Alana Springsteen: Therapy, Reconnecting With “The Why” & Safety In The Writer Room

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I don't think that's real, but I think it was a casting thing.

So I feel like women just feel safer here in general.

Yeah, man, I I feel like I was lucky enough to be kind of on the other side of that, which I'm so curious your perspective on how all of that has shifted and changed over the years, because like.

Yes, it's hard.

Like, I moved here when I was 14, and I feel like it takes a while to find those people.

It really wasn't until I was in my 20s that I was like, oh, okay.

Like, I met Trani when I was 14.

There were a couple select few people that I met early on.

How old were you? Wait, where were we? How old are you now? 25.

Okay, so I met you in your full-ass 20s.

Yeah, in my full-ass

20s.

I feel like I was a little bit further along and, like, had started to find my people, but...

Um, I feel like I always had the mentors.

Yeah.

I always had men.

I never felt like I was just kind of like...

That thrills me.

You know? Yes.

I think this is like a thing.

It seems like you never really felt that coming up.

I felt it.

There just weren't, again, just so few.

I just think there was just so few women.