Actress and director Lennon Parham shares her journey from Southern roots to becoming a prominent figure in comedy and television. She discusses her early education, the influence of her family, and her transition into the world of improv and writing. Lennon reflects on her deep friendship and creative partnership with Jessica St. Clair, navigating the challenges of the television industry, and the importance of female-driven narratives. She also touches on her experiences directing, balancing motherhood with her career, and her current projects, all while emphasizing the need for comedy in today's world.

Chapters 

• Upbringing and early career
• Journey to improv
• Writing and collaborating
• Best friendship with Jessica St. Clair
• Television breakthrough
• Challenges and triumphs 
• Directing “Somebody Somewhere”
• Directing vs. acting 
• Small talk
• Current tangles
• Rapid fire roles