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This week, Jake, Chris and Matt speak with actress, director and writer Alison Bartlett, who many will know as veterinarian Gina Jefferson, one of the human cast members on the long-running children's "Sesame Street" franchise from 1986 to 2015. They talk about her fondest memories from working with the recently passed Bob McGrath and Emilio Delgado, doing scenes with Telly Monster, coming back for the 50th anniversary special, appearing in the "Law & Order" series and many more!
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