Sibling Revelry with Kate Hudson and Oliver Hudson - Kate's Brothers From Another Mother (Part 1)

Episode Date: March 14, 2025

Kate Hudson is smothered in brothers! She's hanging with her blood brother, Oliver AND her 'Running Point' siblings, Drew Tarver and Scott MacArthur. Find out how their on-set chemistry turned into a real-life sibling dynamic. Plus, the one piece of advice Kurt Russell gave Kate about being famous that she'll never forget!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Don't do that with your mouth. Sibling rivalry. That's good. I am so excited right now. I feel like I wish why I was here too in Boston just so I can have all of my brothers in my life in one room. This whole idea that they're your actual brothers is crazy.

I can tell by your... Right, I know what she's doing. What am I doing? Well, with Scott MacArthur and Drew Tarver who play brothers on this show, I guess, that they do. Yeah, this show that just got renewed. You roll the watch. You're like, this is not for me.

No, no, no, no. I was being considered. I was being considered. One of my great friends, Scott MacArthur, you know, I guess got the job. It's fine. No, actually just in Thoreau got the job. Well, that makes more sense. Because you would have been a good T.M.

Not right. Not right. Not right. Not right. No. Not right. There were definitely like grips, caterers there that looked like you. They were kind of actively throwing off.

production. I was like, I think that's Oliver. I think he's here actively putting out lights, ruining takes. Well, now that there's a season two, I mean, I'm, right, this is big. I'm making a fucking, I'm making a push, right. In our family. So they do the pilot episode again, and we find out we also have you. Yeah, perfect.

But I will say, though, we don't really watch each other's shit for the most part as a family, you know. But I started the show, immediately hooked into it, fucking loved it. it. And I'm not just saying that. I will say that when the second half of the show, it just found his legs for me. Well, you texted me. Yeah. The, the, the, the, the fusion of heart was sort of bang, put in. And somehow that's what, for me, made it kind of sore. And now I'm, I'm in, I'm in. You know, but it's fucking so great. And it's, I'm not saying I'm envious, but I'm envious. Thanks,

allie. Thank you. It's fucking awesome. I don't like it when he looks at me and says nice things. I know. It's weird. It is weird. It is. I think part of what was so nice about the show is that, like, if you, you know, in the editing process, because everyone is such a pro at improv and writing jokes, there were so many things to have to, like, sift through to get the right, to use the right joke. There was so much material. And, and, and the hardest thing was actually the balance of like, because, because you're always giving something. You're always giving something. pointing at Drew and pointing at Scotty and and Justin and then we'd bring in all these comedians that were giving so much it was actually like having to take out the best of it and then balance it with it not always being like oh it's just one joke after another joke after another joke after you know who was given the most freedom do you think to just say what they wanted and do it row yeah quickly finish the question

Definitely him, and I'm mad. Well, I remember because it was written as such because he was busy. So he came in and we got a bunch of stuff done with him like the first three or four days. And then we dropped into really the three of us and the rest of the cast. But Thoreau was like kind of in in the beginning and then a lot of his stuff gets ISOed because this character goes to rehab for those who haven't seen. Yeah. So I thought after the first three days, watching. watching Thoreau work. I was like, all right, we can jam. And he's, you know, he's doing

as script that he's hitting it all. I'm like, oh, this is a jam fest. And then, like, day five, we're like, I'm going to start shooting a scene. And I think my line was like, excuse me, can I talk to everybody? And I like walked in and was like, excuse me. It was like, okay, it's like, Scotty, it's excuse me, not excuse me. And I was like, oh. So I got pretty relegated as a triangle player. The fair thing with Scottie is his improvs are just too long. There's a little bit of like, you literally one of them. There's no cut point. Yeah.

You're like, is this going to go? Yeah. When does this improv stop? We just need a slight ramp up into the scene. Like we don't need a full different scene. But like one of them was like, I'm going to count these skittles on the desk. A lot of it was involving like, what is this thing here? Yeah, I do a lot of prop work.

All right, I'll work with that. You know, like that I can make work. Okay, it's like, wait, what is it? I'm the carrot top of actors. Yeah. You're like, can I stand on this desk? We don't need you to. We don't need you to.

Is it safe to stand on this desk? Where can I move in this room? Hopefully nowhere. Hopefully nowhere you stay right there. That's funny. Oh, God. It's so true. Oh, God.

So, how do we get in there? Honestly, honestly, I think the people who had the most freedom were the day players who came in who were comedians. that would, that would just like, we'd let them go, you know, whether it be... Nicole Sullivan. Right. So funny. So funny.

Travis Bugs, Bonnie Bugs. Yeah. Travis Bugg's mom. Oh, yeah, yeah. She was so funny. She's amazing. It's just unbelievable. But, you know, that, you know, kind of just speak to that, because we are talking about

sibling ship. This is sibling. Revelling revelry. I can't say it. Just try it. I have a speech and pet him. No, no. I want to hear it.

Look, be brave. Be brave. Be vulnerable. Try it again. Take a breath first. Yeah. Revelry. Go ahead.

You got it. Hit it hard. Just say. Revelry. Listen, as much as we're laughing as you were supporting. Say sibling and then say. Reverie. Revely.

Revely. There you did. We'll put it together. Same together. It's a Kings of Leon song. Revelry. Thank you so much. Say thank you so much for having me on sibling.

Oh, that's good. Thank you so much for having me on. No, don't pause. I feel like. Sibling revelry. Listen, for anyone out there listening, we are not making fun of Scotty.

We are not laughing at him. We love him. We are supporting him. Right. Yes. Do you guys still have to do that? I thought there's a trigger warning. I didn't realize you couldn't say rivalry

and this is actually serious. I'm sorry. Sibling. I have to do with my hands. I learned this in grad. school yeah sibling rebelry you're saying rebel

revere yeah you just got to get that v first is right you know so those are called sibling rebelry what are they're not posives they're fricatives this could be a tinkle laugh for me

oh god we have to I want to write I'm doing it right welcome back to sibling revelry yes yes

When you went down in your age, he needs to say my character. I'm only going to write him words like this for next season. We know. Now we know. Just, just, oh, God, that was great. Before we get started, like, I don't know what we did, but I just want to, Scotty was on our show years ago, one of the first with his brother Hayes. So I just want to start by asking you the question, what is your family's net worth?

This is I didn't know your whole family I go back to grandfather the net worth I texted these two this morning

I didn't read it the second the I gotcha questions come out I'm fucking out you said nothing about pronouncing the

podcast name no no no no that I'll do what I remember from that day is going over there I had never

I don't think I had I know I hadn't we had a map And I had sat next to you at a wedding. Yeah. And the entire time you talked to your wife and my wife, despite the fact that I was in between my wife and you. Right.

Right. So I was like, I don't know this guy that well, but we had mutual friends enough, obviously, to be at a wedding together. Yes. And I never met you. You sat on the couch like a cat. I'm pointing at Kate when I say that. And I was like, what is happening?

Was it my cat move that threw you off? It was weird that like every time Oliver and Hayes went off on a tangent or something, you looked over at me and kind of moved the mic away and went, I was like, That'll do it. That'll give me to open up. Right, right. That'll make you.

That'll put you on your ears. I was like, whoa, whoa. What am I doing? I'm not, are she cats? You didn't be another cat?

You were a dog. Yeah, she did cats. I did dogs. I don't know, it is getting weird. So I shut down even more. And then it ended and Hayes and I walked out to the car. He's like, how was it?

I was like, I thought that went great. Is that what you actually think that it went great? I knew it didn't go great when you never aired it. I was like, oh, they must not have gone great. I'm Jorge Ramos. And I'm Paola Ramos. Together we're launching The Moment, a new podcast about what it means to live through a time

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There's a lot of love that flows through this place and it's sincere. Now it's a personal mission. I don't have to go to any more funerals, you know. I got blown up on a React mission. I ended up having amputation below the knee of my right leg and a traumatic brain injury because I landed on my head. Welcome to Season 2 of the Good Stuff. Listen to the Good Stuff podcast on the Iheart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast.

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I respect why you didn't want to open up. You come from a family. we won't talk about unless you want to talk about it but you're in L.A. You're trying to make your shit happen. I just now want to see the people article that says

who is Scottie McArthur. You wanted to make it on your own shit. You didn't want people to know who you were, where you came from. You know, I get it. There is some of that

and I'd like to open this up. I will say this. I get very nervous about talking about others because early on in my career I just had a bummer situation where something was misunderstood

and there's no context and it's always made me be like you know what dude just don't fucking talk about it ever yeah because it doesn't feel good it feels horrible because it's understandable how things can be taken yeah but then when it happens

enough times like it has in my life you just kind of get over it you're just like oh literally it doesn't matter what you say it was just take out of context whatever was going on yeah and and you know like it's the same thing with like all this stuff all this stuff online and tweet and and more importantly text right like now we're getting to see all these legality of text messages and like when you have no context you have no tone you can't read sarcasm you can't read wink wink

so when every when there's no context to anything i think everything falls apart yeah but that's the business that we're in and you had a microphone in front of you but you guys seem very comfortable with it because we're like to hide but you never had a chance to say no well no no no you know what it is no no this is a good question this is a good question i think i think that what happens what this in my experience right i was so careful about the things that i would say or reveal about my life because it would always end up being a big headline and and for me it wasn't even like a headline it was like the cover of a tabloid right so like you know it and this is before there was like internet craze so like like

like anything that was happening in my life, in my circle, and my friends, like, next thing you know, it would be like an Us Weekly magazine article. I'd be like, what is going on? And it would be not what really was happening, but the version that people wanted to sell. And so it makes you feel like you can't trust anybody. It's incredibly violating. It's all of these things, right? But then you get to a certain point where you have been with enough people that you haven't been with.

you've had babies with enough people that you haven't had babies with. You've have, you have, you know, you have, you have, you know, you've been told that you have anorexia and you don't. You've been told that you've gone through every single thing that could possibly happen. So you get to the point where you're like, it doesn't matter what I do or say because it's they're going to make it up the way they want to anyway. So as long as. Is that growth on your end or just you've been desensitized?

Kurt said the best thing to me, which is, you know, I was really upset about something that was going on and it because it was just all wrong and I was like, I hate this. And he goes, did they spell your name right? And I was like, I mean, Pa. And he's like, no, it just doesn't matter. If they're spelling your name right, you're doing something right. So I think it has to do some people want to live private lives and all that. But I think that you're going to be constantly fighting it constantly if you choose to be doing a profession where you're in the public. What's your recognition factor after the show's aired? Has it gone up? I was, I was your stuff in Idaho this weekend, and a guy drove by and rolled down the window and said, go waves. This is the bad. Which I thought was pretty cool.

Really? I had to look up what that meant and realize the name of the basketball on our show. Yeah, you can't yell specifics for a show. Like, hey, we put that out of my mind. I don't remember that. It was a year ago. That's so fun.

My lunch lady reached out. on Instagram from high school that's big I love it that was big for me I love it that was I needed her I needed her endorsement

I think that's the cutest thing of all time we were not already following each other what did she say she was just like it's great you know used to be so funny in the lunch line you know like

she was genuinely everything's lunch line related oh lunch line is huge it's very big but like she was always so encouraging and like I guess would just laugh at me so like when early on when you're like oh I'm am I funny like

people who love to laugh yeah who you know you can make laugh so like that was big and when we were in New York man I remember right when we walked out of the hotel like some dude was like walking in with like ear pods the size of Manhattan itself you just walked by one love you and the other two just like oh yes yeah yeah yeah I feel like you get it a lot yeah I think The Netflix bump is, is very real. Yeah. I have to say, literally, like, two days after the show, we were just walking around in New York and going to lunch, and I couldn't believe how many people had already seen the show. Just saying, saw your show, like, you know, and it was so nice, too, because it was like, I haven't had that kind of.

Yeah. I was walking the dog last night, and I walked by definitely. to, I think the third, but I couldn't quite remember that scene. Two houses on my block where you're just kind of walking and you're looking and I could see a TV from the street window. That's cool. And the show was on. Oh, really?

Yeah. That was pretty wild. I have to say, there's sometimes when you, you know, do something and you don't know, like if it's going to be successful or what it's going to be, you're like, okay, we'll see what happens, right? And like, some people see it. Sometimes it's a big hit, whatever, but you don't have, this was one of those experiences where we had so much fun shooting it

that it was just like the hope that people enjoyed it as much as we were enjoying the process of making the show. And then so the fact that people are actually enjoying it the way we enjoyed each other is almost feels like something I've never felt before. Well, let me ask you guys the question. Meaning so at what point you guys met, was there a moment where it was,

oh, this is going to work. The chemistry is there. Did it have to be found, or was it sort of immediate? For me, and we haven't told this anecdote on the press junket because I think it does need

a little context to it, but there was a kickoff dinner with the Warner Brother executives and the Netflix executives and Ike and Dave and the three of us. And I was not, it was kind of a,

when you show up, you sit down situation, or that's what I'd like to tell myself, but I was not seated next to Drew. cake right right you were like I already know what is this one he was like root brick at the end of the table yeah yeah they put they put corks on my forecls on your floor right and I was talking to somebody I was like this guy doesn't say a word and then

then he was like so I just asked if I could clear your bread plate I was like oh Jesus no and after so then there was some like milling about after the meal we were in a room and I got a chance to meet Linda Rambus, right? Because I was also not seated next to her. And Linda Rambus is Kurt Rambus' wife, but who also is Jeannie Buss' right hand at the Lakers. She runs the show.

And has been there, the Lakers organization since back in the day of Dr. Jerry Bus. So, you know, we start talking and I'm like, I can't, what an incredible organization. I have so many questions. And she was, to their credit throughout

this whole process, she was like, fire away. Ask anything. Like, we want this to be fun and I said um I got to ask you something because it's such a moment in my brain and I would imagine you guys grew up in LA it's a bigger moment when the moment you found out magic Johnson was HIV positive what was that like yeah crazy and when she started telling talking about it I was like I was like what like where were you yeah like where exactly were you driving were you and finally you know I I grill Linda it was amazing for for 25 minutes on this thing.

And finally, you kind of look up and no one else is in the room, right? It's like, it's a whole new presidential administration at that point. I've been going, so. But I look up and Drew and Kate are left at the table. And Kate looks up and she's like, Scotty, what are you doing?

Now, keep in mind, the last time I ever talked to her was at the podcast. Oh, my God. So maybe I was like nervous or something. But I walk over and she goes, what are you doing? And Drew's like, what were you talking about over there? It looked so intense.

I said, well, I asked her about when magic got HIV and Kate just looked at me went, are you a fucking idiot? And that's what it was at that moment. I think Kay was like so, we were having so much fun. You were, you really led the charge like making it feel good and fun and immediately like

Well then we went to a bar. Yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And Scotty told a story that was a little too long. Did you? It was this for you? And Kayne was like, Scotty, this story is too long. She'd known him for half hour at this point. And so, like, I was like, oh, this is fun. Like, for me to say that is crazy. Because I tell long, I'm a long storyteller. For me to.

Yeah. For me to say that's how I lost so much weight you. Yeah. You can't breathe. Yeah. She takes all the air out of the fucking right. Did you guys met? We had met at a baggage claim once.

That's right. I remember we walked from the baggage claim. You knew we had a mutual friend Ken Marino that you You guys had worked together, maybe? No, we had worked with people. Okay. We had mutual friends. I was sitting next to an actress.

Uh-huh. And I sat down. She was very nice. She had a little dog. Yeah. And the dog started, like, immediately licking my hand. And as one, I'm very afraid of conflict. So I just let the dog lick my hand for the entire flight in Los Angeles, New York.

Wow. But as everybody got on the plane, everybody got on the plane. And she was like a big deal. She was immediately recognizable. And you knew her. You guys knew each other because she got so excited when she saw you. Oh, okay. I think it was Lucy. That was it.

Lucy Pry. Lucy Hale. Hale. Yes. Okay. Lucy Hale. Super nice. Super nice. Great dog. Great dog. Anyway. Were you guys like, it was like a sundance thing or something? I was like in New York.

We were going back to do the final season of other two. Yes. Yeah. Yeah. And I was going for work. Yeah. It does make it sound like we always sit. Anyway. He stole that woman's dog. No, but, like, I just remember, like, I was like, we only had, like, that, you know, 10 minutes together. And when you got cast on, I was like, oh, baggage claim guy.

Like, he's so fun. I love baggage claim guy. So we knew each other a little bit, and we had, like, had a good time walking from baggage claim to car. I'm Jorge Ramos. And I'm Paola Ramos. Together we're launching The Moment, a new podcast about what it is. means to live through a time as uncertain as this one.

We sit down with politicians. I would be the first immigrant mayor in generations, but 40% of New Yorkers were born outside of this country. Artists and activists, I mean, do you ever feel demoralized? I might personally lose hope. This individual might lose the faith, but there's an institution that doesn't lose faith, and that's what I believe in. To bring you depth and analysis from a unique Latino perspective.

There's not a single day that Paola and I don't call or text each other sharing news and thoughts about what's happening in the country. This new podcast will be a way to make that ongoing intergenerational conversation public. Listen to The Moment with Jorge Ramos and Paola Ramos as part of the MyCultura Podcast Network on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. I had this overwhelming sensation that I had to call it right then. And I just hit call, said, you know, hey, I'm Jacob Schick, I'm the CEO of One Tribe Foundation,

and I just wanted to call on and let her know there's a lot of people battling some of the very same things you're battling. And there is help out there. The Good Stuff podcast, season two, takes a deep look into One Tribe Foundation, a non-profit fighting suicide in the veteran community. September is National Suicide Prevention Month, so join host Jacob and Ashley Schick as they bring you to the front lines of One Tribe's mission. I was married to a combat army veteran, and he actually took his own life to suicide. One tribe saved my life twice.

There's a lot of love that flows through this place, and it's sincere. Now it's a personal mission. I wouldn't have to go to any more funerals, you know. I got blown up on a React mission. I ended up having an amputation below the knee of my right leg and a traumatic brain injury because I landed on my head. Welcome to Season 2 of the Good Stuff. Listen to the Good Stuff podcast on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. The Super Secret Bestie Club podcast season four is here.

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Each episode will feature a special bestie, and you're not going to want to miss it. Get in here. Today we have a very special guest with us. Our new Super Secret Bestie is The Deep of the People. The Deep of the People. I'm just like text your ex. My theory is that if you need to figure out that the stove is hot, go and touch it. Go and figure it out for yourself.

Okay. That's us. That's us. My name is Curley. And I'm Maya. In each episode, we'll talk about love, friendship, heart breaks, men, and of course, our favorite secrets. Listen to the Super Secret Bestie Club as a part of the Michael Thura podcast network available on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcast, or wherever you get your podcast. Hi, I'm Janica Lopez, and in the new season of the Overcover podcast, I'm taking you on an exciting journey of self-reflection.

Am I ready to enter this new part of my life? Like, am I ready to be in a relationship? Am I ready to have kids and to really just devote myself and my time? I wanted to be successful on my own, not just because of who my mom is. Like, I felt like I needed to be better or work twice as hard as she did. Join me for conversations about healing and growth. Life is freaking hard. Growth doesn't happen in comfort.

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but did you have to get on to set and start the rehearsal process at least to know that there was all that synergy was all going to click you know and was yeah I think like I think you know I we had had so much fun together like hanging out at the baggage claim at the dinner like after the dinner I was like oh this can be really fun and I think like with I Dave and Mindy on set, like knowing how to be like, okay, let them go there or like, you know, they fostered an environment to let us all kind of have a good time. Something you do that, so, you know,

there's a hair makeup trailer situation, right? Where all the actors essentially go into one hair makeup trailer and you sit in your various chairs. And that place kind of becomes this refuge, right? Because the hair makeup teams are the best, it's the best spot to be. Yeah. It's the best spot. really no one's in there giving you work notes

or anything like that. It's just fun. Music's playing. It's a good time. You, you were in that trailer. Yeah. That makes a difference. Yeah. I think so. Yeah. I'm not a big fan of people who have their own kind of. And I understand why they do sometimes. Yeah. I love the hair makeup trailer. I know. I also love sometimes you walk in there. You would be rolling like a conference call or something.

Oh my God. You'll FaceTime up to action. You have her face time up to action sometimes. Show me to FaceTime. I don't much you guys as a family FaceTime, because Oliver, you've FaceTime, too. Well, I kind of, she's rubbed off on me

because Kay would always FaceTime me. And I'm like, fuck, I was more of just an analog phone guy. She does the FaceTime, and then you're just sitting there sometimes she's off on another tangent with somebody else. Yeah, sometimes I think my screen. Yeah, are you in the movies?

Should I hang up? Yeah, yeah, yeah, watch me watch this. No, I can't tell if it's frozen. I'm like, blink. Blink, if you're still in this. Are you in the movie? Yeah, just watch me, watch this. Yeah, watch this.

It's awesome. Watch me. Watch this. I just like to see everybody's faces. I'm watching. I also think that when you FaceTime someone, it makes that, like, it changes the way that you connect with them. Yeah, because you can't do other shit. Well, no, it's because you can see them while they're talking.

Like, you can see their facial expressions and you know, like, it's like, you know, it's like, you know, it's just, the experience is. different. Yeah. You know, if you're like, for instance, if I'm calling you and I'm like, I need to, you know, look, there's no pressure, but I just want you to know, like, I'd love it if you came to the show. But honestly, don't, if you can't, I totally get it. Is a different thing when you're on FaceTime than if you text it or call them.

Yeah. Then it feels like. It doesn't feel. Yeah. Context. Yeah. Everyone has their own ways of doing things. You know, like the voice note, right?

Like that's someone goes voice. David Spade early on voice note guys Spade would always just voice note That's it And then I text him back Something small and then a voice note But you give voice notes on scripts Which is a very frustrating

Because I don't want to write A thousand things I have to write down your notes I mean Oliver Oliver's gonna meet with somebody And he's gonna get a diagnosis Of his severe ADHD Which I'm pretty sure

I texted you today yesterday about that. Did I understand that text? No, I'm asking. What are the main signs of it? I think me? I don't know.

Allie, like, okay, so a good example is technology helps people with ADHD. Him doing a voice note is what he really should do is do the voice note into his notes and then edit his notes and then send the text. I don't do notes. I just have ideas. Thoughts. So put that in. So that's the kind of thing. Put it into your notes.

And then you could probably use chat GPT to say, can you write this in a, in a form? It's so much easier like this. Hey guys, got an idea. How about in my third act, you know, shimmers, does this, this, and that. Okay. So, right. So everyone else is the work for him.

A writer. That's my. There is something like to, when you take it and you make it writing and you're writing it out that does make it so official that it's a little too intense sometimes. that I relate to like I relate to the sort of just kind of like maybe this maybe this the dialogue of it too

yes I like that nice but there's a permanence to putting something down which is is a an illusion well everything's an illusion to Scotty let's be honest we're not here at some point everything

turns into illusion to go back to the question of the ADHD thing it seems like it's hot right now I need to be diagnosed, I think, to maybe understand why I have certain blocks. Creatively, mostly. You have it. You have it. I can tell you that right now. He has it. One hundred percent happen. Do you? Yes. And it's

true? Probably, yes. No. No. I mean, I wouldn't say. I would say Drew can get through some. Drew can stay. Cool. He can stay on task. I think I for sure do. He can flat. Well, if you do have it, you're more evolved. I can tell by how long it takes. him to get out of bed.

It feels like you're always in bed every time I FaceTime you. I'm like, does it take you a long time to get out of bed in the morning? Yeah, I mean, like, yeah, yeah. I mean, like, oh, it just depends. Like, if I don't have anything to do, it's like, what am I doing? Right. Like, why am I punishing myself on purpose? But you don't have the anxiety of like, I should be doing something and just being in

bed, I don't like that feeling. Like, I should be doing something. Well, I think, like, I'm much better when I am awake when I'm fully rested. So, like, if I'm tired all day, does that make sense? No, no, yeah. Does that make sense? Of course.

You're a better person when you're rested. Well, here's the thing. I can either give you good, I can give you a good four hours if I sleep a long time, or I can give you a trash eight because I'm sleepy the whole time. What do you mean? Like, as a person? Yeah, just as a person, like, hey, like, I need to. Your output into the world.

Yeah, like, like for the napping thing, I did. Well, like, that was. was New York. Like you called me and I was fully in the bed. I face-time you and it's like you're always either in bed, getting out of bed. Well, I don't like sitting on my couch. I prefer to sit in my straight up bed sometimes. Because like I don't have a good like prop up foot situation on the couch. Well, then we should fix that. Yeah, we should. Yeah. I nap a lot. But I like, I recharge. I can like get back out of that nap and return to society. Yes. Yeah. And be good. You're very active. yeah

very active yeah did we say beaver for you as a power animal once oh yeah we did the animals we all have animals a beaver well you're very denning you like to den yes

yeah you're a beaver we said he was a beaver right what were you again you're a lion I'm a bumblebee a bumblebee not even like a honey bee right he doesn't do anything with bumble he just bumble around You just bumble.

People are afraid of me, but I actually can't sting. I forgot about our animal conference. What is Oliver? Oh, let's do this. Maybe like a coyote. No. That's what we are. I'm like terrible.

What a terrible animal to. Oh, God. I would say you kind of. I don't know. I would say. Probably like a hyena. I'm going to go sea otter for you. A sea otter?

Sea otter. I like that. I like C. Otter for you. I'll go see otter. Like on my back. You're always shitting out shells on my dog. Right. You know the picture of us.

He does have G.I. You know, he can't process that. That's true. You got us up eating their show. That's true. See otters, though, I like that for Ollie. But I don't really know much about Cioters. I don't know why.

I feel like they're playing with their family a lot. I usually see them together. They're extremely talented. Easily distractible. Right. They said voice notes a lot. They're in voice notes. And the interesting thing is they have ever to reach their full potential in the creative space.

You're always pitching a script. Right. They write exactly. They sell a lot, but nothing ever gets on the air. I think the one thing, though, that I throw out there is when they're, Together, when they're with their pack, that's not the right word for otters, but we'll call a pack.

When they're with their pack, they become industrious and they like to break off on their own. And when they're with their own, they crave the company of another. Oh, that's all of our. How do you know that about sea otters? How do you know about animals?

Scotty loves planet Earth. All right, well, how about this? I know you're, everyone's homies now, but was there an actual sibling feeling to it? I know you say yes, but was there really like a sibling quality or was it kind of like we just connect and we're playing siblings or was there was i think the comfort of being able to make fun of each other pretty early on and and feeling safe like that that felt sibling-esque to me i mean that's

i just spent the weekend with my older brother and and that's what we're doing you know we're we're ragging on each other we're having fun with each other we're ragging on ourselves and um that i think that's a trust and i think i think we had that pretty soon what do you think right here? These two are saying like Joe, my God, that was way off. I feel like any, I feel like I really can fall into sometimes, like I'm the oldest, and sometimes I can like, I, like, you're like a few years older than me. So like I really like to fall into like younger brother energy sometimes. Like, and I really immediately felt that with you.

Like, I want Scottie to think I'm funny. I want to make him laugh. like same with you kate like i was just like i want to i want to like do well and have fun so i think there was like and i do that with my siblings like i'm constantly right trying to make them laugh what do they like what kind of humor do they like how is it different that's interesting so it's almost the character dynamics you know is what sort of the is how you're infusing that sibling dynamic as well yeah like status right it is constantly like in a sibling relationship you're kind of like trying to figure out who fits where and it changes depending on who's in the room right i mean you you you guys have multiple siblings like like it changes right i'm a middle brother right i have an older brother and a younger brother in real life like you play different roles or even like i was just with my older brother Saturday night you know we go out for some pops we have a friend in a band he's playing you know it's like oh he's coming out hot tonight yeah like we're grabbing beer okay he's coming out hot so all

kick back for a second. But if he's kicked back, then I'm like, fuck it, he's kicked back. I'm coming out real hot. And I think that between the writing, which was so well written, the dynamics were so well written already, and then we fit into those dynamics so well that, like, it immediately turned into, oh, that's that brother for me, and you're that brother for me, and that's that brother, and vice versa. So it's like...

It was fluid. It created itself in a weird way. It's like the way he behaves in certain moments. And it's not dissimilar. Like, we were all cast so well for what we're doing. Like, it's not so, I mean, obviously, we're playing characters, but it's, it's like his character that they're writing from, they know him so well. Like, they're going to lean into the things that they want Scotty to do so well. Yeah.

And, like, there's an element of that when we're dealing with Scotty and he goes on a tangent where him and I become, it's like, okay, here we go. And so it's, yeah, it's always written. And yet there's something. kind of like fluid is the word about each character has their comedic thing but they're not too charactery to where they can't straight man another character immediate right and scott had trouble with that yes i don't know if i heard that's interesting allie this is we're gonna have to we're gonna break this one up because we're going on so long no i know well because it's like we i love but i don't even know what we talked about but that's the

beauty of these idiots I'm actually He's still here He's still here I'm supposed to cut into a kid at one I'm already 11 minutes late So they're gonna have to figure out how to Yeah

Oh you guys are going to He's so smart I was like what the fuck is he talking I'm like Oh Oh Anyway we're gonna break this thing up Yeah you guys

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