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Kerry Washington on Rewriting Your Narrative

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In this episode from 2023, Gwyneth Paltrow sits down with Emmy-winning actor, producer, and advocate Kerry Washington to talk about healing generational patterns, the inspiration behind her Hulu series UnPrisoned, and how therapy helped her reclaim her voice. They explore identity, family dynamics, personal growth, and what it takes to rewrite the story you’ve been told about yourself. It’s a powerful conversation about becoming the lead in your own life—and the healing that follows.

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