'Grace and Frankie's' June Diane Raphael on finding strength in failure and why we need more women in politics

On today's episode, the actor, writer, comedian, author and hopefully, our future president, June Diane Raphael, stopped by Catt's L.A. home for a talk.

The two talk about her role in what is now the longest running Netflix original series, Grace and Frankie; why she decided to open a female-focused coworking space, The Jane Club; and how in an alternative universe, she could have played college basketball.

Also, Diane shares the inspiration behind her recently released book, Represent: The Woman's Guide to Running for Office and Changing the World, as well as some how-to tips for anyone out there looking to run for political office. 

And, Catt offers a sneak peek into her upcoming TV pilot and shares her own insight into gender bias in Hollywood.

Sidenote: Just a week or so after taping this interview, June -- inspired by her Grace and Frankie co-star, Jane Fonda -- was arrested protesting outside the U.S. Capitol building.

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