Hello and welcome to another episode of Not Too Deep. I'm your host Grace Hellbick.

Very excited to have actress, uh, wonderlust enthusiast.

Holland wrote it and here with us on today's episode, we talk all about, you know, obviously,

booking teen wolf. What her life has been like, uh, going from studying science, medicine,

and doctoral type of things and transitioning into entertainment. And then also, she did this

really freaking cool thing at the beginning of the pandemic. She bought a van and totally fixed

the whole thing up, uh, all because she DMed a guy that knew about vans over a medicine

Wisconsin, uh, spent four months doing it. She's actually podcasting me with me from said van

and gives anyone that's interested in getting into that kind of lifestyle. A lot of really great

advice. A lot of it has to do with um, thinking thoughtfully about your nation specifically, your

your nation. You'll understand when we get to that. Also, she gives me a ton of documentary

recommendations. Uh, we could have talked to per hours about social media, all of it. These

are just a really lovely episode. So I hope you enjoy not too deep with Holland, Rodin. Okay, I,

I am seeing that you are in your van. I am. I am. Okay. I have so many we're going to get to van

and that whole journey and a little bit, but I got to I want to know more about how you got to

Los Angeles, because I know you double majored. And so I'm curious how the shift from school into

like entertainment happened for you. Yeah, I went to this all girl school for about 11 years,

like five till 16. So that was the majority of my foundation. And I played soccer and was a dancer

and nowhere near the arts. Except for the fact that it got the weekends, I was like forced my

parents and my parents friends to watch like my made up plays. I would put out a movie room. Okay,

so you had like a seed of something. Absolutely. Yeah, I mean, I still to the state my most depressed

moment is when um, is when a movie ends like that. The whole throw on the lights come up. It's like a

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