How Jeanine Mason Learned to Be a Great Number One
About this episode
Jeanine Mason discusses her experiences in leadership, IVF, and activism in the context of her television career.
She pirouetted into our lives on Season Five of So You Think You Can Dance, stole our hearts on Roswell, and is now making us question the line between villain and hero on this season of Prime’s Cross. Jeanine talks with Alicia about the lessons in leadership that come with leading a television series, going through IVF days before filming, learning to inhabit a pedestrian body after years as a dancer, and why on-the-ground activism has become central to her creative endeavors.
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