A SAG-AFTRA actor with more than 25 years on screen and stage, Kimberly Jürgen has had a front-row seat to the ways people reveal themselves, reinvent themselves and reliably get in their own way.

Kimberly is the co-creator, screenwriter and director of the award-winning web series Good Samaritans, and the founder of Atlanta Classical Theatre, which provided free Shakespeare in the park for nine years. She lives in Los Angeles, holds a BA from Emory University, is a member of Women in Film LA and co-hosts the weekly podcast Neurospicy Dialogues, which is exactly what it sounds like.

Her scripts write women into the gatekept, traditionally male worlds they were long walled out of - professional hockey, Navy SEAL teams, underground hacking - and let them own the room.

Not on the résumé: she's trained in every weapon discipline the Society of American Fight Directors teaches, which comes in handy in the scrum for the first rotisserie chicken at Costco.

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