Actress, writer, and producer Juno Rinaldi gets her most creative ideas when she’s running. A self-described “leaper,” she never hesitates to try new things. She’s one of the stars of the hit Canadian comedy, “Workin’ Moms,” on Netflix, and her web series, “My Special Guest,” began its second season this week.

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