Holland Taylor

06/06/23 • 51 min

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To kick off Pride Month, we could not be prouder or more honored to share Rosie's conversation with multi-award-winning actor, Holland Taylor. Together, Rosie and Holland traverse their storied lives: from psilocybin trips, to the work that goes into acting, to how Holland wrote and produced her one-woman show "ANN," to never even being asked about sexual preferences back in the day, and to present day loves and life experiences.

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Transcript

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Hey, everybody, it's me Rosie O'Donnell. And guess what, it's June all month, as my nana would say, it's Pride month. It's Pride month. And for a very long time, my family would go into the city. And I remember one year when I was about twelve, we were in the city and there was the Pride Parade, which is now a march, actually not a parade at all, but back then that's what it was called the Pride Parade. And we went in and there were a bunch of li