Speaker 1: Hey, fam, Hello Sunshine.
Speaker 2: Today on the bright Side, we're popping off and audition
Speaker 2: on all of the biggest pop culture moments of the week.
Speaker 2: What are the biggest fault makeup trends? And why is
Speaker 2: Beyonce washing her jeans with diamonds? Joining us to weigh
Speaker 2: in is TV host, beauty and lifestyle influencer and my
Speaker 2: good friend Julisa Bermudez.
Speaker 1: It's Friday, October fourth.
Speaker 3: I'm Danielle Robe and I'm Simone Voice, and this is
Speaker 3: the bright Side from Hello Sunshine, a daily show where
Speaker 3: we come together to share women's stories, laugh, learn and
Speaker 3: brighten your day. Danielle, It's Friday and we are popping
Speaker 3: off per husu.
Speaker 2: Yes we are, but we actually already popped off this
Speaker 2: week once because we were guests on the tamer and
Speaker 2: Hall Show.
Speaker 4: It was so much fun.
Speaker 3: Tamoran was doing a show all about big voices and
Speaker 3: ask us to come on to talk about being some
Speaker 3: of the biggest voices in podcasting, which wow, I mean,
Speaker 3: what a huge compliment. It's so funny because you go
Speaker 3: to work every day and you kind of do your
Speaker 3: work in a vacuum and you're not always thinking about
Speaker 3: you know, whether people are digesting it and resonating with
Speaker 3: what you're doing. But this was a really cool moment
Speaker 3: of validation and affirmation and just such a huge honor.
Speaker 1: Well here's what I thought was cool.
Speaker 2: It seems like Tameron really embraced the bright side and
Speaker 2: the idea of the show because she worked in news
Speaker 2: and she felt like bogged down by the negativity of
Speaker 2: the stories sometimes. And so I think she looked at
Speaker 2: us on that couch and she said to us, like,
Speaker 2: even in the commercial break, I love what you're doing.
Speaker 2: I love the positivity of it. So I hope that
Speaker 2: translates every day. But for anyone who missed it, here's
Speaker 2: a clip.
Speaker 1: Tell me how you select work. You're going to talk about.
Speaker 2: Simone and I are very different people, like we're in
Speaker 2: different phases of life. I'm single, she's married, she has kids.
Speaker 1: I think that.
Speaker 2: We're trying to share a diverse perspective and breath of stories,
Speaker 2: because when you share a single narrative, that's when stereotypes happen,
Speaker 2: that's when bias occurs, that's.
Speaker 1: When you flatten complex realities.
Speaker 3: I hope that when you listen to our show, you
Speaker 3: can see yourself represented in our perspectives. You might listen
Speaker 3: to an episode and be like, Okay, I'm a Danielle here,
Speaker 3: I'm a Simone there. I haven't told you this, but
Speaker 3: I was with some of my best friends over the
Speaker 3: weekend and one of my breastfriend, Grace, she goes to me, Simone,
Speaker 3: you know I love you, you know you're my girl.
Speaker 3: But Danielle is my woo woo cream.
Speaker 4: It was so much fun.
Speaker 3: The tam fam, which is what Tameron Hall calls her audience,
Speaker 3: so warm, so embracing. Tameron was the best, so supportive.
Speaker 4: Danielle.
Speaker 3: I just remember those moments backstage when you and I
Speaker 3: were standing there in that spot where the door opens up,
Speaker 3: and this was the first time I'd ever been on
Speaker 3: a show where the door opens up from the center,
Speaker 3: and I just remember being.
Speaker 4: Like, okay, what do I do with my hands? Like
Speaker 4: what do we do here?
Speaker 2: I went into the hair and makeup because for morning
Speaker 2: shows or daytime talk shows, the hair and makeup room
Speaker 2: is always the room where people are popping off and
Speaker 2: they watch the show every day. So I walked into
Speaker 2: the hair and makeup room and I was like, Okay,
Speaker 2: how do we walk out? Because I see people walk
Speaker 2: out on these shows and they give like the Princess
Speaker 2: or the Queen Wave, and I'm.
Speaker 1: Like, I can't do that.
Speaker 2: I can't blow kisses and I don't want to have
Speaker 2: awkward hands.
Speaker 1: How do we walk off?
Speaker 5: You?
Speaker 2: And I decided to do the double Wave. They're in
Speaker 2: the air and we did the double Wave. I still
Speaker 2: haven't watched it back. I hope it looked okay.
Speaker 3: Which I feel like the double wave is giving like
Speaker 3: Macy's Thanksgiving Day praade where you're just like acknowledging all
Speaker 3: the crowds on both sides.
Speaker 2: No, but it was.
Speaker 4: It was really fun. Hopefully we get to do it
Speaker 4: again sometime.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much to everyone at the Tameron Hall Show.
Speaker 3: Thank you so much to our team at Hello Sunshine,
Speaker 3: iHeartRadio who made this possible. Everyone was so kind and
Speaker 3: smart and made us feel so welcome. By the way,
Speaker 3: you can catch the Tamerorn Hall Show weekdays on ABC
Speaker 3: and just check your local listings for times in your area.
Speaker 2: Also that tam FAM's the best dressed audience in daytime,
Speaker 2: I think, so check it out just to see what
Speaker 2: they're wearing. Anyways, today we're keeping the fun going with
Speaker 2: Julisa Bermudez. But first it's time to spotlight our favorite
Speaker 2: moment of the week.
Speaker 3: Yes, this week we're spotlighting October's Reese's book Club pick,
Speaker 3: and this month's pick is Society of Lies by Lauren
Speaker 3: ling Brown. It's a thrilling murder mystery that follows a
Speaker 3: character named Maya as she returns to Princeton for her
Speaker 3: college reunion, only to find out that her younger sister,
Speaker 3: Naomi is dead. So police deem Naomi's death and accident,
Speaker 3: but Maya isn't buying it, so she takes it upon
Speaker 3: herself to start piecing the story together. She soon discovers
Speaker 3: that Naomi had joined the same exclusive social club that
Speaker 3: Maya was a part of despite her warnings.
Speaker 2: I love a good mystery. How perfect for a spooky
Speaker 2: fall season. And speaking of Reese, we have the spotlight
Speaker 2: one more thing.
Speaker 3: This weekend. We're going to shine Away, Yes, for our
Speaker 3: very first live podcast taping. So for those who don't know,
Speaker 3: shine Away is a two day event in Los Angeles
Speaker 3: where we get to celebrate and empower women. It's basically
Speaker 3: like a girls' day out. Instead of girls' night out,
Speaker 3: it's girls day out. There are panels, workshops, culinary and
Speaker 3: wellness demos, author meet and greet. You get to meet
Speaker 3: your favorite authors, plus some exclusive film and TV previews.
Speaker 2: It's honestly one of my favorite weekends of the year.
Speaker 2: It is so warm and nourishing and everybody is just
Speaker 2: shining a light on each other, hence the name I
Speaker 2: think shine Away. And on Saturday, we're taping a live
Speaker 2: episode of the bright Side with Gobby Dalkin and Amanda Clutes.
Speaker 2: So if you're in the Los Angeles area, come join
Speaker 2: us in person. And if you're not able to make it,
Speaker 2: don't worry, you'll be able to listen to that show
Speaker 2: on Tuesday of next week, and Simone and I will
Speaker 2: be popping off on our ig stories for sure.
Speaker 4: All right, Danielle, you ready to pop off?
Speaker 1: Yes, let's do it today. Our bright Side bestie.
Speaker 2: Julisa Bermudez is back and I couldn't be more excited.
Speaker 1: So definitely, yes.
Speaker 2: Give me the horn that came from Simone's mouth, I think,
Speaker 2: not from an audio setting, which is wild for sure
Speaker 2: about which.
Speaker 5: Is very impressive.
Speaker 1: Actually, Mary, you might remember Julisa.
Speaker 2: You definitely remember Julisa from her time on one O
Speaker 2: six in Park or her TV series Empire Girls, which Julie,
Speaker 2: we can binge this again, right?
Speaker 1: Is this this is on a street service?
Speaker 5: Yes, it's actually on Amazon Amazon Prime.
Speaker 2: Okay, so we all need to go back and watch
Speaker 2: Empire Girls again. But Julisa is also the founder of
Speaker 2: Rapublica Skin and an all around amazing friend and human being. Julisa,
Speaker 2: welcome back to the bright Side and happy birthday.
Speaker 5: Thank you, Hi besties, Julisa.
Speaker 3: So happy to see your beautiful face this morning and
Speaker 3: have you back on the show.
Speaker 5: Thank you.
Speaker 4: Okay, so it is officially fall.
Speaker 3: The seasons are shifting all around us first week of October,
Speaker 3: and that means I think that we kind of have
Speaker 3: to update our beauty and skin routines too, right, So
Speaker 3: what's on your radar for fall makeup trends?
Speaker 5: Okay? Well, I already say you got the nails downpacked, referring.
Speaker 4: To my burgundy nails.
Speaker 5: Yes, okay, we'll call it Murlough Burgundy. It is, in
Speaker 5: my opinion, the color of the season. I've been obsessed
Speaker 5: with it. I have a nail design with the same color.
Speaker 2: But for fall, you.
Speaker 5: Absolutely should up your skincare. You probably want a little
Speaker 5: bit more moisture. You really want to bring out those
Speaker 5: face oils because you know, the colder months you want
Speaker 5: to be a little bit more nourished and hydrated. And
Speaker 5: there's a few trends actually besides the burgundy nails. You know,
Speaker 5: a good boot for the fall is always going to
Speaker 5: be in style.
Speaker 1: I have a question about the boots.
Speaker 2: Really, Okay, Okay, I'm five to one and I'm like,
Speaker 2: I have an athletic build.
Speaker 1: It's hard for me to find a boot. Do I
Speaker 1: go under the knee or over the knee?
Speaker 5: Honestly, I would probably do over the knee, believe it
Speaker 5: or not, Okay, because if you get under the knee
Speaker 5: and it's too short, it actually can cut you off.
Speaker 1: This is what I'm thinking. And you could do either right.
Speaker 5: Yes, what I'm not doing though, and I probably should
Speaker 5: never say never as you know. But is a kitten
Speaker 5: heel boot?
Speaker 3: No, you're not into the kitten heel I was gonna
Speaker 3: be like, and I know those things are back, those things.
Speaker 3: I love the kitten heel. I actually have a pair
Speaker 3: that I'm like loving right now.
Speaker 5: But do you have a kitten heel boots?
Speaker 4: Yeah? Kitten heel boots?
Speaker 5: Oh see if you're in New York. I guess that's okay, But.
Speaker 1: This is where we diverge.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I'm personally not ready for it.
Speaker 4: But what about my feet? Ju Lisa? What about these dogs?
Speaker 5: What about them?
Speaker 2: Girl?
Speaker 4: Like, I gotta get.
Speaker 3: These dogs a break? But you're in La you yes,
Speaker 3: but it's just in dry heel boots.
Speaker 4: I don't know.
Speaker 5: It's it's don't get I am not in my high
Speaker 5: heel era, but I'm also not in my kneel. So
Speaker 5: I'm in the in between a heel. Yes, so not
Speaker 5: a stiletto, per se, but you know, a chunky heel,
Speaker 5: a pointy toe, a nice you know, faux leather or
Speaker 5: faux croc. But there's this trend on TikTok with the
Speaker 5: boyfriend blush. Oh that I don't I also don't think
Speaker 5: I can get.
Speaker 1: With what is boyfriend blush?
Speaker 5: So boyfriend blush, I guess it's supposed to make you
Speaker 5: look like your boyfriend made you blush or something, and
Speaker 5: instead of bringing the blush up your face, you kind
Speaker 5: of do this triangle and you blend down. I'm just
Speaker 5: at the age where I'm not blending nothing down. I
Speaker 5: need to be up, up, up, up and snatched.
Speaker 1: Everything's gotta be up.
Speaker 5: Everything's gonna be when I tell you I'm in a
Speaker 5: ponytail and my blush is up all of the things. Yeah,
Speaker 5: not not down. So we'll leave a boyfriend blush to
Speaker 5: the girlies in a certain age group that don't care
Speaker 5: about snatched or up or down? Whatever?
Speaker 2: Do you change your makeup seasonally? Like, will you go
Speaker 2: with a different sort of color palette?
Speaker 5: For sure? Been loving the burgundie that really nice kind
Speaker 5: of I this is the time to bust out that
Speaker 5: like burnt colors in the palettes. This is the time
Speaker 5: the deeper lip. So if you're gonna do a deeper lip,
Speaker 5: I definitely recommend doing a dewey skin. That's also a
Speaker 5: trend because you need that balance.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, speaking of beauty, let's get into our first
Speaker 3: story here. So, Angela White, who you all might know
Speaker 3: as Black China, posted a reel featuring her seven year
Speaker 3: old daughter Dream and this video was so touching for
Speaker 3: so many reasons. So in this real Angela's doing Dreams
Speaker 3: hair and Dream points to her forehead. She motions to
Speaker 3: her forehead and kind of measures it to point out
Speaker 3: how big she perceives it to be And the reason
Speaker 3: why this video went viral is because of Angela's response.
Speaker 3: She responded by reassuring Dream that she's perfect, that she's
Speaker 3: beautiful just the way she is, no matter what she
Speaker 3: looks like. And I think the reason why this is
Speaker 3: so poignant and touching is because Angela has been so
Speaker 3: public about her own journey with beauty. I mean, just
Speaker 3: in the past couple of years, she's reversed several cosmetic
Speaker 3: procedures and express some remorse and regret over doing so
Speaker 3: much to her body at such a young age.
Speaker 4: Did you guys see this video?
Speaker 5: Yes, it was so touching.
Speaker 2: Julisa's making heart hands. Yeah, I think I've made some
Speaker 2: heart hands too with you. It's really beautiful. I thought
Speaker 2: to see sort of the transformation of Black China into Angela.
Speaker 2: She seems like a really different person and a different mom.
Speaker 2: And her idea of part of this transformation was external,
Speaker 2: Like she really changed her whole look and so she
Speaker 2: went way more natural. And to like see her step
Speaker 2: into her natural beauty and then try to share that
Speaker 2: with her daughter. I think everybody was just making the
Speaker 2: heartthands that Julisa made.
Speaker 5: What I found really crazy is that her daughter at
Speaker 5: such a young age even measuring it in that way.
Speaker 5: So how does she know if she's a quote unquote
Speaker 5: five head where all five fingers, you know, cover your
Speaker 5: forehead and you know what that means. And it was
Speaker 5: a thing when it came to Tyra Banks. Do you
Speaker 5: guys remember this? Like Tyra Banks, it was a thing
Speaker 5: when it came to her being so beautiful but also
Speaker 5: having you know, a quote unquote large forehead. And she
Speaker 5: was like, yeah, pretty girls I think her quote was
Speaker 5: pretty girls had big, big fourheads. And then it kind
Speaker 5: of stuck.
Speaker 2: I remember this because I've always had a big forehead
Speaker 2: and when she said that, I thought, oh, okay, like
Speaker 2: it made me feel better.
Speaker 3: Tyra Banks spoke, We're good. I actually prefer the term
Speaker 3: big dome bitches. This was coined by this creator who
Speaker 3: cracks me up online. Her name is Erica Priscilla on Instagram,
Speaker 3: and she talks about how she has a big dome.
Speaker 3: Just the language of that just cracks me up.
Speaker 5: The bigger the dome, the bigger the brain, the bigger
Speaker 5: the thoughts, the bigger the ideas, the bigger the dome,
Speaker 5: the bigger the beauty.
Speaker 4: I'm trying. It's such a great point, Julia.
Speaker 3: I'm trying to think back to when I was dreams age.
Speaker 3: She was, She's seven, and I don't think that I
Speaker 3: had this level of perception of my own flaws. I
Speaker 3: remember growing up in like predominantly white spaces and being
Speaker 3: self conscious about my curly hair and wanting to have
Speaker 3: straight hair, but that came later. I just what's happening
Speaker 3: is this Is this like a new phenomenon because of
Speaker 3: social media. I just don't remember being this self conscious
Speaker 3: at seven years old.
Speaker 5: It's got to be social media. We were too busy
Speaker 5: playing outside, right, at least begging to go play outside, right.
Speaker 3: I was like playing Super Mario Brothers with my boy cousins,
Speaker 3: you know, so that too.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I just hope these I hope these girlies get
Speaker 3: a childhood.
Speaker 4: Okay.
Speaker 2: Up next, In a cover story interview with Time Magazine,
Speaker 2: Sabrina Carpenter opened up about how she's been vilified for
Speaker 2: incorporating her sexuality into her work. She likens it to
Speaker 2: the criticism that Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera experienced in
Speaker 2: the early two thousands. I just feel shocked that we're
Speaker 2: still having this conversation.
Speaker 5: Period right straight up. Yeah.
Speaker 4: Is Subri Carpenter even being that sexual. I don't know.
Speaker 3: She has kind of this like baby girl innocence thing
Speaker 3: going on, but it wasn't.
Speaker 4: It's not jarring to me.
Speaker 5: It's very flirty.
Speaker 4: Yeah, come up.
Speaker 2: I think part of it is that she started as
Speaker 2: kind of a Disney kid, you know, she was in
Speaker 2: the Boy Meets World reboot, and it to me is
Speaker 2: sort of this Miley Cyrus thing that like, when we
Speaker 2: see a woman a girl turn into a woman, we
Speaker 2: have an expectation about who she should be and how
Speaker 2: she should be and how she should look and how
Speaker 2: she should perform and is she a role model to
Speaker 2: young girls? And it's a lot of pressure and I'm
Speaker 2: not sure, actually, I am sure. We don't really do
Speaker 2: that with teen stars that are boys. It just feels
Speaker 2: like we're picking at a girl turning into like just
Speaker 2: trying to find herself. I mean, Britney Spears had that
Speaker 2: song I'm not a Girl, not yet a woman, and
Speaker 2: I think part of the reason it became a hit
Speaker 2: it was because we all were like, yeah, I know
Speaker 2: that period of time where you're like, I don't feel
Speaker 2: like this full mature woman yet, but like I am
Speaker 2: feeling differently.
Speaker 5: And by the way, can we talk about the fact
Speaker 5: that no one even mentions this when it comes to
Speaker 5: R and B stars and R and B guys that
Speaker 5: are walking around without a shirt on but with a
Speaker 5: leather jacket on, but then like doing all these moves.
Speaker 5: It's kind of like, as a pop star, there's this
Speaker 5: unspoken starter kit, just the same way that there's this
Speaker 5: unspoken starter kit that you expect to see from a
Speaker 5: male R and B star, so they don't get the
Speaker 5: same comments and you know, opinions. So to your point, Danielle,
Speaker 5: the fact that we're still talking about this feels super
Speaker 5: dated over it.
Speaker 3: I just I will never forget the kinds of questions
Speaker 3: that Britney Spears was asked in interviews when she was
Speaker 3: at her peak as a pop star. The treatment of
Speaker 3: her was so unfair, and I think that it was
Speaker 3: rooted in this obsession with our society's obsession with purity
Speaker 3: when it comes to women. And I think that things
Speaker 3: have gotten better and women are more liberated now, but
Speaker 3: I think there's still some of that that's like lingering
Speaker 3: around and it's like the cringe, Yeah, this is cringe.
Speaker 2: We have to hit pause on popping off with Julisa Bermudez,
Speaker 2: but we'll be right back. Stick with us, and we're
Speaker 2: back to popping off with Julisa Bermudez. Okay, guys, my
Speaker 2: jaw dropped when I saw this new Beyonce Levi's ad.
Speaker 2: I think the Internet's jaw dropped too. She's not just
Speaker 2: putting on her Levi's, she is taking them off on
Speaker 2: her this album Cowboy Carter, Beyonce has this song with
Speaker 2: Post Malone called Levi's Jeans, and I think everybody was
Speaker 2: waiting for this ad.
Speaker 1: I don't know if she did.
Speaker 2: This intentionally or what it was, but it was very
Speaker 2: smart because this commercial is called Reimagine and it promotes
Speaker 2: Denham through a woman focus lens. So classic denim advertising
Speaker 2: has often been very male think like Cowboys mechanics, but
Speaker 2: this week they put out the first chapter of this
Speaker 2: video called Launderette, and Beyonce throws her Levi pants into
Speaker 2: the washing machine at the laundromat, and then instead of
Speaker 2: laundry detergent, she adds diamonds, which is very beyance. I
Speaker 2: was so excited to see this for so many reasons,
Speaker 2: but I can tell you all are excited too, So please, Julie,
Speaker 2: So what did you think of this?
Speaker 5: That's exactly how I washed my genes, by the way
Speaker 5: I throw diamonds in them. Honestly, Beyonce, we need to
Speaker 5: have a chat because I don't ever remember Levi's jeans
Speaker 5: having any level of stretch to them. And I am
Speaker 5: a curvy girl too, you know, I'm Dominican. I got
Speaker 5: I got a little junk in the trunk as well.
Speaker 5: And I don't know what these genes, these Levis, because
Speaker 5: I don't think they're the five on ones. No, what
Speaker 5: is the style that she is rocking? Because let's let's
Speaker 5: be honest, Beyonce is bodied down and without stretching the dena.
Speaker 1: I need answers those Levis were fitting.
Speaker 3: You're gonna have that little butt gap when you have
Speaker 3: like a beautiful peach bottom and then the geens don't
Speaker 3: have any stretch.
Speaker 4: You have that like gap between the back and the genes.
Speaker 5: It's so annoying or it creates a flat back to
Speaker 5: the peach. Yeah, and that's not a good look, and
Speaker 5: that was not the case in this ad. So yeah,
Speaker 5: we need to we need to have a chat, Beyonce.
Speaker 2: So I have to tell you the reason that I
Speaker 2: loved this was Beyonce got snubbed by the CMAS this year.
Speaker 2: She made whole country album didn't get nominated, and we
Speaker 2: kind of think of country as the all American genre, right,
Speaker 2: Levi's the all American brand.
Speaker 1: I felt like there.
Speaker 2: Was some context and maybe some context clues here. I
Speaker 2: think Levi's was saying she is our all American girl,
Speaker 2: and I think they were like saying it without saying it.
Speaker 1: Which I loved.
Speaker 4: Interesting.
Speaker 5: Oh that's a good analysis.
Speaker 3: I don't think Beyonce does anything by accident or unintentionally.
Speaker 3: I think this has been in the works for like
Speaker 3: eight years, to be honest, eight years. Oh yeah, totally
Speaker 3: since she started. I'm sure she's been working on Cowboy
Speaker 3: Carter for like eight years. And as soon as she
Speaker 3: decided to do a song called Levi's Jeans, I'm sure
Speaker 3: Levi's was on the phone.
Speaker 2: There's CMO is this man named Kenny Mitchell, and he
Speaker 2: is one of the smartest cmos in the whole country.
Speaker 2: I feel like he, uh, he took a look at
Speaker 2: that song, he took a look at the snub, and
Speaker 2: he said, we're going to do something.
Speaker 5: How do you guys feel about her literally dropping her
Speaker 5: jeans in the ad.
Speaker 1: I was a little shocked, it was. I wasn't expecting
Speaker 1: her to do it.
Speaker 5: I wasn't ready.
Speaker 2: Also, Sarah Jessica Parker in Sex and the City wears
Speaker 2: like men's underwear as her sleeping yeah, and I always
Speaker 2: thought it was so cute and I would go try
Speaker 2: it on and I was like, they don't look like
Speaker 2: that on me. And Beyonce did the same thing in
Speaker 2: this commercial, and I'm like, are they tailored?
Speaker 1: How is it happening because they don't look.
Speaker 4: Like that on me.
Speaker 5: Definitely Beyonce shimmy her way out of the jeans though,
Speaker 5: because that's another she did. Okay, because I'm like, isn't
Speaker 5: this the same woman that said you have to jump
Speaker 5: to put the jeans on?
Speaker 4: Y'all are asking too many questions, okay, just.
Speaker 5: Because I got them all some all.
Speaker 4: Except the TV magic and just zip it.
Speaker 5: We know, you guys, jeans without stretch or let you
Speaker 5: know exactly you know when they say true to size,
Speaker 5: We'll let you know exactly where you are on the
Speaker 5: true size scale. Okay, because I have a pair and
Speaker 5: I when I bust those things out, you already know
Speaker 5: what time it is. That means I've detoxed, I've drank
Speaker 5: my dream juices, I've had my smoothies.
Speaker 2: You can't really be putting your levies in the wash
Speaker 2: like you know how you can put them in the
Speaker 2: freezer and that washes your jeans. That's like a thing
Speaker 2: with my Leavi's. I have to put them in the freezer.
Speaker 2: If they go into the laundry, it's over for me.
Speaker 4: How often do you guys wash your jeans?
Speaker 5: Not often?
Speaker 2: Probably every three wears depends they get like, you know,
Speaker 2: they like move, you need them to fit you again.
Speaker 5: Yeah, if you are somewhere dusty, then you know, probably
Speaker 5: after that. But for the most part you have.
Speaker 1: The question is how often do you watch your sheets?
Speaker 4: AMoD? How often do I wash my sheets?
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the real question. That's what I ask men.
Speaker 4: Once a week some days.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think that's good.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I won't say we all right.
Speaker 3: From Levi's to the fancy Los Angeles grocery minichain known
Speaker 3: as Arawon. Maybe you've heard about it, Maybe you've even
Speaker 3: tried the recent Airwan smoothie collabs with Haley Beeber called
Speaker 3: Strawberry Glaze or Kendle Jenners Peaches and Creams smoothie. Katie
Speaker 3: Perry recently released one called orangew Glad I Love You Now.
Speaker 3: The Upscale grocer is entering new smoothie territory, and this
Speaker 3: territory is completely uncharted.
Speaker 4: Folks.
Speaker 3: We're talking about deodorant and body care themed smoothies.
Speaker 4: That's right.
Speaker 3: Airwan is collaborating with the skincare and deodorant brand Salt
Speaker 3: and Stone to offer an exclusive saltan serve smoothie that
Speaker 3: features a coconut cream soft serve based with an olive
Speaker 3: oil drizzle and flaky sea salts. I mean, no, cap
Speaker 3: it sounds really good. It's just Airwan will collab with anyone.
Speaker 3: I guess, like literally anyone. What's next?
Speaker 4: Tied Borax, Like what's next here?
Speaker 1: Julius Say is shaking her head. I feel the same way.
Speaker 2: I hate all of this.
Speaker 5: I have to be honest.
Speaker 2: I just a twenty dollars smoothie is just like it's
Speaker 2: mine going.
Speaker 1: It's so out of touch.
Speaker 3: I like, I won't pay for the Haley bieber one.
Speaker 1: I won't pay for any of them.
Speaker 2: I think the whole like the influencer world has gotten
Speaker 2: a choke hold on the world in a way that
Speaker 2: we need to.
Speaker 5: Wind it back. I agree, you do, yes, And why
Speaker 5: would I want to sip on a natural deodorant smoothie?
Speaker 5: That thing ain't working under my arms? You think I
Speaker 5: want to sip on that? No?
Speaker 3: No, thanks, No, if somebody buys it for me and
Speaker 3: I am with both of you, proletariat rise up.
Speaker 4: We have to put our foot down about this.
Speaker 3: You know how I knew the arawon trend was completely
Speaker 3: out of control when my friend from Florida came to
Speaker 3: LA and said she wanted to visit an. I was like, oh, no,
Speaker 3: We've infected the whole country with this. Now everyone's working,
Speaker 3: knows about it.
Speaker 4: It's working. I think we let's let's keep in mind that.
Speaker 3: Okay, not everyone is not all of our bright side
Speaker 3: bessies are you know, in LA or on the West coast?
Speaker 4: Right?
Speaker 3: So I think it's important to share. Just like the
Speaker 3: cultural impact of Airwan. I guess so if you if
Speaker 3: you go to a strip mall in Los Angeles, people
Speaker 3: are actually hanging out at Arawan, which just blows my mind.
Speaker 3: This is Los Angeles, sweetie. Like we have beaches, we
Speaker 3: have mountains, we have hiking, we have beautiful parks, and
Speaker 3: you're hanging out at a grocery store.
Speaker 5: You can't even breathe without it costing you ten dollars minimum.
Speaker 3: I just think it's so crazy they made a Seriously,
Speaker 3: I also feel like that's where we should start.
Speaker 5: Well, you're married, simone, but we should start taking sugar
Speaker 5: daddies to Airwan, like forget Rodale drive baby, Where.
Speaker 3: Is arawan the new run club? Is this the new
Speaker 3: place to meet your man?
Speaker 1: Maybe?
Speaker 5: Well, if he's up in there, he might be in
Speaker 5: a certain tax bracket, so if that's what you're looking for.
Speaker 3: Truly such one time I went to Arawon with my
Speaker 3: girlfriend and I had to bring my kids. We were
Speaker 3: just like I was with my kids that day. I
Speaker 3: have never been filled with so much anxiety than my
Speaker 3: kids running around in an Arawon, my two active boys
Speaker 3: and like ripping things off the shelves and like praying
Speaker 3: and hoping that they're not each like, you know, two
Speaker 3: hundred dollars bottles of caviar.
Speaker 4: I just don't bring your kids to an arrow On.
Speaker 4: You know that.
Speaker 2: I think that the name came from spelled backwards. It's
Speaker 2: nowhere and that's like the brand, but people made sweatsuits.
Speaker 1: It's become such a thing. It's so ridiculous.
Speaker 5: But you know, that's a trend right now, is why
Speaker 5: I read that. At least it was during the summer
Speaker 5: having merch from fancy hotels or beach bags that say,
Speaker 5: you know, sanchope or it's kind of like a status
Speaker 5: thing if you're wearing branded merch from really high end places.
Speaker 2: Wait, I'm trying to think, like what high end place
Speaker 2: would I wear merch from?
Speaker 1: I don't know. The only thing I wear is like
Speaker 1: Jordan brand for seasons.
Speaker 5: But if you go and stay at a super you know,
Speaker 5: bucket list of a hotel and you get their hat
Speaker 5: or you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: Well, that's a big thing in the golf world, like
Speaker 2: you got to get like a shirt from a certain
Speaker 2: golf course.
Speaker 5: And it's like I golfed here.
Speaker 2: Yes, it's like men who think about golf shirts. I
Speaker 2: think is the same as like women who carry a
Speaker 2: certain bag.
Speaker 1: It's like it's a status thing. Well, we went off
Speaker 1: the rails.
Speaker 4: How we ended up here? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Well I'll be sipping my smoothie wearing a hat somewhere,
Speaker 5: I hope.
Speaker 1: With a sugar Daddy, I really hope that for you.
Speaker 3: I hope so too, Julisa, thanks for popping off with us.
Speaker 5: Thank you for having me. I really do feel like
Speaker 5: a bestie.
Speaker 1: You are a bestie. Before you leave, what's your birthday
Speaker 1: wish for the year.
Speaker 5: Oh, that's a good question. So this year instead of
Speaker 5: doing which by the way, I've done a birthday party
Speaker 5: celebration that's been planned for the past maybe five years
Speaker 5: in a row, and this year I didn't do anything planned,
Speaker 5: and I think my birthday wishes to go more with
Speaker 5: the flow, because that's what I did. I went with
Speaker 5: the flow of when everyone was asking me, all of
Speaker 5: my friends calling me up, what are we doing. I
Speaker 5: haven't received an invite all this stuff, I said, thank
Speaker 5: you so much for inquiring and checking on me. That's great. However,
Speaker 5: I decided to go with the flow this year, so
Speaker 5: they just invited me the things, and I flowed and
Speaker 5: showed up and it's been great.
Speaker 2: That So you're taking that theme into this year. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Julisa goes with the flow of Bermudez.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 5: Hopefully the flow takes minute or one more.
Speaker 1: Ju Lisa, thank you so much.
Speaker 2: Thank you guys, Julisa Bermudez is a TV host, beauty
Speaker 2: and lifestyle influencer, and founder of Republica Skin. She's on
Speaker 2: Instagram and TikTok at official Julisa B.
Speaker 4: We've got to take a quick break. We'll be right back.
Speaker 4: We're back.
Speaker 3: It's Friday, so let's get ready for the weekend with
Speaker 3: a little What's in Your Cart presented by Walmart.
Speaker 4: Welcome to your Walmart.
Speaker 3: This is our weekly segment where we love to share
Speaker 3: a product that we are obsessed with right.
Speaker 2: Now, Simone. We had so much fun visiting New York
Speaker 2: this week. It's so great to be back home with
Speaker 2: you in la.
Speaker 3: I know, I think I'm still in New York in
Speaker 3: my mind because that city just makes me feel so alive.
Speaker 2: Well, you know what they say about New York. It's
Speaker 2: the city that doesn't sleep and they're not lying.
Speaker 4: And you're a sleepy girl, So how did that work out?
Speaker 1: I have to be honest.
Speaker 2: It was so nice to be back in my own bed,
Speaker 2: and I'm going to spend the weekend catching up on
Speaker 2: my sleep and bringing myself back to life. Speaking of,
Speaker 2: do you like a face mask? What a silly question
Speaker 2: to ask me Danielle, of course I do. I wore
Speaker 2: one on the plane back home. I scared everyone on
Speaker 2: the plane for sure, but it was worth it. And
Speaker 2: I'm going to be indulging in the original Derma Beauty
Speaker 2: twelve pack face masks all weekend. I got the Variety
Speaker 2: pack so I can get the perfect balance of moisture,
Speaker 2: collagen or exfoliation.
Speaker 3: Ooh, I love that combination. And at home spa weekend,
Speaker 3: sign me up. Okay, which mask are you gonna start
Speaker 3: with first? Danielle, Danielle, Oh, she's sleeping. Thank you to
Speaker 3: our partners at Walmart. That's it for today show on Monday. Actor,
Speaker 3: podcast host and former Beverly Hills nine O two one
Speaker 3: O star Jenny Garth is here with us. She's telling
Speaker 3: us how she navigated divorce, cope, parenting, and how she
Speaker 3: continues to choose herself throughout all of life's transitions.
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Speaker 2: The bright Side is a production of Hello Sunshine and
Speaker 2: iHeart Podcasts and is executive produced by Reese Witherspoon.
Speaker 3: Production by Arcana Audio. Our producers are Jessica Wenk and
Speaker 3: Christa Ripple. Our senior producers are Janice Yamoka, It'zi kin
Speaker 3: Thania and Amy Padula.
Speaker 4: Our engineer is PJ. Shahamutt.
Speaker 2: Arcana's executive producers are Francis Harlowe and Abby Ruzika. Arcana's
Speaker 2: head of production is Matt Schiltz.
Speaker 3: Natalie Tulluck and Maureen Poe Hello are the executive producers
Speaker 3: for Hello Sunshine.
Speaker 2: Julia Weaver is the supervising producer, and Ali Perry is
Speaker 2: the executive producer for iHeart Podcasts.
Speaker 1: Tim Palazzola is our showrunner.
Speaker 3: This week's episodes were recorded by Josh Hook and Joel Morales.
Speaker 3: Our theme song is by Anna Stump and Hamilton Lighthouser.
Speaker 1: Special thanks to Connell Byrne and Will Pearson.
Speaker 4: I'm Simone Boyce.
Speaker 3: You can find me at Simone Boice on Instagram and TikTok.
Speaker 2: And I'm Danielle Robe on Instagram and TikTok.
Speaker 1: That's ro Ba y.
Speaker 3: We'll see you Monday y'all keep looking on the bright side.