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