Be on a talk show

“The day of the interview, I had to arrive about 30 minutes before the actual cameras started rolling. When I walked in I was greeted by the receptionist and then taken backstage to the green room (which was actually blue) to get mic’ed up and check my hair/makeup. At this time they also gave me a card that had all of the questions on it that the show hosts would be asking me. [...] Next, we were all escorted onto the set where the magic happens. There were bright lights and cameras and digital screens everywhere! [...] I really felt comfortable on the set by this point and got all of the initial jitters out. [...] It was such a joy to be there and have the experience of being on a professional set, feeling the nerves and energy all at the same time! It was a total rush.”

“Ok, I was. I actually just posted this recently. When I was pregnant I was on the Ananda Lewis show (it was on the air for about 5 minutes) with my perineonatalogist. She was doing a show about multiple births and they actually came to one of my appointments and filmed my sonogram. Trust me it wasnt very flattering to see myself 7 months pregnant with triplets on TV.”