Jason Segel and Lisa Kudrow share insights into their acting careers and the personal experiences shaping their recent performances. Segel details his role in *Shrinking*, a series depicting a therapist’s unconventional, directive approach to patient care that mirrors his own positive experiences with similar therapeutic methods. He also reflects on his struggle with decision-making and the creative outlets he uses to manage it. Lisa Kudrow examines her career, specifically her work in *The Comeback* and the enduring legacy of *Friends*. She explains how rewatching *Friends* following Matthew Perry’s passing provided a new perspective on the show’s humor and the deep, mutual respect shared among the cast. Additionally, book critic Maureen Corrigan reviews three suspense novels, highlighting how authors like Silvia Moreno-Garcia and Richard Russo subvert genre tropes to explore the complexities of the human condition.
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