Speaker 1: From Hollywood to you.
Speaker 2: Thank you for listening to US.
Speaker 3: Air on Air with a Ryan Seacrest.
Speaker 2: Good Friday morning, everybody back room, It's Friday morning.
Speaker 1: Yeah, Friday.
Speaker 2: We don't live in the present. We live for now,
Speaker 2: so now we are in the present. Actually, Tanya, this
Speaker 2: is your wish today we'll live in the present.
Speaker 4: Finally.
Speaker 5: Yeah, today we'll live in the present.
Speaker 2: October eleventh. Good to have you with us. I did
Speaker 2: wake up, and I do this generally. My body just
Speaker 2: knows that it's a Friday morning. And I woke up
Speaker 2: four minutes before the alarm. I leapt out of bed,
Speaker 2: couldn't figure out my clock for my automated timer, something's
Speaker 2: wrong now. The buttons jammed, so I ran out to
Speaker 2: the kitchen, I turned on my coffee, went back out,
Speaker 2: ready at record speed to get here to do this
Speaker 2: because it's a Friday.
Speaker 5: And I just love it.
Speaker 2: We're gonna do a lot of things, and we're doing
Speaker 2: lots of things. We're gonna do some things and not some.
Speaker 4: I love waking up before my alarm. Today.
Speaker 6: I was one minute before my alarm went off. I
Speaker 6: was like, my internal body clock is so on.
Speaker 2: I had steak one of your friend's house last night,
Speaker 2: and they barbecued some steak and it was actually really
Speaker 2: really good. They cut it thinly and put it on
Speaker 2: my plate the best. They sliced it for it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, like you were their child.
Speaker 2: I was like their kid I have, and they cut
Speaker 2: it for me on my plate and it was thinly sliced,
Speaker 2: and I don't eat meat so much, but it was
Speaker 2: so good. And I was trying to figure out why.
Speaker 2: I say, why is this I wasn't there for the
Speaker 2: whole barbecue part. I got there a little bit late.
Speaker 2: I said, why is this so good? And it was
Speaker 2: the rub? And now I know you guys barbecue Michael Barbecue.
Speaker 2: Do you rub your steaks?
Speaker 3: Just depends on what he wants it to staste like
Speaker 3: that day. Sometimes he just does salt and pepper, and
Speaker 3: that's all you need for a good steak.
Speaker 5: Too.
Speaker 2: My friend did brown sugar and salt. Okay, it was
Speaker 2: a brown sugar and salt rub. I'm gonna just tell.
Speaker 1: You, dessert steak.
Speaker 5: It was.
Speaker 2: If you've never had a brown sugar salt rub and
Speaker 2: you are going to barbecue this weekend, I do you
Speaker 2: suggest you give it a run?
Speaker 5: I don't even eat steak, and I eat steak.
Speaker 1: We're going to cook a steak tonight, so I want
Speaker 1: to try this.
Speaker 2: You can brown sugar and salt rob just at least
Speaker 2: on one Okay, okay, okay, it's un I was like,
Speaker 2: I couldn't wait to get it. I woke up four
Speaker 2: minutes early to tell you.
Speaker 1: Do you know how long he marinated for? Like, do
Speaker 1: you like rudgis, rub it and then cook it right
Speaker 1: away or do you have to let us sit there
Speaker 1: for a minute.
Speaker 2: I didn't go that deep on but it was not.
Speaker 2: It was cooked very, very medium, rare. I'll find try
Speaker 2: to find a red I can show.
Speaker 5: You a picture of it.
Speaker 2: Actually, So here's here's what it looked like. I was
Speaker 2: so excited took a picture of it.
Speaker 5: Forget that.
Speaker 4: Oh wow, that is like bloody inside.
Speaker 1: That's a rare steak. It's a rare steak.
Speaker 2: But look at the outside. It's a crunchy of the
Speaker 2: browns bee. Is that what you want this morning?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 1: That was all the steak, right, That wasn't like what
Speaker 1: was your portion?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 5: That was my portion?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Are you kidding me?
Speaker 5: I don't eat.
Speaker 1: Steak.
Speaker 4: I can eat that much steak.
Speaker 1: That would female whole family.
Speaker 2: When I do, when you do, you eat all of it,
Speaker 2: and now I'm feeling it.
Speaker 5: But that would be also good leftovers with eggs. I
Speaker 5: like steaking.
Speaker 1: It so good.
Speaker 5: Oh my, I knew you guys would love that.
Speaker 4: I'm surprised you don't eat steaks so much.
Speaker 5: Red meat is like, it's not for me.
Speaker 2: It doesn't It doesn't do well for me. So every
Speaker 2: once in while, friend makes it and I eat it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: all right, guys, a few more days of heat, then
Speaker 2: it cools down. The cool down begins, but not until
Speaker 2: we get through some more heat. We've got match game
Speaker 2: today for some jingle ball tickets. When Stefani is gonna
Speaker 2: be on.
Speaker 1: She is, She's coming in studio.
Speaker 5: What's the funny right here?
Speaker 2: Eight twenty and it's freak gas Friday, Yom Kipporb begins tonight.
Speaker 2: It's sundown that will be six twenty three Sundown tonight.
Speaker 1: On air with a Ryan Seacret.
Speaker 5: Did all your kids perform that for you?
Speaker 3: They it's our favorite song to sing to you in
Speaker 3: the carkay.
Speaker 5: Who's this performing now?
Speaker 1: All three of them? All three of them? I guess
Speaker 1: in me.
Speaker 5: That sounds like my friends at Friday at midnight the same.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's such a fun song to sing along to.
Speaker 5: It really is vibe it doesn't it.
Speaker 3: And it's easy for kids, and it's a good Wheel
Speaker 3: of Fortune song. And you think about it because you're
Speaker 3: just saying a bunch of letters, how's it doing?
Speaker 5: Sorry, I'm lost Wheel Fortune song?
Speaker 1: Yeah, like h O T. It's just like a spelling
Speaker 1: calling out letters.
Speaker 5: Yeah, okay.
Speaker 7: Uh.
Speaker 2: It's a big high school football games happening tonight across
Speaker 2: southern California going down the riverside the six and oh
Speaker 2: Ramona Rams and they're star running back Sincere Tolbert, Yes, Sincere,
Speaker 2: trying to win their thirteenth game straight.
Speaker 5: It's a nice record.
Speaker 2: But it's against the also six and oh nort Vista Braves,
Speaker 2: who have won eight out of their last ten against Ramona. Meanwhile,
Speaker 2: the five and one San Dimas Saints take the five
Speaker 2: mile drive down Cypher Street to battle the five and
Speaker 2: one Northew Vikings from Covina. And you, obviously when I
Speaker 2: say it, you know what it means. He's running backs
Speaker 2: Caleb Marqueco and Keanu taval are going head to head.
Speaker 5: It's gonna be the outcome of.
Speaker 1: That what a name.
Speaker 2: Oh, these are such great football names. Part of me
Speaker 2: getting excited about doing this report is the names of.
Speaker 3: The player, like, well, these players be on my fantasy
Speaker 3: football league in like five six years.
Speaker 2: Player names now the game of the week's any back room?
Speaker 2: Top ranked undefeated five. I know Modern Day Monarchs from
Speaker 2: Santa Anna undefeated six. H survive Friars survive, not beaten
Speaker 2: modern Day since twenty fourteen. Their senior running back quad
Speaker 2: Car fall quit Car.
Speaker 4: They haven't beat them since twenty fourteen.
Speaker 5: But quit Car. He wants that to change.
Speaker 2: If he has anything, if Car has anything to say
Speaker 2: about it, come on, quit Car. Should be nice to seeing,
Speaker 2: partly colleude. Temperature mid seventies. I kick off at Ana Hunt.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't mind covering high school football game like on
Speaker 2: a closed circuit or maybe just announcing in the stadium.
Speaker 1: I tell you, I went to my nieces last week
Speaker 1: in Carlsbad and it was so much fun.
Speaker 5: Touchdown quick Car. All right, let's get the horoscope. It's
Speaker 5: your turn. What do you have this one?
Speaker 1: Okay?
Speaker 6: So this is the meal that you should make this
Speaker 6: weekend based on your zodiac sign. Okay, okay, so yes,
Speaker 6: We're gonna start with aries stuffed shells with ground beef.
Speaker 3: Okay, Torres pop pie with puff pastry, top heavy.
Speaker 4: Gemini, chipotle, pumpkin.
Speaker 3: Pasta, Cancer chickpea, sunflower sandwich, Leo sheet pants, smoked sausage
Speaker 3: with root vegetables.
Speaker 1: Virgo lemon, blueberry cream.
Speaker 3: Cheese, Gallet gealett you gallet report?
Speaker 4: What are you talking about?
Speaker 6: Didney Stars? Okay, Libra has a garlic soup?
Speaker 1: Gross? Like is it just garlic? Like you never had?
Speaker 8: You?
Speaker 5: You roast a garlic to make it soft and not
Speaker 5: so strong?
Speaker 1: You add other things in there?
Speaker 5: Yeah, maybe some leaks.
Speaker 3: Okay, Scorpio sesameon noodles, Sagittarius parmesan oven risotta.
Speaker 2: Just so you know, these are the meals you should
Speaker 2: make this weekend based on your star sign.
Speaker 1: Yeah, with no reason why afterwards.
Speaker 5: This is just the meal every Friday.
Speaker 3: Capricorn, loaded smashed potatoes.
Speaker 5: I want to be an Aquarius.
Speaker 3: Okay, Aquarius chocolate chip cookies and Pisces Dutch oven bread.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, everyone's gonna have a lot of indigestion this weekend.
Speaker 2: No matter what star sign you are, don't make out
Speaker 2: with another one.
Speaker 4: Maybe next week we can do the vegan version of garlics.
Speaker 5: This is like spend the weekend alone.
Speaker 2: When's the finding going to join us in just a
Speaker 2: little bit, well longer than a little bit, but later
Speaker 2: this morning. Yes, at eight twenty conscious weekend Wheezer is tonight,
Speaker 2: so it's my going to Weezer alone.
Speaker 3: No, well, I'm not going with him because we couldn't
Speaker 3: find a sitter. So he asked another twin dad.
Speaker 1: It's too twin.
Speaker 2: Dads to twin dad's tying a Weezer so fun. I
Speaker 2: gotta shout out Andy Grammer. This dude is just the
Speaker 2: most He's the biggest heart. He's a lover. Sunday, Andy
Speaker 2: Grammer's at the Bank of America Performing Arts Center, Thousand Oaks,
Speaker 2: and he has done the most amazing things for the
Speaker 2: Ryan Seacrest Foundation. He has come into so many different
Speaker 2: studios and performed live for the different patients, the kids,
Speaker 2: the staff, the doctors, the nurses. He's done it again
Speaker 2: and again and again. And he does it for no
Speaker 2: other reason than he wants to do it. Yeah, he
Speaker 2: wants to share his love of music, his passion for songwriting,
Speaker 2: his passion for playing instruments with young people in the
Speaker 2: secret studios around the country and I got to see Andy.
Speaker 2: I love you, buddy for just being so And he
Speaker 2: just does it. He don't even ask.
Speaker 5: He shows up and.
Speaker 3: Does not even He has other organizations that he he's
Speaker 3: a part of. He helps his homelessness, like he's involved
Speaker 3: in all aspects of community.
Speaker 2: And if you don't even know who we're talking about,
Speaker 2: just look him up Andy Grammer and listen to some
Speaker 2: of his music.
Speaker 5: He's just a good guy.
Speaker 4: He's honey, I'm good.
Speaker 5: He's honey, I'm good. Yeah, I love that guy, me too.
Speaker 2: All right, let's see so sisany this is interesting and
Speaker 2: making a lot of news. So basically, if you're making
Speaker 2: some a certain kind of food in your kitchen, is
Speaker 2: only this kind of food in your kitchen that you can.
Speaker 5: Do this with?
Speaker 3: So think about your family's recipes and I'm sure like
Speaker 3: maybe your mom makes the best enchiladas or the best
Speaker 3: pamalis or the best papoosas or whatever.
Speaker 5: Everybody.
Speaker 3: Yes, La County is kickstarting a new permit program for
Speaker 3: home cooks who are interested in like basically operating a
Speaker 3: mini restaurant out of their.
Speaker 5: Home as a side hustle.
Speaker 1: Yes, as a side hustle.
Speaker 3: It's the County Department of Public Health Micro Enterprise Home
Speaker 3: Kitchen Operation Program. That's the official name for it, MHKOP
Speaker 3: for sure. So it's an at home food business and
Speaker 3: you can operate food facilities out of your kitchen. So
Speaker 3: if you make the best garden or anything, think about it.
Speaker 3: Like everyone says, like, oh, my mom makes the best
Speaker 3: free hold is my mom makes the best this? Like,
Speaker 3: now you could actually run this little small business out
Speaker 3: of your home, but they're here.
Speaker 1: Like the rules, there are a few rules. No more
Speaker 1: than one.
Speaker 3: Full time employee other than family can be involved in
Speaker 3: the business. Everyone involved must get food safety certification from
Speaker 3: the state of California. Food will also need to be prepared, cooked,
Speaker 3: and served and delivered on the same.
Speaker 1: Day it's made.
Speaker 3: And you can't use like Uber or Postmates or anything
Speaker 3: like that to deliver the food. What no more than
Speaker 3: thirty meals per day or ninety meals per week, and
Speaker 3: then you can make more than one hundred and thousand
Speaker 3: dollars per year.
Speaker 5: So there are some rules.
Speaker 2: I guess I want to keep it sort of man, pa, right,
Speaker 2: I want to keep it that vibe. Okay, if it
Speaker 2: were yours. If it were my kitchen, I would make
Speaker 2: skill it chocolate chunk cookie cakes with sea salt on
Speaker 2: the top.
Speaker 5: Oh my god.
Speaker 2: And so I make deep dish chocolate chip cookie cakes
Speaker 2: with sea salt on the top.
Speaker 5: That's what I would make in my kitchen.
Speaker 3: Unexpected Okay, So mine would be breakfast at Siciny's, and
Speaker 3: it would have all breakfast types of food, like I
Speaker 3: mean breakfast sandwiches, burritos.
Speaker 2: Like do you put potatoes in your burritos? I can't,
Speaker 2: no starts with all the stuff it's so heavy. I mean,
Speaker 2: beans is.
Speaker 3: Fine, but I do make a good like breakfast potato
Speaker 3: situation with like bell peppers and onions and like it's.
Speaker 2: Fine, But then I need not tea and beans in
Speaker 2: it because it's too much, too heavy.
Speaker 1: Angry.
Speaker 5: What would you be?
Speaker 6: So you could come over to our house and we'd
Speaker 6: make you the best homemade almond milk that you've ever
Speaker 6: had in your life, and then we would top it
Speaker 6: off with some delicious and nutritious bone broth made by
Speaker 6: my fiance.
Speaker 5: Crickets and no one at the door.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you'd be surprised.
Speaker 6: I've gotten DMS a knock in asking for some bottles
Speaker 6: of say product.
Speaker 1: This is the beauty have the home mini kitchen. Everyone
Speaker 1: can do whatever they want and have their own customers.
Speaker 2: Yeaholic's going to go out of business very fast. We're
Speaker 2: gonna tell your life.
Speaker 3: The idea behind all of this is to provide economic
Speaker 3: opportunities for those looking to share their food with the public,
Speaker 3: and this is going to ensure that health standards are
Speaker 3: met with this program.
Speaker 5: I love it.
Speaker 2: There's going to be it's gonna be safe. You can
Speaker 2: have a side hustle and no one' showing up a
Speaker 2: Tanian Robbies coming them next. We have a quote for
Speaker 2: this Friday. Also, these are the three best careers if
Speaker 2: you're in a transition moment. They say there are three
Speaker 2: things to go for. Three maybe you want to avoid
Speaker 2: and here they are the three to go for. Nurse practitioner,
Speaker 2: software engineer, and school health teacher. Have different reasons why,
Speaker 2: but those are in need and our good jobs. Three
Speaker 2: they say avoid maybe oversaturation and there aren't hiring cashiers,
Speaker 2: security guards and travel agents.
Speaker 1: Travel agents.
Speaker 2: Wow, would be a fun job. Like people would say
Speaker 2: to me, if I didn't do what I did for
Speaker 2: a living, what would I do?
Speaker 5: You for work?
Speaker 2: And I usually say I want to be a chef.
Speaker 2: Actually might be a better travel age.
Speaker 3: Really interesting. I don't see you as a travel age either. Really,
Speaker 3: I don't know, because it involves a lot of like.
Speaker 2: Researchers, planning and scheduling. Yeah, yeah, that's my lane.
Speaker 1: Yes, when like you don't, like, here's your schedule type.
Speaker 2: I go through my schedule before it's handed to me
Speaker 2: to make sure that it's doable. But I love logistics
Speaker 2: in planning. It's very capricorn to me to.
Speaker 5: Be like that.
Speaker 1: I love it too.
Speaker 3: I've never ever even thought about using a travel agents like, Oh,
Speaker 3: I'm just going to do it myself.
Speaker 1: I love researching.
Speaker 5: I'm blown away east and how well they don't know
Speaker 5: me these two.
Speaker 6: And I imagine you on vacation, like sitting there with
Speaker 6: like your beer and a glass bottle, just sitting there,
Speaker 6: not really doing much.
Speaker 5: No, you've imagined the wrong Ryan.
Speaker 4: Oh gosh.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Anyway, today's quote it's great though. This means there's more
Speaker 2: to get to know about.
Speaker 1: Each other, all right, can't wait, we can get to
Speaker 1: know you.
Speaker 2: Effort is a direct reflection of interest. Say that is
Speaker 2: so good.
Speaker 5: This is one of my Favorit quotes of a whole time.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he can't say every quote again, but it's so good.
Speaker 4: When they're really good, you want to hear them twice.
Speaker 2: Effort is a direct reflection of interest. You should say
Speaker 2: that to people today. That's a going that's shortly Rember.
Speaker 2: Oh yeahs FM headlines with sy Well.
Speaker 3: Whilet Disney World and other Florida theme parks reopened today
Speaker 3: after Hurricane Milton forced them to close Wednesday and Thursday.
Speaker 3: More than two million remain without power power in the region.
Speaker 3: Sean Didy Coombs is scheduled to stand trial on multiple
Speaker 3: felony charges on May fifth in New York. He has
Speaker 3: pleaded not guilty. Tesla unveiled its long awaited Robotaxi at
Speaker 3: the Hollywood Studio last night, but it won't be available
Speaker 3: at least until twenty twenty six.
Speaker 1: And Netflix renewed.
Speaker 3: Nobody Wants This for US second season, the Adam Brody
Speaker 3: and Kristen Bell romance. It has been Netflix's most watch series,
Speaker 3: with sixteen million.
Speaker 2: Views on air with Ryan Seacrest, Hey, We're gonna play
Speaker 2: match game here in just a second. Also, gonna pay
Speaker 2: your bills here. There is a book signing Monday at
Speaker 2: the barns and know about the grove. I will be
Speaker 2: there with my sister signing this new children's book that
Speaker 2: we did, inspired by our work at the Foundation, inspired
Speaker 2: by my niece, the make Believers.
Speaker 1: We just got our copy.
Speaker 3: Thank you for sending one over, and I cannot wait
Speaker 3: to read it to the kids tonight.
Speaker 2: I know that you're welcome, enjoy. You know what's great
Speaker 2: about it? Actually, there's a good discussion to have after it,
Speaker 2: because you can talk about what do you dream about?
Speaker 2: What do you make believe? Because it's about make believe
Speaker 2: things in to yeature, creativity, ambition, and dreaming to actually
Speaker 2: do things later in life.
Speaker 5: Tonner, you got to stack too.
Speaker 6: I saw, Yeah, Well I got the one from you
Speaker 6: and Meredith, which was very sweet, and then I ordered
Speaker 6: five of my own because I know what it's like
Speaker 6: to say books these days, and so I needed to
Speaker 6: do my part in Oh.
Speaker 2: So you did it not because you wanted the book.
Speaker 2: You did it because you thought it was hard for
Speaker 2: us to sell the book.
Speaker 6: Well, I don't need five copies of coming Yeah, no, yeah,
Speaker 6: I'm gonna give them to people.
Speaker 1: She's not gonna sit there and read all fun I'm
Speaker 1: going to give them.
Speaker 5: You give those the kids, of course.
Speaker 2: Well, thank you appreciate that. So Ma the make believers.
Speaker 2: Wherever books are sold, you can get it. It's everywhere now,
Speaker 2: I mean anywhere you go. You can find it where
Speaker 2: there are books.
Speaker 5: Let's get to match games, shall we. Yeah, as a
Speaker 5: noble the girlve on Monday four pm.
Speaker 2: Here we go. Time to play match game. Very easy
Speaker 2: to takeet to our jingle ball presented by Capital One.
Speaker 2: We'll give you a phrase with a blank in it.
Speaker 2: That's how we do it. Let me meet our first
Speaker 2: contestant and so you can match the most. Mercedes and
Speaker 2: West Covina.
Speaker 5: How are you.
Speaker 3: I'm good, Thank you Ryan.
Speaker 5: How are you doing a well?
Speaker 2: Very excited to meet you. Mercedes. Tell me about yourself
Speaker 2: in West Avina. Tell me tell me about you.
Speaker 8: I work for a hospital and I snipped to the
Speaker 8: corner of the building to call you right right.
Speaker 2: Priorities, Let's meet contest the number two Haley and urba morning.
Speaker 8: Haley.
Speaker 5: Hi, tell us about yourself, Haley.
Speaker 9: I currently work in mortgage. I love doing charcuterie. Shout
Speaker 9: out to my charcuterie page.
Speaker 4: Honey Brie charcuterie HB.
Speaker 9: And I have a one year old girl who my
Speaker 9: life volves around, and she absolutely loves Halloween.
Speaker 3: Oh what is she going to be for Halloween?
Speaker 9: To be honest, She's gonna be Elmo. It's like her
Speaker 9: favorite thing in the world.
Speaker 5: I love it well. I feel like I know you both.
Speaker 5: Here we go. It's match game.
Speaker 2: Two of you are playing together, one at a time.
Speaker 2: We'll give you each individually a phrase with a blank
Speaker 2: in it. Our panel of Sydney Tan, your Rubian engineer,
Speaker 2: tubs well write down what they think should go in
Speaker 2: the blank. Then we'll hear your answer and see who
Speaker 2: you match with.
Speaker 5: First.
Speaker 2: Haley, you wait, Mercedes, you start Mercedes. Yours is home blank.
Speaker 2: Don't say it out loud, just think about it. Home
Speaker 2: what home blank?
Speaker 5: The is gonna?
Speaker 2: Okay, there you go. It's what I thought too. Let's
Speaker 2: go to the panels. If they match that Disney Home.
Speaker 1: Sorry, I sneezed home WiFi.
Speaker 5: No. No one thinks Tanya home home base.
Speaker 1: Ruby Holme, I said home goods.
Speaker 5: I would have said home depots. Did you say home depot?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 5: I said homework depot.
Speaker 4: Homework's a good one.
Speaker 2: Where doers get more done? We say it all the time. Sorry, Mercedes.
Speaker 1: What did Mercedes say?
Speaker 5: IY, home depot make.
Speaker 1: That one you do the commercials for?
Speaker 3: I know I do, but I was my WiFi has
Speaker 3: been kind of wonky lately, Mercedes.
Speaker 5: I should be on the panel, Haley. Here we go.
Speaker 1: I know what the heck Haley is?
Speaker 2: Yours is blank water. Don't say it out loud, Haley,
Speaker 2: don't say it. Don't say it, think about it? Blank water?
Speaker 2: What kind of water? Blank water? What is the panel
Speaker 2: gonna say? I want to get one match to win
Speaker 2: for jingle ball tickets. Here we go, Haley, what'd you say?
Speaker 1: Fresh water?
Speaker 2: Yes, Sisney, freshwater, hot water, Tanya for the wind, fresh water,
Speaker 2: holy water, Ruby for the wind, freshwater.
Speaker 7: Alkaline water, Tubbs for the match fresh water, tipster saltwater
Speaker 7: of the opposite of.
Speaker 1: Fresh water water. That means we do another.
Speaker 2: Round for each All right, round two? Mercedes, you're up,
Speaker 2: blank feet. Don't say it out blank feet. Who's gonna
Speaker 2: get the most matches?
Speaker 5: Another round? Full round?
Speaker 9: Here?
Speaker 1: Fee smelly feet.
Speaker 5: Smelly okay, Sysney, smelly feet, I.
Speaker 1: Said stinky feet, which basically the same thing.
Speaker 5: Let's go smelly.
Speaker 4: Feet, baby feet, Ruby for the win.
Speaker 2: Feet Tubbs, big fet it would be jingle Ball before
Speaker 2: we finish, Haley, yours yours? Now for the wind. Haley
Speaker 2: gets it, she wins. Don't say it out loud, Haley,
Speaker 2: just think about yours? Is the blank cream? Blank cream?
Speaker 2: Blank cream?
Speaker 5: Okay, Haley, what you say ice cream? Yeah? That's what
Speaker 5: I thought too, Sis and he probably said it. What
Speaker 5: you say?
Speaker 1: I said hand cream?
Speaker 4: I said whipped cream?
Speaker 1: Ruby, I said whipped cream?
Speaker 5: My god? What is wrong with all of you?
Speaker 1: Is mercury?
Speaker 2: You're saying to our engineer Jeffrey Tobbs. Please tell me
Speaker 2: you thought ice cream foot cream. I'm giving you both
Speaker 2: deal with Mercedes. You both will go to jingle Ball.
Speaker 2: We'll see you there and I can't want to tell
Speaker 2: you Ryan.
Speaker 3: I love you on Will of Fortune.
Speaker 5: My heart, thank you for watching.
Speaker 2: I'm having the best time and we'll be on tonight
Speaker 2: again on ABC seven. Thank you, hold On, I love
Speaker 2: you for that. Okay, guys, what's wrong with you? Who
Speaker 2: wouldn't think ice cream?
Speaker 4: Ice cream? Is I can't believe I didn't think I.
Speaker 1: I didn't think of ice creaming gives me gas?
Speaker 5: Who says foot cream?
Speaker 1: Like I said?
Speaker 6: Feed something? We just did like blank feet? So fresh
Speaker 6: on his mind.
Speaker 5: When is the weekend? It's not here yet, is it?
Speaker 1: We're here.
Speaker 2: Gwen Stefani's got this great new track she debuted at
Speaker 2: our iHeartRadio Music Festival called somebody Else's Else.
Speaker 5: I love it. We are big Pants.
Speaker 2: It's like we've known her for a long time. Right
Speaker 2: out of Orange County, obviously, that's right.
Speaker 1: She's from Anaheim.
Speaker 2: Originally, or high school mascot the Saxons. She's gonna be
Speaker 2: in here in just a little bit. Talking about her
Speaker 2: new album, New Music, how it came together. It's got
Speaker 2: a floral theme, bouquets the name of the al first
Speaker 2: tiny with a trending report.
Speaker 1: Yes.
Speaker 6: So, Reese Witherspoon is one of the most powerful women
Speaker 6: in Hollywood. So in twenty twelve, she was frustrated by
Speaker 6: the lack of roles for women, so she co founded
Speaker 6: this production house called Pacific Standard. They went on to
Speaker 6: create Wild Gone Girl, which were both based on books
Speaker 6: written by female authors. So in twenty sixteen she founded
Speaker 6: Hello Sunshine, which produced Big Little Eyes, Daisy Jones, and
Speaker 6: The Sixth and The Morning Show. So these are all
Speaker 6: huge TV shows and movies. Come made six hundred million
Speaker 6: dollars at the box office, Reese had four employees and
Speaker 6: she couldn't keep the lights on. She said, I remember
Speaker 6: the accountant calling me, going, you didn't make enough money
Speaker 6: producing those three things to keep four employees. So I
Speaker 6: was like, I'm doing something wrong. And that's when I
Speaker 6: had this aha moment. I need to have help. And
Speaker 6: I really loved this story from Reese because it's like
Speaker 6: realizing she needed to make changes, be proactive, and that
Speaker 6: no one is coming to help you.
Speaker 4: You kind of have to help yourself.
Speaker 6: And because I like it because you I think obviously
Speaker 6: Reese with us when she has all the resources, money,
Speaker 6: all these things, and she was still fair like she
Speaker 6: couldn't keep the lights on on her business and so
Speaker 6: she needed to ask for help and get somebody to
Speaker 6: come in and create a business plan and then that's
Speaker 6: when she started to thrive and is where she is now.
Speaker 6: But I like that she shared the kind of the
Speaker 6: ups and the downs because I think a lot of
Speaker 6: people just in life experienced setbacks in their in their
Speaker 6: career and in their lives, and it's kind of like,
Speaker 6: you just need to ask for help and you're gonna
Speaker 6: make your way.
Speaker 2: Kind of be proactive and take me she took charge, right, Yeah,
Speaker 2: she took charge. She changed the narrative on that. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Gwen Stefani in this studio in a few minutes. New
Speaker 2: music from Gwen. Get into that very excited, amazing. Everybody
Speaker 2: loved her set, all the hits and her new song
Speaker 2: at our iHeartRadio Music Festival, Sweet Escape is my favorite song.
Speaker 1: She was definitely the name that was brought up the
Speaker 1: most of favorites.
Speaker 5: Sweet Escape my firsts.
Speaker 1: That's a great song. Brings you back in time.
Speaker 2: Okay, so call out from the back room, I MICHAELA
Speaker 2: and Ruby. Hello you guys in the back room, they
Speaker 2: are collettes. Come into the main room. Yes, because she
Speaker 2: had an assignment. Did you about her assignment? Her assignment
Speaker 2: was to go rank Halloween har Night's at Universal Studios.
Speaker 5: I just love this job for you.
Speaker 4: Oh yeah, so much fun.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 5: Are you a Halloween or do you do go every year?
Speaker 1: We love it?
Speaker 5: Yeah? Do you know what you're going to be for Halloween?
Speaker 5: You and Raoul?
Speaker 4: Yeah, we finally decided.
Speaker 10: You know the movie Easy A with Emmastone. Yeah, I'm
Speaker 10: going to be Emmastone and he's going to be like
Speaker 10: the love interest in that film. Who is dressed up
Speaker 10: as a wood chuck. He just wanted to wear a onesie.
Speaker 10: That was his excuse, So that's all he need. It great,
Speaker 10: easy for him, I know. Okay, So give us a
Speaker 10: top three Collette in the back room. Every year she
Speaker 10: goes ranking the best mazes. The top three go ahead, Okay,
Speaker 10: So number one the scariest and the most fun insidious.
Speaker 10: That one is the best, Ryan, how are you with
Speaker 10: like jump scared?
Speaker 2: Are you like great with jump Scare? I know it's
Speaker 2: coming and I go very still and I put people
Speaker 2: in front of me, in front of me.
Speaker 1: Yeah, this.
Speaker 10: One's definitely the scariest. So that's why I liked it personally.
Speaker 10: It has the longest wait time, though we did it
Speaker 10: at the end because the weight time was always like
Speaker 10: an hour over an hour, and it's.
Speaker 1: Definitely worth the weight.
Speaker 10: But I would definitely do it at the beginning because
Speaker 10: it was like two am and I was exhausted and
Speaker 10: I had to wait in that line, and I was like,
Speaker 10: oh my god, So maybe start with that one. And
Speaker 10: then the second one is Monstrous Nightmares of Latin America.
Speaker 10: This one they do it like every year.
Speaker 1: It's cute. It's always my favorite.
Speaker 10: It's there's a fun inclusivity of culture. There's the narrating
Speaker 10: of were they throughout the maze. It's a really nice touch.
Speaker 10: It's very well put together. And this one also has
Speaker 10: like a fun element of like smell it like at
Speaker 10: one point it smelled like cinnamon and they've tried to
Speaker 10: do this before but scary no, but it's.
Speaker 1: Like, I don't know, it's just like fun, Like it's interactive.
Speaker 4: You get to you're like California soaring.
Speaker 10: Yeah, interesting, Hey, that's monstrous. Yeah, it's really fun. That
Speaker 10: one's always good. Never skip that one.
Speaker 4: And then the third.
Speaker 10: I've never actually gotten to do the weekends like houses
Speaker 10: that he has there, and this is my first year
Speaker 10: I actually got to do it and totally worth the wait.
Speaker 10: It's a little bit longer than the other ones, so
Speaker 10: you get like more bang for your buck, and the
Speaker 10: music's incorporated in it.
Speaker 1: There's really fun scares, the bars featured. It's great. I
Speaker 1: love it.
Speaker 2: So Halloween haller Knight's open until two am at Universal
Speaker 2: and the weekend the artist the weekend puts the Nightmare
Speaker 2: trilogy together and just quickly before we take a break,
Speaker 2: the ones that if you didn't have time, you could
Speaker 2: skip and not miss them.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, a quiet place.
Speaker 10: They's just the overused animatronics that he used actors as
Speaker 10: much and then debt exposure.
Speaker 1: I honestly forgot about this one, so though, Wow, you
Speaker 1: know what I love.
Speaker 5: About these shows?
Speaker 2: You don't know like stuff like this is about to happen. Yesterday,
Speaker 2: we got a call from Sophia. She's a seventh grader
Speaker 2: and she was running for seventh grade representative for student council,
Speaker 2: Like literally running live when she called, because the vote
Speaker 2: was in nine minutes. Yes, at the Valley School in
Speaker 2: Van Eys. Her platform everybody got on vote for at
Speaker 2: least here. Her platform was to shorten lunch lines and
Speaker 2: have more events for the school because it allows everyone
Speaker 2: to get to know each other and become friends. I
Speaker 2: love that break the barriers of eight nineteenth graders and
Speaker 2: let everybody merge together for the events.
Speaker 5: I believe we have her. Mama Lena on the line
Speaker 5: with an update. Elayne, good morning, good morning.
Speaker 2: Well is it a victory. Are you celebrating at campaign headquarters?
Speaker 9: Yes, we are, congratulations, thank you.
Speaker 3: She's the election for student counsel and now she's too
Speaker 3: busy to get on the phone with us.
Speaker 1: Now, I love it.
Speaker 5: What's up with that Elena.
Speaker 9: She's in school, she's.
Speaker 1: Her head of school runs.
Speaker 8: James Hadad is such a powerful role model to the.
Speaker 9: Entire school at Valley School.
Speaker 8: When I first met him, he really captured my heart,
Speaker 8: and my daughter and my son have both Flora tremendously
Speaker 8: at the school. He calls her a leader and we're
Speaker 8: super proud of her her dad Joey and I and
Speaker 8: her brother John Jake. She's super happy with the results
Speaker 8: and she's going to take charge.
Speaker 5: Well that's great.
Speaker 2: It's got to make you feel good, and we're happy
Speaker 2: we could help out just a little bit.
Speaker 8: Yes, thank you, Thank you for having her come on
Speaker 8: air and also following up with us. We love the team, Ryan, Sissany, Tanya,
Speaker 8: You're all wonderful, even even.
Speaker 9: Tubbs, who's my Leo buddy Hole and also your staff.
Speaker 2: Everyone tell Sophia we were very impressed with her take
Speaker 2: charge attitude and how she with a very enterprising Lens,
Speaker 2: decided to in the last nine minutes get on the
Speaker 2: air to publicize her platform for him to the students,
Speaker 2: to the city, to the country about shorter lunchlines and
Speaker 2: better events. For the kids and she walks away a
Speaker 2: winner and we appreciate it.
Speaker 5: Elena.
Speaker 2: We're just happy to tap into it. Give her a
Speaker 2: big congratulations tug from us.
Speaker 8: Okay, we will definitely thank you so much, Ryan, Sanya
Speaker 8: and the crew thank.
Speaker 5: You one day. She's always welcome, always welcome. What she runs.
Speaker 5: Gwen Stefani's here. Are you familiar with this?
Speaker 8: Yeah? I think so?
Speaker 2: And this I love this one, so of course this
Speaker 2: from way back in the day, No doubt there, Gwen
Speaker 2: Stefani here, who was amazing. Everybody gwent was buzzing about
Speaker 2: your set after you did it at our iHeartRadio Music
Speaker 2: Festival in Vegas.
Speaker 11: I was backstage and Kamala Kabo was on right before me,
Speaker 11: and she was all sexy and like twerking and doing.
Speaker 1: All her stuff. You know, we were on the voice together,
Speaker 1: so we we know each other pretty good. She's a
Speaker 1: sweet little girl. I love her.
Speaker 11: But I was like, oh my gosh, I got to
Speaker 11: come out there and do some stuff next, like.
Speaker 1: Changing like choreography.
Speaker 11: I was like, maybe I can do that tourl on
Speaker 11: the what does she had like some kind of a
Speaker 11: tourling thing she did, But it was a really exciting,
Speaker 11: and I love I love the fact that it's kind
Speaker 11: of like.
Speaker 1: A five song, like slap them around and then you're
Speaker 1: done by a minute.
Speaker 11: Like sets are like, oh my god, it's so exhausting,
Speaker 11: but it's just so fun to do like such a
Speaker 11: quick you know.
Speaker 1: But yeah, it was super fun I had.
Speaker 2: But you did set listen was the sweet escape. Then
Speaker 2: somebody Else's don't Speak justic hoall the background and it.
Speaker 8: Was like.
Speaker 1: Everyone got slapped by at that point.
Speaker 2: And somebody Else's is the new one. How many times
Speaker 2: did you perform that song in front of people? That
Speaker 2: was the first time like that?
Speaker 5: Really?
Speaker 11: Yeah?
Speaker 1: I think that was the first time.
Speaker 11: Yeah, because I had done in rehearsal like a couple
Speaker 11: I did it a few times, but never live. And
Speaker 11: so that's the thing. When you have the new song,
Speaker 11: You're like, oh my gosh, how much can I move?
Speaker 1: You know what I mean? Because I don't know where
Speaker 1: you yet.
Speaker 11: You have to like learn how to like know when
Speaker 11: to move on stage, and so I was definitely out
Speaker 11: of breath. I was like, oh my gosh, I learned
Speaker 11: that I'm not going to move a lot on that
Speaker 11: song when I sing it.
Speaker 1: Next time, Next time, I didn't.
Speaker 11: I was like, okay, dancers, you dance, I'm going to
Speaker 11: see it has a lot of long notes in it
Speaker 11: that's interesting and.
Speaker 5: It's entirely here.
Speaker 2: In a second, we did have a chance to get
Speaker 2: a little sample of some of the album, which we
Speaker 2: will We can't play now because it's not out, but
Speaker 2: we got a chance. Then, thank you for giving us
Speaker 2: permission for that. We got a chance to get a
Speaker 2: little the vibe of this album. And I think you
Speaker 2: were saying maybe I read it, heard it. I don't
Speaker 2: know if you told me you were saying. This track,
Speaker 2: the first single, somebody Else's, almost didn't make the album
Speaker 2: for some reason.
Speaker 11: Yeah, because Okay, So I had been writing for a
Speaker 11: long time. I mean, I wanted to write a record
Speaker 11: so bad, but you guys know, it's really hard to
Speaker 11: find time when you're a mom, and like you almost
Speaker 11: I felt guilt to be like, oh, you know, because
Speaker 11: I've already had so much, so many blessings, and it's
Speaker 11: like to just keep wanting more and more and more.
Speaker 11: It's like just you did it, you know what I mean,
Speaker 11: Like why are you gonna go do more? But I
Speaker 11: feel like when I write, like it's so I need
Speaker 11: to do it. It's it's like working out for me,
Speaker 11: like I have to do it. You know, I'm never
Speaker 11: gonna have the body I had, but I still want
Speaker 11: to work out.
Speaker 1: I need to work out. By the way, you still
Speaker 1: have the body, you know.
Speaker 11: But you know what I'm saying, Like as you as
Speaker 11: you live, You're like I did that a lot of times,
Speaker 11: but I still feel like it helps me so much,
Speaker 11: especially in my life going from everybody knows the family
Speaker 11: broke up like it was and everyone's like, oh, it
Speaker 11: was so much time's gone by, but that it takes
Speaker 11: a long time to heal, you know what I'm saying it,
Speaker 11: and it goes really really fast, and so for me
Speaker 11: to be able to write new music, and I didn't
Speaker 11: even know how healing it was going to be until
Speaker 11: like even the other day, I got on like a
Speaker 11: big zoom with all of universal the world, right, it
Speaker 11: was like all these and I was like crying playing
Speaker 11: the record for that because I'm like, I can't believe
Speaker 11: how emotional it is to write songs over a really
Speaker 11: long period of time and share your life and then
Speaker 11: have people hear it. It's weird because the songs are
Speaker 11: literally handed down by God. It is very like a
Speaker 11: spiritual thing. So sharing it, you get this whole another layer.
Speaker 11: After listening to it all this time myself and then
Speaker 11: having it like I don't know, exposed, it's very cool.
Speaker 1: So whatever gets old.
Speaker 2: The span of time and emotion that is encapsulated in
Speaker 2: this album for you, in terms of all the different songs,
Speaker 2: are they in different periods for you?
Speaker 1: It's so many layers to this.
Speaker 11: And it's the thing is when I started writing, I
Speaker 11: really went down the path of like I want to
Speaker 11: make a reggae record, No I'm gonna make I want
Speaker 11: to go because it was twenty twenty and it felt
Speaker 11: like I want to make a really happy record. Then
Speaker 11: something that had and everything felt very nostalgic, like that
Speaker 11: music was coming back again, like everyone was listening to
Speaker 11: the old stuff from TikTok, Like all of my songs
Speaker 11: were getting big again on TikTok.
Speaker 1: So I was inspired by that.
Speaker 11: And then as I was going down that path, I
Speaker 11: kept feeling like I was chasing myself, like trying to
Speaker 11: like compete with the old me. And it was never
Speaker 11: It wasn't like I loved the songs, but it just
Speaker 11: didn't feel like nobody else did, or I was like,
Speaker 11: no one's.
Speaker 4: Reacting, maybe I am.
Speaker 1: Maybe it is over, you know what I mean.
Speaker 11: And then it would just keep going and going, and
Speaker 11: you have to remember, like these are stolen moments, like okay,
Speaker 11: they're at school, I have four hours go in and
Speaker 11: write with some people you don't know, and a lot
Speaker 11: of it I was writing on zoom because we were
Speaker 11: in COVID.
Speaker 1: And so then like the energy is different.
Speaker 11: It was just the whole thing was a weird, and
Speaker 11: it really felt like I had to fight for myself, like, Okay,
Speaker 11: nobody cares if.
Speaker 1: I do it.
Speaker 11: I probably shouldn't be doing it. I should probably be
Speaker 11: cooking dinner. But like I just I knew I needed
Speaker 11: to do it. So I kept going, going going, and
Speaker 11: at one point like I had like enough songs to
Speaker 11: make a record, but it just didn't feel right. And
Speaker 11: then I went in the studio. You know what it was.
Speaker 11: I had was talking to Adam Levine and he's such
Speaker 11: a jerk. I was like, how do you You must
Speaker 11: have sold your soul with the devil, because look, how
Speaker 11: do you have all these hits still? Like that's crazy
Speaker 11: and he's like, we just had We're having a personal
Speaker 11: conversation Adam, and he was like, oh, no, you need
Speaker 11: to work with Ja Cash. And Ja Cash is you
Speaker 11: know a guy that is like really super talented producer, songwriter,
Speaker 11: blah blah blah, and so it took me like months
Speaker 11: to even get him on the phone right me, And
Speaker 11: I'm like, wow, God, like.
Speaker 5: He's a boy.
Speaker 11: Well yeah, you have to wait in line. But it
Speaker 11: was just fun to like meet somebody that was going
Speaker 11: to be my like be in my corner. And he
Speaker 11: had sent me this song true Babe, which I don't
Speaker 11: know you guys heard that song, but this little girl,
Speaker 11: Nico wrote it and sent it to me, and I
Speaker 11: was like, you know what, I really I don't ever
Speaker 11: do people's songs, Like it's just what's the point of
Speaker 11: it for me? It's like the process, it's like the
Speaker 11: but I love the song. And I was in that
Speaker 11: kind of like in between space. I wasn't doing anything.
Speaker 11: So I cut the song and I met Nico and she's.
Speaker 1: Like, oh my gosh, my mom used to listen to
Speaker 1: No Doubt, like you you're like a little girl like
Speaker 1: girl wrote it. I was like, I love you, Nico,
Speaker 1: And it was interesting.
Speaker 11: It's an interesting like evolution to be in the room
Speaker 11: with this girl who is like souper young, beauty, stunningly beautiful, talented,
Speaker 11: confident and ready to collaborate with me, and it was
Speaker 11: like I needed that, like I needed this fresh perspective
Speaker 11: on me and and he's really finding the right people
Speaker 11: that you can oh yeah, I got chills, like finding
Speaker 11: the right people to be able to be myself and
Speaker 11: and be like, Okay, now I know what I'm gonna do.
Speaker 11: Now I know I'm I landed. So I kind of
Speaker 11: wrote Purple Viruses with her, and that was when I
Speaker 11: was like, Okay, now I know where I'm at.
Speaker 1: And so it took me all that time, but I
Speaker 1: did a lot in between that time.
Speaker 11: It wasn't you didn't You guys didn't see all the
Speaker 11: songs I wrote, And some of them are really I
Speaker 11: maybe they come out one day, I don't know. But
Speaker 11: the thing is is that once I wrote that song,
Speaker 11: I just felt like I got into the me now
Speaker 11: like this, I don't it.
Speaker 1: Doesn't fit into anything that's happening.
Speaker 11: It's not me before, it's not me me and Sabrina
Speaker 11: Carpenter or me, and you know, it's just me.
Speaker 1: It's like where I'm at.
Speaker 11: So it's just very therapeutic and it feels really good
Speaker 11: to just have like an it's like an art project, true, sure,
Speaker 11: like almost like starting over. Like the attitude is like
Speaker 11: I'm doing this because I get to do it.
Speaker 1: I get to paint in my closet when my kids
Speaker 1: go to school kind of thing, you know what I mean.
Speaker 2: I like to hear that though, because we hear the
Speaker 2: songs and we don't get to know about the paint
Speaker 2: brush inside the closet.
Speaker 1: Yes, the four hours that you.
Speaker 2: Had, so let's let's take a quick break. I want
Speaker 2: to come back and play something, so somebody else's is out.
Speaker 2: Let's play that and you can hear what we're talking
Speaker 2: about here with Gwen Stefani. Next on one of two
Speaker 2: point seven Kiss FM.
Speaker 5: Hang On Please on.
Speaker 1: Air with a Ryan Seacrest. On Air with Ryan Seacrest.
Speaker 5: What's the funny somebody else is?
Speaker 2: By the way, I mean, you know this, but the
Speaker 2: second you open your mouth, you know it's one's to
Speaker 2: fini have a signature, which is why you're a superstar.
Speaker 2: By the way, ever a question.
Speaker 3: I have it chills right now because that was such
Speaker 3: a moment to be in here like hearing the song
Speaker 3: with Gwen in the studio, and.
Speaker 1: It's just I love you so much and I feel
Speaker 1: like I'm in a weird dream, like I'm like, is
Speaker 1: this happening.
Speaker 2: I just love that you wrote the most beautiful thank
Speaker 2: you note for somebody not being in your life. That
Speaker 2: was the sweetest thank you for not being a part
Speaker 2: of my life.
Speaker 1: And I cannot take all the credit. I this is
Speaker 1: the thing. So I once I found Ja Cash going back.
Speaker 12: There, Jake Cash in line to somebody, I'm giving everyone
Speaker 12: credit because I did not have this record without the
Speaker 12: people that I wrote it sure, and people that took
Speaker 12: the time to listen to my story.
Speaker 11: And I mean a lot of times when you're in
Speaker 11: these writing sessions and back in the day, it was
Speaker 11: just me with the no doubt guys, and I did
Speaker 11: all the lyrics, I did all the melodies, and they
Speaker 11: did all the music or whatever. And then slowly, like
Speaker 11: when I did my first solo records, I went in
Speaker 11: and it was like there's a circuit of writing, like
Speaker 11: there's always like the hot writers of the moment, and
Speaker 11: I didn't even know that existed back then.
Speaker 1: You know what I mean.
Speaker 11: And then I worked with Linda Perry, and it was
Speaker 11: like it went on and on. But this is like
Speaker 11: these young new like coming, you know, up and coming
Speaker 11: artists or whatever writers, and I Cash put me in
Speaker 11: with this young girl called Madison Love.
Speaker 1: Shout out, Madison, what's up?
Speaker 11: She's listening because she actually like posted that you guys
Speaker 11: played the song the other day.
Speaker 1: Whatever she's and but what was sounny?
Speaker 11: Like she's she was like again like I'm like, how
Speaker 11: are you that cute and pretty and like young and
Speaker 11: confident like in a way, Like so we're all sitting
Speaker 11: down and we have to like we just start talking.
Speaker 11: Most of it's just talking until all of a sudden,
Speaker 11: like a song just plops out of the sky. To
Speaker 11: know each other, yeah, because it's like what are we
Speaker 11: going to write about? What are we going to write about?
Speaker 11: And I like there was one the first song that
Speaker 11: this little group wrote together was me and Nick and
Speaker 11: this guy Henry whose circuit you know who you are, guys,
Speaker 11: Nick Long anyways, I love these guys and we had
Speaker 11: so much fun that day and we're all getting you
Speaker 11: walk in and you're like, hi, guys, I'm me and yeah,
Speaker 11: and like let's see if I have anything to offer,
Speaker 11: you know, and you just get to talking about your
Speaker 11: personal life and opening up.
Speaker 12: And so it.
Speaker 2: Could go either way, right, Like it could be like
Speaker 2: I like, there's no rhythm about you, but like you
Speaker 2: could have no it's like a date. I mean, it's
Speaker 2: like you could go out with somebody and like struggle
Speaker 2: to talk.
Speaker 1: It's exactly like what it's like.
Speaker 11: And that's why finding the right like comfort to be
Speaker 11: able to really be open and like be like this
Speaker 11: happened and talking about it and trusting them. And then
Speaker 11: also like they're person like liking their ideas, like like
Speaker 11: you know, sometimes you're like I would never.
Speaker 2: Say that, are you polite? Like if you don't really
Speaker 2: love that an idea at first? Or you said that's
Speaker 2: a good one, let's put a pin in it.
Speaker 11: I think it's like I definitely know when I like
Speaker 11: something and I know when I don't like something. And
Speaker 11: so but they're I mean, there's all of them are
Speaker 11: so talented to the point where the previous writing sessions
Speaker 11: I think I got like they were hogging the room,
Speaker 11: like to the point where I was like I need
Speaker 11: to be in this guy.
Speaker 1: Else I'm not gonna you know.
Speaker 11: So they it was like a really good balance of
Speaker 11: like everybody participating and we had done and we actually
Speaker 11: had written. The first song that we wrote together this
Speaker 11: group was a song called empty Bass. And we were
Speaker 11: sitting there and somebody just said empty Bass. I think
Speaker 11: we were even talking about that flower store that's in
Speaker 11: La Here, and it just hit me. I was like,
Speaker 11: oh my gosh, I have that. That's the songs that
Speaker 11: we wrote the song. But is there there's a floral theme.
Speaker 11: I mean, we've heard some of these songs.
Speaker 1: I've seen the track we heard Empty Vass.
Speaker 11: Definitely, OK, Yeah, I definitely was like I had written
Speaker 11: Purple Hourses, Yeah, there is a flower theme going on.
Speaker 11: But I'd written purple IRUs Is because it represented like
Speaker 11: the growth of love, and I think that you can
Speaker 11: you can always look at life by like the seed
Speaker 11: that's planted and what it turns into, and also like,
Speaker 11: you know how it has a short life, you know
Speaker 11: what I mean, it's a short life that we're living.
Speaker 11: And so there's a lot of metaphors that like kind
Speaker 11: of represent that whole gardening thing, because me and Blake
Speaker 11: actually really did are really into gardening, and so when
Speaker 11: you're out there in nature and you have plant the seed.
Speaker 11: It's like this hope, you know, and once you plan it,
Speaker 11: it forces you to have hope, right, And that's kind
Speaker 11: of how it was with the album, because I felt
Speaker 11: like I knew I wanted it, and that was I
Speaker 11: had already planted the seed in my own brain that
Speaker 11: I needed to do it, and there was always this
Speaker 11: hope no matter what got in the way of it.
Speaker 11: But when we were in the studio with Madison and
Speaker 11: she would be like at first she was like, I'm like,
Speaker 11: who is this girl?
Speaker 1: And like every five.
Speaker 11: Minutes she's like, well, maybe it could be maybe it
Speaker 11: could be this, maybe you could be that. I was like,
Speaker 11: oh my gosh, like let me think, thank you. And
Speaker 11: then next thing I knew, like she started coming with
Speaker 11: some incredible like just melodies, like lyrical things, and you
Speaker 11: start to trust each other, like, wow, you really are
Speaker 11: you really got it. So we write this whole song
Speaker 11: and she's actually in the booth like laying down like.
Speaker 1: A little like like a little.
Speaker 11: Demo so that I could sing over it because I'm
Speaker 11: really learning the melodies, and she sings so pretty and
Speaker 11: dah da da, And then I put it together that
Speaker 11: she's the daughter of this music, this famous music. Like
Speaker 11: vocal teacher called what's her dad's name? I got out
Speaker 11: Roger exactly, see you even know who he is, and
Speaker 11: I was like, I literally felt like I was like,
Speaker 11: oh my god, you're Roger Love's daughter.
Speaker 1: I was like, what, Like it was the weirdest feeling.
Speaker 1: And it was after we'd already like.
Speaker 11: Made out all day long, because like when you're like
Speaker 11: reading so intimate, you know, it was a really amazing process.
Speaker 2: I have to say, it is so special when Stefani here,
Speaker 2: It's so special for you to come in and sort
Speaker 2: of frame what you did and how you got to
Speaker 2: where we're going to hear right when this all comes out,
Speaker 2: because it does give it a lot more context and
Speaker 2: and perspective. So that the amis Bouquet It's out November fifteenth.
Speaker 2: You can pre order it now. Somebody Else's course is
Speaker 2: out now. And we just love you for always coming
Speaker 2: by and being a part of this what we feel
Speaker 2: as our Southern California family here.
Speaker 5: So thank you Gwen for coming into that.
Speaker 1: Yes, so cout for life.
Speaker 2: We're gonna if you are ever out and you hear
Speaker 2: us playing all these songs, feel free calling anytime and time. Really, Hey, yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm gonna give you the line. We're gonna give you
Speaker 2: the line anytime.
Speaker 11: You're going to have the time, my phone, We're coming back.
Speaker 5: Sisney's gonna tell us what to do this morning. Thanks Quen,
Speaker 5: great to see you.
Speaker 9: The weekend watch list?
Speaker 5: Just what, Sisney? What is on your list? I've got
Speaker 5: what's on your radar?
Speaker 2: Should be on your radar here in just the second
Speaker 2: stuff that's almost out that you might want to check out,
Speaker 2: just to remind you about where it is and when, Sisney,
Speaker 2: what's on your weekend?
Speaker 6: One?
Speaker 3: And this is a fresh one because it's Outer Banks
Speaker 3: season four, and the first half of season four drop yesterday.
Speaker 3: I still haven't been able to dip into this yet,
Speaker 3: but this is definitely on my weekend watch list, and
Speaker 3: then the rest will be I think released on November seventh.
Speaker 3: But obviously Chase Stokes is the lead here on Outer Banks.
Speaker 4: I'm not quite short.
Speaker 5: I dropped off after season one and a half.
Speaker 3: The synopsis right now is after finding the goal that
Speaker 3: El Dorado, the Pogis are drawn back into the g
Speaker 3: game for a whole new adventure.
Speaker 2: Okay, de you code that now, Tanya, what's on your
Speaker 2: weekend watch list.
Speaker 6: Okay, so everybody has been messaging me telling me that
Speaker 6: I need to watch Doctor Ausis by Murphy experience.
Speaker 1: I have seen in the first two episodes. Yes, Tanya,
Speaker 1: it's so good.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's on ABC and then they put it on Hulu.
Speaker 6: But it's the Joshua Jackson Show and it's basically like
Speaker 6: Gray's Anatomy vibes. It's kind of like a doctor on
Speaker 6: board and it's.
Speaker 5: A cruise shit, isn't it.
Speaker 8: Yeah?
Speaker 1: Yeah, is like already love interests and stuff.
Speaker 2: Like this first episode it's like like an edgy love
Speaker 2: both but great.
Speaker 6: Anatomy was very edgy back in the day too.
Speaker 5: We got it, got it.
Speaker 6: Got So anyway, this is Thursday's at nine on ABC
Speaker 6: and then you can watch it on Hulu.
Speaker 2: Also, okay, Ruby, I want another Ryan Murphy special Monsters.
Speaker 2: But there's also the real documentary about the Menanda's Brothers
Speaker 2: now on Netflix too, right.
Speaker 13: Exactly, So I watched the Monsters one too, and I
Speaker 13: wanted to watch this one just because I feel like
Speaker 13: there's been so much, you know, in the press about
Speaker 13: the Menandez brothers, so I wanted to hear a little
Speaker 13: more from their perspective, especially now, so you do hear
Speaker 13: both Eric and Lyle kind of talk about, you know,
Speaker 13: the case back in the nineties. I just started it,
Speaker 13: so I haven't finished it, but it is on Netflix now.
Speaker 2: You don't know where you're going to side. I don't
Speaker 2: know that it's going to be so interesting, like does
Speaker 2: it change your view after seeing the series.
Speaker 13: It's just interesting to hear how they speak about the
Speaker 13: case now, right, I mean, how long has it been out?
Speaker 13: Almost thirty years, So it's like very interesting to hear
Speaker 13: their perspective.
Speaker 1: And yeah, it's actual audio from them in.
Speaker 13: Prison exactly and their cousins a prosecutor, so it's different
Speaker 13: perspectives from the actual people involved.
Speaker 2: Okay, the Menanna's brothers on Netflix, and just to put
Speaker 2: on your radar because this stuff comes out.
Speaker 5: I'm like, oh my gosh, I didn't know what's coming out.
Speaker 2: Sunday Tracker season two at CBS and Payramount. That's justin Hartley.
Speaker 2: It was a number one show on broadcast TV last season.
Speaker 2: That's why I put it up here and Tuesday. I'm
Speaker 2: very excited personally for this one. Jason Siegel, Harrison Ford
Speaker 2: and Shrinking Too.
Speaker 1: Oh's back season two.
Speaker 2: Yes, Shrinking Too. I've been waiting for this Shrinking Too.
Speaker 2: That's on Tuesday, and Travis Kelcey on Amazon Prime is
Speaker 2: hosting Are You Smarter than a Celebrity?
Speaker 5: I want to see this that on your radar. That's
Speaker 5: Tuesday as well.
Speaker 2: So looking back at the week, Sis in It, Tanya
Speaker 2: and the back room every week, I think to myself, wow,
Speaker 2: that week was. It was fun in hindsight, like a
Speaker 2: lot of stuff that I didn't think we'd get into.
Speaker 5: We get into like this, right.
Speaker 2: Remember we were talking about Ulipa's viral posts where she
Speaker 2: put pickle juice and diet coke and suddenly everyone's into
Speaker 2: it or not into it trying it.
Speaker 5: So we tried it. Sicity, Wow, was not a fan here.
Speaker 5: It is all the smell.
Speaker 4: Okay, let's go, everybody go.
Speaker 5: Actually it's great. It's it's great. It's sweet and salty.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I like it.
Speaker 5: And it's garlicy. Garlic's in that pickleed juice. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Other minor yeah, those are.
Speaker 5: No, no mind it. I like it.
Speaker 3: I need a gum or something because it's got it's
Speaker 3: sweet and salty.
Speaker 5: If you like sweet and salty, you like it. Oh, sissy,
Speaker 5: it's such at go bro.
Speaker 3: If you didn't like pickles and you drink that, it
Speaker 3: would taste like doodoo.
Speaker 5: No, it's not. It tastes like sweet and sour.
Speaker 4: I like it.
Speaker 5: I think the surprise was I was into.
Speaker 3: It same no way, And let me tell you, my
Speaker 3: stomach did not agree three hours later.
Speaker 5: The whole cup of it.
Speaker 3: I just took a I just took a sip of
Speaker 3: it too, and there was there was an issue later.
Speaker 4: There's a lot of benefits to pickle.
Speaker 1: Juice, not for me.
Speaker 2: The thing that I think we liked, Tanya, was we
Speaker 2: liked the sweet from the die of cook and the
Speaker 2: salt from the pickle juice. Like we liked that combination.
Speaker 2: So why I put sea salt on my chocolate chip cookies?
Speaker 8: I like.
Speaker 3: I like sweet and salt too, like a bacon with
Speaker 3: a cookie or like that type of vibe.
Speaker 1: I can deal with that, like a bacon wrapcon waffles,
Speaker 1: bacon rap date. All that stuff is great. It was
Speaker 1: the pickle juice that really was not the vibe.
Speaker 5: Thank you to A for providing our moment of the week.
Speaker 2: We are rolling out of here, your bills are getting paid,
Speaker 2: starting to get Monday on Kiss. We'll do it first
Speaker 2: thing in the morning. Ryan's Roses Monday too. Five hundred
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Speaker 5: Let me go to the back room.
Speaker 2: Who's gonna have the most exciting weekend in the back
Speaker 2: room me?
Speaker 1: Actually, because I'm we're doing I just remember to Big Bear.
Speaker 13: We do like a cousin reunion a few times a year,
Speaker 13: and so we call it saw Wayo Fest because that's
Speaker 13: where my dad's from, saw Wayomi Chuck Gun. And so
Speaker 13: it's like all the cousins, like eighteen of us in
Speaker 13: this queue, yeah, in this house, and we're just gonna
Speaker 13: like barbecue and drink and.
Speaker 1: Just have a good time. So I'm excited for that.
Speaker 5: Well, you definitely win because no one else chime in.
Speaker 1: I am gonna be I'm seeing my.
Speaker 3: Kids Harvest Festival. There's a cake walk apparently. Oh I
Speaker 3: signed up to volunteer for an hour and that's tomorrow.
Speaker 5: All right.
Speaker 2: Well this weekend I'm opening the new Seacrest studio at
Speaker 2: the Pediatric Hospital in Atlanta.
Speaker 13: Nice.
Speaker 2: Wow, So we're moving our home. There's a huge, brand new,
Speaker 2: beautiful children's hospital there in Atlanta, and we built a
Speaker 2: two story Seacrest studio through the foundation, so I have
Speaker 2: the family there with some of the kids, and we'll
Speaker 2: show some of that over the weekend and the big weekend,
Speaker 2: So big weekend. Yeah, have a great one, everybody, Thank
Speaker 2: you for being here. Be safe, talk to Monday. Bye bye,
Speaker 2: a real fortune and this weekend on eighteen forty goodbye.
Speaker 5: Thanks for listening so on air with Ryan Seacrest. Make
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