Playboy Twins on Life Inside the Playboy Bunny Bubble
00:00This is an IHeart podcast.September is a great time to travel,especially because it's my birthday in September,especially internationally.Because in the past,we've stayed in some pretty awesome Airbnbs in Europe.Did we've one in France,we've one in Greece,
00:15we've actually won in Italy a couple of years ago.Anyway, it just made our trip feel extra special.So if you're heading out this month,consider hosting your home on Airbnb with the co-host featureyou can hire someone local to help manage everything.Find a co-host at Airbnb.ca slash host.I'm Jorge Ramos.And I'm Paola Ramos.
00:35Together we're launching The Moment,a new podcast about what it means to live through a time,as uncertain as this one.We sit down with politicians, artists, and activiststo bring you death and analysis from a unique Latino perspective.The Moment is a space for the conversationswe've been having us father and daughter for years.Listen to The Moment with Jorge Ramos and Paola Ramos
00:58on the IHeart Radio app,podcast or wherever you get your podcasts.I just normally do straight stand-up, but this is a bit different.What do you get when a true crime producer walks into a comedy club?Answer, a new podcast called Wisecrack, where a comedian finds himself at the center of achilling true crime story.Does anyone know what show they've come to see?It's a story.
01:21It's about the scariest night of my life.This is Wisecrack, available now.Listen to Wisecrack on the IHeart Radio app.Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.On a cold January day in 1995, 18-year-old Krista Pike killed 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer in the woods of Knoxville, Tennessee.Since her conviction, Krista has been sitting on death row. How does someone prove that they deserve to live?We are starting the recording now. Please state your first and last name.Krista Pike.
01:57Listen to Unrestorable Season 2.Proof of Life, on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.Introducing IVF disrupted, the Kind Body story, a podcast about a company that promised to revolutionizefertility care. It grew like a tech startup. While Kind Body did help women start families,it also left behind a stream of disillusioned and angry patients. You think you're finally in theright hands. You're just not.Listen to IVF Disrupted,the Kind Body Story, on the IHeart Radio
02:34app, Apple Podcasts, orwherever you get your podcasts.Hi, I'm Kate Hudson.And my name is Oliver Hudson.We wanted to do something thathighlighted our relationship. And what it's liketo be siblings.We are a sibling
02:58Revely.No, no.Sibling Reifery.Don't do that with your mouth.SiblingRevelry.That's good.It's Oliver Hudson here on the podcast, Sibling Revely.
03:19And I'd like to introduce my guests today, Oliver Hudson.Hey, Oliver, how are you?I'm good.Thanks for having me on.Yeah, no, of course.I'm really interested in your sort of career and growing up with your family.Yeah, no, we can talk about that.Okay, great.
03:39I thought you were going to shy away from that.No, no, no.I love my family.I respect my family.Yeah, go ahead.Shoot.Okay, I'll start with the first question.What does it feel like to be the least successful family member?
03:57Wow.So you're just going to go right there.Well, yeah.I mean, you talk about it, you know, in the press a lot.No, I know.Well, it just is what it is.You know what?I don't want to do this podcast anymore.
04:12I don't really feel like talking to you, Oliver.Okay, that's fine.That's your prerogative.That was a little therapy session between me and myself.Let's bring on our guest, Christina and Carissa Shannon.Yeah, so this is Christina.I'm Carissa.Oh, my God.
04:29There's no fucking worldwhere anyone's going to be ableto decipher who you do.We don't even have makeup on either.Usually we have makeup onand we look like freaking clones.Yeah, I mean, I have a little beauty markwhere you like to see it right here.
04:41Oh, that's it.That's it.That's it.That's the only thing that differentiates you.Wow.Well, thanks for coming on.Where are you guys?Where are you living?
04:51We're in Ann Arbor, Michigan.Oh, wow.Yeah.I know.Cool.We escape.L.A. as much as we could. No, I bet. I mean, you had a bit of a whirlwind here, didn't you?Yeah, absolutely, for sure. Let's start early on. Like, where did you guys grow up?
05:09Okay, so we were born here in Ann Arbor. Okay. Like, our family had a farm in here and how oldMichigan and stuff, and our dad was 19, our mom was 16. Wow. Yeah, yeah. So our dad's mom,or Italian grandmother adopted us from birth.So she raised us.We didn't even know she wasn't our mom until we were 12.We thought she was our mom.Yeah.And then so, but when we were younger, they sold the farm.
05:35We moved to Florida, raised in Florida.Like three months old.Uh-huh.You were, wait, hold on.You were moved to Florida with your grandmother?Mm-hmm.She sold the farm in Howell in Michigan, yep.And then what, and your mom and your dad, did they just disappear?
05:51Oh, yeah.They were just like a high school sweetheart.I think.So our biological mother.Our biological mom left us in our car seats at the end of a driveway, like at our farmand how old we had a long driveway.Long, like, twisted driveway.And she left us in our car seats at the end of the driveway.
06:06So when my dad came home, he was like 19 from his job at the time.Job at the time.He sell us at the end of the driveway and brought us like from our car seats back tohis mother, our grandma.And she's like, I'll adopt them.I'll raise them.He's like, I'll raise them.I'll take care of them.
06:21Yeah.Wow.wait sowhen your momleft you at the end of the drivewaydid she bail that she was likeI'm leaving this I'm outyeah and the crazy thing was
06:34is we were three months prematureso both of our lungs weren't fully developedand so weweren't breathing like when we were born so we likewell it was the 80s so like they weregoing to like concerts it was 89so like they were concerts and she wasour biological mom was still drinking and
06:50doing other stuff soand we were three months premature because of that.When we were born, we were in NICU for three months.Wow.Wow.Three months where they didn't have, no one came and visited or anything like that.But when we got out of the hospital,that's when our biological mom left us at the end of the driveway.
07:09And our, no, no, we call her our...In Italian, it means grandma.Yeah.No, I know, I know.She raised us and she was like, oh, my God,these platinum blonde twins.Oh, there we go.Okay.
07:21He gets it.Wow, and then you knew your dadBut your dad was 19 and was likeI can't do this likeHe was never really ready to be a fatherSo like if we could fast forward to nowHe's like a friendNot even a friend
07:39YeahNot even a friend like growing up he was a friendLike the friendship kind of relationshipLike he would smoke at us or drink with usWe went 10 years like almost eightNine years without talking to himand then he, we said, okay, he called us from jailand was like, I'm so sorry for everything I've done
07:57like you guys growing up, I wasn't there, all that stuff.And then he was like, I promise I'll do therapybecause our thing was, is like, if you do therapy or like,show you've changed or like evolved.Because we've dealt with a lot of physical abuse.Yeah.So he's like, oh, I'll go to a Catholic priest and I'll do therapywhen I get out of jail.
08:17So he got out of jail, is on probation currently.and just same shit show.So we're basically all of our lives we've had as each other.And Nona.Yes.I mean, did Nona raise you well?You know what I mean?Yes, she did.
08:34She did.We're so blessed to have her.And that's why like when Playboy came along,that was our way to give back to her and our way because we didn't like, you know,graduate or go to college or anything like that.So like, for us when we hit Playboy, that was like hitting the lottery for us.Because we had to drop out of school to work at 15.and um because we had to make our own money we come from a small poor italian family they're from
08:56abruzzi idli um so yeah it was just her like her our grandfather that she was married tohad passed away from throat and lung cancer so she was left in debt and so she was just it was justher yeah and then so we basically had to like take care of we kind of like stepped in and startedtaking care of things but with us being twins it's always been this gimmick since we're bornsince we were born it's like this gimmick where it's like the twin commercial thing or they want toThey just want to cast us for basically everything.Yeah.And we were very all-American, like the blonde hair, blue eyes.
09:27We're the tall and we're twins.So it was like the doublement.Like back in our day, it was like the doublement twins, we were or the Olson twins we were compared to.Right.So it was working for us.What did you, but what did you do at 15 for work when you were trying to sort of supportyourselves, you know?So we got like odd jobs here and there until we started working at this place.
09:47So it's kind of like hooters, but it's called wing house.It's called wing house.Okay.So if you put into Hooters, they like, it's wings, the dolphin shorts, the Dolphin shorts.Right.In the tights.In Florida.We used to, like, stuff our bras with, like, socks.
09:59So we were two pet of bras.We put a bunch of socks in the bras because we always wanted to look like the older girls who have boobs.Yeah.And so I remember because we couldn't serve alcohol to her 18, so we were like 15.As hostesses, like opening the door.We just started as hostesses as opening the door together.And doing, like, billboards, commercials, menus.Like, everything.
10:19So we started modeling men at 15.Mm-hmm.And then we realized like modeling and then modeling was like our first thing and then commercials.It's like, okay, we have an in here.This is our nick, like our niche, like what we need to do.Yeah.So then how did you sort of move 15, supporting yourselves, you know, doing a host gig,sort of a hooters vibe, right?
10:41And then how did it evolve from there?The girls at the winghouse were actually doing like calendars.Well, so there was a whole calendar that we sold at that restaurant, and so that was the first centerfold we ever did.But the girls were also testing for Playboy that were there.So they were all testing to become a Playboy, because all we knew was that you get $25,000.Yep, $25,000 to become a Playmate.To become a Playboy Playmate.Which is 50 for us.
11:07So we get our own.Right.And then if you become Pimoy, playmate of the year, then you get a car as well.And like all these promised, like, promotion.And they've come, they came into your town to look, to find.I mean...Oh, no, no, no.So we were actually fans of the Girls Next Door show on...
11:24Got it.We were fans of them.How old were you at this time?15.Yeah.15.15, 16.From 15 to 18, we were like, love the girls next door.
11:36Yeah, yeah, okay, yeah.And we would just watch them and like...Crazy thing is, is we really didn't even know who Hefner really was.We really didn't know it was we were really fans of the girls.We really were in just like the house and the whole like the portrayed lifestyle.Yeah.And so, like, we decided, like, after doing, like, commercials and billboards and menus and all that were, like, that photographer they used, were like, hey, do test shoot for us to send in the Playboy because he's doing it to a bunch of other girls.And did it for us.
12:03We overnighted it.And we actually got a call back, like, two days later, not even.And it was like, hey, we're going to send you guys out for a test shoot in Miami.Wow.Long story.Let me say the crazy thing.The only way we were able to pay for this test shoot is because Carissa got hit by a drunk driver when she was sick.The only money we got, we paid for the Playboy shoot, like the test shoot to get in, and we actually caught in.
12:26Wow.We were 17 when we submitted the photos to Playboy.Yeah.So our biological dad had to come down and sign a paperwork and stuff like that.Really?He didn't care, like, you know.He was a fan of Playboy.He's a fan.
12:39Like we said, he wasn't a father.He was more of a friend.Yeah, yeah, got it.Got it.So he, he, guardianship, he consented that it was everything.Right.Right.Yeah.
12:49Yeah.Yeah, yeah. So you did the photo shoot. You sent it in. What was that like going to Miami? Was it like, oh, my God. I mean, it must have been exciting. We were under 21 and we have heard all about Miami. I mean, we never even been to Miami. We lived in Florida. We never even been to Disney.September always feels like the start of something new, whether it's back to school, new projects, or just a fresh season. It's the perfect time to start dreaming about your next adventure. I love.love that feeling of possibility, thinking about where to go next, what kind of place we'll stay in,and how to make it feel like home. I'm already imagining the kind of Airbnb that would make thetrip unforgettable, somewhere with charm, character, and a little local flavor. If you're planningto be away this September, why not consider hosting your home on Airbnb while you're gone? Your homecould be the highlight of someone else's trip, a cozy place to land, a space that helps them feel like
13:47a local. And with Airbnb's co-host feature, you can hire a local co-host to help with everythingfrom managing bookings to making sure your home is guest ready. Find a co-host at Airbnb.ca slash host.I'm Jorge Ramos. And I'm Paola Ramos. Together we're launching The Moment, a new podcast aboutwhat it 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 York,workers were born outside of this country.Artists and activists, I mean, do you ever feel demoralized?I might personally lose hope.
14:25This 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 newsand 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
14:54as part of the MyCultura Podcast Network on the IHeartRadio app,Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.My name is Ed.Everyone say hello, Ed.From a very rural background myself,my dad is a farmer and my mom is a cousin,so like, it's not like...What do you get when a true crime producer walks into a comedy club?
15:15I know it sounds like the start of a bad joke,but that really was my reality nine years ago.I just normally do straight stand-up,but this is a bit different.On stage stood a comedianwith a story that no one expected to hear.The 22nd of July 2015,a 23-year-old man had killed his family.
15:37And then he came to my house.So what do you get when a true crime producerwalks into a comedy club?A new podcast called Wisecrack, where stand-up comedy and murder takes center stage.Available now.Listen to Wisecrack on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.This is a tape recorder statement.The person being interviewed is Krista Gail Pike.
16:07This is in regards to the death of Colleen Slimmer.She started going off on me, and I hit her.I just hate her, I'm hit her, and hit her, and hit her.On a cold January day in 1995,18-year-old Krista Pike killed 19-year-old Colleen Slemmerin the woods of Knoxville, Tennessee.Since her conviction, Krista has been sitting on death row.The state has asked for an execution date for Krista.
16:36We let people languish in prison for decades,raising questions about who we consider fundamentally unrestorable.How does someone provethat they deserve to live.We are starting the recording now.Please state your first and last name.Krista Pike.Listen to Unrestorable Season 2, Proof of Life,
16:59on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts,or wherever you get your podcasts.I started trying to get pregnant about four years ago now.We were getting a little bit older,and it just kind of felt like the window could be closing.Bloomberg and IHeard Podcasts present IVF Disrupted, the Kind Body story, a podcast about a company that promised to revolutionize fertility care.Introducing Kind Body, a new generation of women's health and fertility care.Backed by millions in venture capital and private equity, it grew like a tech startup.
17:39While Kind Body did help women start families, it also left behind a stream of disillusioned and angrypatients. You think you're finally like with the right people in the right hands and then to find outagain that you're just not. Don't be fooled by what? All the bright and shiny. Listen to IVFdisrupted, the kind body story starting September 19 on the Iheart radio app, Apple Podcasts, or whereveryou get your podcasts. Well, stepping back really quickly. Sure. Were you guys, what was it like?like growing up. And were you guys wild girls or were you, were you pretty chill or like,you know what I mean? We, my, my knowing, okay, so growing up, always used to say we were morepowerful together. So they used to try and separate us. Like growing up, we were like,
18:29we were wild. We were wild. So much energy, like bouncing off the walls. Like, for ADHD,so we're naturally hyper, super hyper. Yeah. And you can't find out, like, we're not boring at all.Like, we were bouncing off the walls and some people could call us obnoxious on us.You've been called obnoxious.We're exhausting.Yeah.I'm sorry, but what it is.We've been called exhausted.
18:53That's funny.We always knew from a young age my non-no used to say, like, you guys are going to be models.Like, I could see your name and, what was it, like, Starry Lights.Like, Shannon went.And, you know, it was just, oh, she always kind of pushed us like, oh, you guys can be models and stuff.And so we always thought Victoria's Secret models, we always looked up to the Victoria's Secret girl.We were tall enough.Yeah.
19:14or five, nine.Yeah.Very petite.So we were like,Victoria's secret.But we're working at Winghouse,Playboy happened to be the, like,the thing that you would just, like,
19:23do a test shoot for.It was kind of, like, easy to submit,kind of more.It's easier to get into.So then you go to Miami and it's fun.I mean, you're like,holy shit, here we are.Yeah.
19:33Well, we were shocked that they even, like,because they,so we sent our test shoot photos in.The fact that we even got booked to do a Miami shoot for us was like,oh my gosh,They're flying us out to Miami for some huge shoot.And it was actually the first time, like, we've ever had professional hair and makeup.Yeah.
19:49Because we didn't wear makeup.Never done makeup.Like, we don't have a young mom or no-no-raises.So, like, she's not doing makeup or, like, the only blondes in our family.So, like, it's a whole different glam type for us.And we had her hair and makeup done and actually saw the test shoot photos.We're like, oh, my gosh, we are pretty.We didn't even think we were like.
20:05Like, when you go into a photo shoot and, you know, they take the pictures.And you can see on the big monitor, like, your photo.And you're like, holy shit.Yeah.Oh, my God.we are pretty yeah did you do everything together or did you everything do separate did you do singles as welltogether together so everything was always together but okay so the test shoot went down it went welland then how does it progress so we go to miami we do this test shoot and then as we're through
20:31like halfway through at lunchtime like we take a break and they're like we're sending these pictures to heffand holly madison and they're saying like they love the photos and you guys we don't want tosay anything permanent, but basically they're saying you madeit in. Like giving us like, you know, we got, you guysgot the job. Like, we were like,oh, we got play, boy, play me. Like, oh, my goodness. So, and thenYarmel was our photographer at the time, and he hadshot a lot of really big. But it was like a very big, like, it was
20:57really successful for our test shoot, but then we had to go backto like the normalcy of like working at the winghouse andtelling everyone about the test shoot. Yeah, so we go back to work.All of our customers, I swear, we're like, because we used towork these, these sections, like the twins, likethe doublement twins and all sense is all we had to,like grow up on to like look forward to and we're like stuffing our boobs and they're like oh youguys can't make it you don't have fake boobs you're not old enough blah blah blah and it's like we actually
21:19made it in we're like yeah we made Playboy yeah so we got playboy it was like a huge life-changing thing forus so we got a call and I think we were actually at work we were working like a double shifts we wereworking double shifts it was 2008 2008 and it was like the recession so like girls from the waitresseswere not going home with any money like so we were working doubles and I rememberremember we got a call and it was like you guys we went to come out to California and shoot for55th anniversary and shoot for which was their feeling my reality show so it's like yeah on topof like you're shooting a centerfold you're also shooting reality TV which at the time for us in 2008the only thing on reality TV for e-network was the real world and then the Kardashians like that that was
22:03all that was on e like reality TV was just coming up for us so um I feel like real stars when we cameinto it started getting treated like actors like we were treated like actors yeah it was likeit was crazy so then you go but you go to l.a and then are you now going back to florida or are you likepermanently moved to l.a so when we moved into the so we moved into the playboy mansion after solike after the test shoot yeah we we we went home so no we went to shoot 55th anniversary yeah so afterthe test shoot in miami they were like do you want to come out they invited us out to stay at the playmatehouse or the mansionThey're shooting the 50th anniversary
22:42Like this whole segment they were doing on the55th anniversary playmateSo they went on shoot it even though we knewWe were already going to be playmatesThey were to act like we didn't knowLike 50th anniversary searchSo there was like a ton of girls and we had to go outAnd compete
22:55We acted like we didn't know but we allAnd so yeah so we went outAnd we went to the Playboy Mansion for the first timeAnd Heff was showing us like so much favoritismSo at the mansionHave you been to the Playboy Mansion?Yeah I've been to many partiesI've been to the Halloween party
23:11and midsummer's nightI've been to the New Year'sbut I've been back in the daySo like the Friday, Saturday, Sundaysis like movie nights and dinner nightsand friends nightsAnd so there was this one big partyIt was the midsummer's night dream party
23:24That was like our last night thereAnd then we went to the mansionWe went to shoot for the showDo the 55th anniversary showAnd then we also shot our centerfoldSo we had done all our workWe had done all our workAnd then there was just the party, Mid-Summer Night's Dream Party, that was last, like, right before we were getting ready to fly back home.
23:43And Heph, like, we were supposed to fly back actually home before that party, but Huff asked us to stay.It was like, stay for this party.You guys will love it.Mind you, we're only 18, not 21.And all the girls were being mean to us, because they're all in their mid-20s at least with, like, fake boob jobs.We don't even know how, like, I don't even own eyeliner.Like, we don't know what we're doing.We're trying to keep up.
24:05You know what I mean?Yeah.We really were just ourselves on the Girls Next Door Show and, you know, Heth really showed favoritism towards us and the other girls got jealous.Well, thank God we have each other.The problem was when we got there, we didn't realize that Holly Bridget and Kendra had already been in a contract with the girls next door.So they were finishing up their contracts even though they were broken up with Hep.Like five seasons they had.They had already been broken up with Hep so they were just finishing out to the contract for girls next door.
24:34So, you know, Kendra had already been a relationship.relationship with Hank Baskett. She was already like pregnant. She was already in ourrelationship with Chris Angel. Bridget was already doing sexiest speeches. They all had somethinggoing on. They were all leaving. And so timing was perfect when we had came in to. And it instantly justturned into TV as soon as we moved in. Yeah. But what is it, but what does it even mean to datehalf? I mean, I mean, you know, because the typical word of when you're dating someone, you'reyou're hanging out with them, you're courting them, you're sleeping together, you're enjoyingeach other's company, you're laughing, you're this, I mean, you're dating someone, you know,
25:11and dating someone implies you can date other people, you're not exclusive, it's dating, but whenyou're like, oh, Huff wants to date you, I don't know how it goes down, you're like, okay, cool,like, what does that mean?So after the midsummer's dream party when we were shooting at the Playboy Mansion,we went home, we flew home, told no all about it and everything like that, and then all of asudden like a week and a half later we get a letter with like the playboy stamp no have startedcalling oh he called first yeah so he's first started calling us when we went home and he was likecalling because he only had both of our numbers and he just kept blowing us up leaving voicemails and stuff
25:47and we were like kind of on the fence of whether we wanted to get into this or not and um then he sentthe letter because it was like the original playboy stamp so yeah it had been like a week or two of callsand then he had sent a letter and was like officially can youmove in, be my girlfriend.And if not, live at the Playmate House.If you don't want to be a girlfriend and move in, like, can you live at the Playmate House?But we want to, we want you on our show, the girls next door and stuff like that.So he invited us to come in, move into the mansion, do the show.
26:16But we thought as like girlfriends, when he sent that letter, we were like, oh, that means, like,what we're watching on Girls Next Door, we've been fans of, like, oh, we used to look up to Holly Bridgettand Kendra.Yeah, like, they run around and, like, you know, Holly became this, like, basically a producerof Playboy Center.and like designing or she was working in like um so we figured they all had their owndesigning on yeah so we didn't think that the girls were actually like hooking up with it wedidn't think it was a real romantic relationship we didn't think you have to get it up we
26:45didn't think he was really having sex he's like in his 80s we didn't even really realize likewho he was because in 2008 you know we were young too we didn't barely we just show playboy andthen the show and I guess when you're that when you're when you're young or when you're sort ofexcited to go be a part of something that is different and it's going to make you some moneygive you exposure and all of that.Right, right.You don't ask the questions or did you, or was it like, okay, wait a minute, what does this mean?When we got on the plane and we're flying out and we accepted everything, we're like, are we going
27:13to have sex with him?Like, what if the girls really have sex with them?We just started thinking about it.And then we were like, well, we can't go back home.We said, well, we already quit our job at Winghouse.We had already grabbed.Stuff in the brawes.All the girls were going to shoot Playboy.
27:28Like, you know, and we can't turn back now.We were just headed to kill us.California, never been to California.And so we were just like, we're already on our way.Let's just go see where this takes us.We're smart girls.Like, thank God we are siblings.Like, we are very lucky.
27:44We're blessed because we do have each other where like other girls are probably flownout and they're on their own and they don't know what's going on.Like, probably on their own when it happened or, you know, Bridget or Kendra.But for us, we actually had each other.So we're so lucky to be blessed to be able to like work with each other throughout our whole careerand have each other.So when you get there and they say, well, here are the rules, like, do they explain to you?Like, here's what do you have to do to be a girlfriend?
28:11It took a minute for have to be like, oh, this is what it is.They kind of were like schmoozing us.They were like kissing our bots and like just kind of giving us all like the benefits of being there.We were living at the Playmate House.So when we first got there, we didn't move straight into the Playboy Mansion.We went to the Playmate House, which was across the street.Like Aaron Spelling literally lived the house next door.So I was like, the Playboy Mansion, then there was the bunny house right across the street,
28:35and then Aaron Spelling's house there, and then it was just, Jimmy I, Jimmy had a greatyear of hood.So it was like, it was walk across the street.And so, yeah, it was just like he had us right across the street.And so we were there like three nights.And, you know, he just kept up.Our 19th birthday was coming up.Our 19th birthday was coming up.
28:52And he had invited us out to dinner on a club.We're getting in a limo.We're going with all these playmates.We're going with, you know, the girls next door that were famous at the time.For us, this was like the first time we've actually been celebrated as like, you guys are gorgeous.Like, like, for us, this was like the first time we're out in Hollywood, you're going out.It doesn't matter. Was it exciting? Was it so fun?So here's the thing. We honestly, to be honest, we are such big fans of that movie, almost famous.
29:19Great movie.We grew up to that. Yeah.So like that was like, we've always looked up to those. So for us, we're like, we're in the industry where it's all happening.There was like a ton of opportunities. It wasn't just Playboy for us. We were like, maybe Victoria's,Secret or maybe we got into a movie right of way like for us the first year we were there wegot into Sophia Coppola's movie somewhere starting so like we got into movies right awaylike it wasn't just reality but Victoria's Secret they turned us down and they're like since you didPlayboy you can't do Victoria's Secret that was like boxes on there is like and then we realized we're
29:52in the X-rated industry like soon as we I guess we did Playboy that was like boom check you can'tdo anything like classier than last year I mean like Victoria'ssecret or more mainstream, I guess.Right.Okay, so wait, you're at the clubs, you're in L.A.You're feeling it.It's fun.You get to, you're dressing cool, you feel sexy.
30:12It's all, it's all happening.Yeah, it's all happening.It's all happening.And what about, what about boys?Like, are you allowed to date boys?Are you allowed to sort of, you know what I mean?Like, how do you experience relationships or sex or having fun?So, like we said, he did, when we moved,
30:31didn't he didn't give us the rules but we just got yelled at and we did wrong the longer we werethere the more he would be like well this is off limits this is off limits you know so um 9 o'clockcurfew unless you're out with him you had a 9 p.m. Friday Saturday and Sunday it was 5 p.m. curfewbecause dinner started at 5 Friday, Saturday we did old school movies Sundays weremovies that were in theaters in silent films so we could in silent films so we could see a moviethat was in theaters now and seen yet like it was pretty cool so but like since weSaturday, Saturday and Sunday, 5 o'clock was a curfew, 9 o'clock was every other day.But, like, no, he never said no boys, but you're not allowed no boys, because when we first started filming the movie for Sophia Coppola starring, was it somewhere?
31:14Yeah.Christina and Steven Dorf very clicked.So, yeah, we played a love, we had a love interest, and Heth had found out, and he had read the script before us.Before we even knew we had a movie opportunity, he came in and read the script and said, oh, it's Fred Ders.And it really wasn't for a kissing scene.And I'm like, okay, are you telling me?No, I'm not allowed to do this or what?Because he's coming and giving us the news.
31:40Like, he's giving us this.And it's not the coming.Yeah.But anyways, it happened to be Stephen Dorf and we had to audition three times.And we go to Sophia for three times.And then Sophia Copla, actually, we're so shocked because we're Italian.She's Italian.She's Italian.
31:56And we're fans of her dad who did The Godfather.So we're like, oh my gosh, Sophia Copla actually showed up to film a girl'sNext Door episode, which is reality TV.On our show. On our show at thePlayboy Mansion. That's cool.Gosh, this is likethis is awesome. Big to us. Yeah. She actuallycame there and watched
32:13us rehearse. We had two dance routines in themovie on top of the other stuff, but she wantedto come sit. But long story short,so Stephen Dorff, like his mother hadpassed away right before, like, or rightas that movie was being shot.So Sophia was a really good friend of ours, and she waskind of telling us, go to Stephen's house. Go to
32:29Stephen's house. He's got a bar. He'slonely. Like, his mom justpassed away. Like, you girls need to be actors.Get out of this reality TV industry.She's like, don't get any surgery. Don't get your boobsdone. Right.She was like, come to Italy. We'll put morespots of you in the movie. She's like, we're going to
32:45Rome. You have Benazzo del Toro and everythingin the movie. She's like, come to Rome,we'll give you a bigger role. Like,she wanted to put us more in the movie.So we're like, we figured out, okay, we want to do acting.Septemberalways feels like the start of something new, whether it's back to school, new projects, or justa fresh season. It's the perfect time to start dreaming about your next adventure. I love that
33:12feeling of possibility, thinking about where to go next, what kind of place we'll stay in,and how to make it feel like home. I'm already imagining the kind of Airbnb that would makethe trip unforgettable, somewhere with charm character and a little local flavor. If you'replanning to be away this September, why not consider hosting your home on Airbnb while you'regone? Your home could be the highlight of someone else's trip, a cozy place to land, a space thathelps them feel like a local. And with Airbnb's co-host feature, you can hire a local co-host tohelp with everything from managing bookings to making sure your home is guest ready. Find a co-host atAirbnb.combe.combe. I'm Jorge Ramos. And I'm Paola Ramos. Together we're launching the
33:57moment, a new podcast about what it meansto live through a time as uncertainas this one. We sit downwith politicians. I would bethe first immigrant mayor in generations,but 40% of New Yorkerswere born outside of this country.Artists and activists, I mean, do you ever
34:13feel demoralized?I might personally lose hope.This individual might lose thefaith, but there's an institutionthat doesn't lose faith.And that's what I believe in. To bring youdeath and analysis from a unique Latifian,a perspective. There's not a single day that Paola and I don't call or text each other,
34:32sharing news and thoughts about what's happening in the country. This new podcast will be a wayto make that ongoing intergenerational conversation public. Listen to The Moment with JorgeRamos and Paola Ramos as part of the MyCultura podcast network on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, orwherever you get your podcasts. My name is Ed. Everyone say hello, Ed.From a very rural background myselfMy dad is a farmerAnd my mom is a cousinSo like it's not
35:01What do you get when a true crime producerwalks into a comedy clubI know it sounds like the start of a bad jokeBut that really was my reality nine years agoI just normally do straight stand-upBut this is a bit differentOn stage stood a comedianWith a story that no one expected to hear
35:20Well 22nd of July 2015A 23 year old manhad killed his family.And then he came to my house.So what do you get when a true crime producerwalks into a comedy club?A new podcast called Wisecrack,where stand-up comedy and murder takes center stage.
35:44Available now.Listen to Wisecrack on the IHeart Radio app,Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.This is a tape recorder stage.person being interviewedis Krista GailPikewhich is in regards to
36:01the death of ColleenSlimmerand she startedgoing off on meand I hit herand I just hit herand hit her and hit her and hit heron a cold January
36:12day in 199518-year-old Krista Pikekilled 19-year-oldColleen Slimmer in the woods ofKnoxville Tennesseesince her convictionKrista has been sittingon death row. The state has asked for an execution date for Krista. We let people languish in
36:30prison for decades, raising questions about who we consider fundamentally unrestorable. How doessomeone prove that they deserve to live? We are starting the recording now. Please state yourfirst and last name. Krista Pike. Listen to Unrestorable Season 2, Proof of Life,on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.I started trying to get pregnant about four years ago now.We were getting a little bit older, and it just kind of felt like the window could be closing.Bloomberg and IHeart Podcasts present.IVF disrupted, the kind body story, a podcast about a company that promised to revolutionize fertility care.
37:18Introducing Kind Body, a new generation of women's health and fertility care.Backed by millions in venture capital and private equity, it grew like a tech startup.While Kind Body did help women start families, it also left behind a stream of disillusioned and angry patients.You think you're finally like with the right people in the right hands, and then to find out again that you're just not.Don't be fooled.By what?All the bright and shiny.Listen to IVF Disrupted, the Kind Body Story, starting September 19 on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.
38:03At what point, or did it get to be sort of suffocating, where you're like, you know what?Like, I don't want to fucking come home at 5 p.m. I don't want to come home at 9 p.m. I'm a young girl in Hollywood. I'm young girls in Hollywood. Like, I want to go live my life.Like, I don't like this anymore.When did it get to that point?We really, at the bottom of my mind, we're like, we just want to take care of ourNona, like, she deserves us, we want to take care of our family.We can't go home and we, like, broke again.Yeah.
38:29So they were, like, getting in movies, and then after the movie, it became a Deloreal Francecommercials and it was a guitar hero five.Like, we were getting offered so much stuff that the mansion started holding us back.We didn't even know what SAG was the screen.Yeah, we didn't know what SAG was.And they're like, no, you guys are like straight in.Sophia got you guys straight into the Screen Actors Guild.so it was good because we were getting paid well.
38:49So it was like once we got the sag,they were making sure we got paid well.Hugh Hefner wasn't making sure we got paid well.He was taking most of our moneyand only giving us $1,000 every Friday in cash.Really?So a thousand per girlfriend every Friday in cashand he'd mark it down, keep it in his safe.
39:08I'm like, you had to go beg him for it.And you open it up and he's got like his paper.You write down,Carissa did this much.Christina got this much.Okay, I didn't overpay them,or I didn't underpay them, you know, like, he's watching for it.Wow.
39:20And, like, when the, if we just realized we outgrew the mansion because he was holding us back,and Sophia Coppola really acted as, like, a second, no, not to us, because she was telling us,like, you girls can do so much more.Don't do the booze.Don't do surgery.Don't do acting classes.You know, like, once you're finished.So then what happened?
39:38Like, how did you exit?So we had to finish the girls next door TV show.Which was how long?Five and six.Two seasons.So about two years, two years, is.Two years, yeah.Two years, okay.
39:52Yeah.And at that point where you live,where you have some girlfriends at that point?Yeah.So we were,since we moved in,we were considered girlfriends.Girlfriends, okay.
40:0018 to 20.18 to 20.Yeah, so for me.Because we swore,we're like, we're not going to stay here until 21because we looked at the old girls.They were much older.They were in their 30.
40:08Yeah.We were teenagers.Yeah, we were teenagers.And they were like, you know,in the mid 30s later.I'm like, I don't want to waste 10 years here.We actually have a.We actually have a.
40:16story where we have a gimmick where we're like getting casted as twins to do like acting and biggerrules than just reality TV like the other girls were and only certain playmates get to do thatyou know so we really want to like dive in and do much as we can and you know the entertainmentindustry they want to get you while you're young the older you get as a woman it's it's not going toget any easier so and did you have to like acquiesce to whatever he wanted you know what I meanso our first Christmas present from uh we call the house mom but it's Mary O'Connor gave us acalendar for Christmas, our first Christmas there. And it was a calendar pre-filled out of allHeff's schedule. And his whole schedule is basically, this is your schedule now. You're living his
40:58life. So we're living his life. Like you have to get hair and makeup done at one place and you have togo, well, hair at one place, makeup at another place, spray tan here. And then you, you're by fiveo'clock, you have to be back and ready for this or whatever event he has. So Monday was manly night.He would spend Mondays with the men. Wednesdays was card night. So he'd want to spendAnd any girls that were across the streetworking or living at the bunny housewould come across the streetand play Uno or Dominoes.
41:22Like put their time about them.So it was like the whole week was taken up.Oh my God.I'm sure you have so many stories.Just, I mean, I can't even imagine.I could talk to you for 10 hoursabout all these stories.It's fascinating to me.
41:34Just that interior lifestyle, like how it all went down.I mean, even the celebrities that showed up there.I mean, you're probably propositioned a thousand timesby like a thousand celebrities.Oh, my God.We always get asked the one.question like who was the most famous person you met and we always say buzz aldrin because we'reobsessed with space and the moon like we want to be the first twins in space we want to be the first twins
41:55no we're obsessed we're like we're obsessed with space like we love space and so like buzz aldrinI remember came to a party and Huff was telling us because he knew we were obsessed with space and he's likethis is buzz Aldrin and we're like drunk and we're like buzz buzz like we're trying to hear and he's likeoh my god you went to the moon dude yeah that's like that's our like celebrity we wanted to meetLike, I feel like that's one, but, and Steven Spielberg, and Steven Spielberg.Oh, Spilbert.Yeah, of course.Wow, such a crazy, fascinating life.
42:25So then how did you exit, you know, how did it all, how did you get out?What does life look like now?What is the plan?What's the future?When the show, the show started coming to an end.Yeah.We actually, sibling rivalry over here, we were like fighting, if you want to talk about fighting,Like, we actually had fights in the mansion that he was, like, with each other dealing with.
42:48Really?Yeah, like, so.What do you guys fight about?Let's just say this one story.Okay, one story.There was a housekeeping closet, and, you know, Carissa goes in there and we're drunk after a party,and we're running around basically in underwear through the whole mansion, like, it's massive.And something set us off.
43:06We're arguing.So, so something set us off we were arguing.Carissa goes into the housekeeper closet and grabs a bottle of windex.And I start spraying it in my house.face withand I'm likefreaking blindand I'm running around
43:20and he's likeright down the holein his bedroomso securitysecurity watches thisat all timesand they're likehe the security
43:27goes to HeffnerHMHHMH HMHHMRst and HefnerHMH they're fightingHMH securityand so then he comes downhe's like
43:34what's going onand I'm likerinsing my eyes outbecause of the freaking windexhe's like you guysneed to hug it out right nowlike me a monthlet me finish
43:44she threwa whole thing of protein powderwham! So she's full of windex, I'm full of protein powderand our... Protein powder's all over. And Huff's looking at us like, you guys are fightingand we're like... We're like, protein powder. We're fighting right now drunk.We're fighting. Windex, protein powder, all this.God, we can't be like, you know, robotic and be happy...Yeah.
44:04Go lucky twins all the time, boom, boom, kitty fuck all the time.Right.We're like, yeah, our imperfections cracked, you know, we fought.That was the one fight that. Pressure.Pressure. And he's like, at the end of the day, you know what he did?he's like, I'll buy you guys a new computer you broke.Oh, because we broke this.Sibbling rivalry fights in there.
44:19Yeah.And then when you left, when you were on your own, were you still in it?Do you stay in L.A.?So here's the crazy thing.Carissa wanted to leave before I did.Yeah.So we weren't ready to leave at the same time.Oh.
44:34Ready to leave at the same time.You because you were like...So Carissa had started dating.Oh.We ended up like wanting to leave the mansion and start dating.Start dating.Yeah.We told Hemp, we were ready to leave and have said,
44:48you guys could have, like, you can move into the Playmate Houseand maybe you'll change your mind after you got some freedom,which is right across the street.We moved out, no, that freedom gave us time to, like, explore L.A.and, like, find out without beyond the ground.We were able to leave Holm Bills and Beverly Hills.Yeah.We could leave Holmby Hills, Beverly Hills.
45:07So, like, we got to actually, we, he went into party, though.So what happened we did is we party?we called Mary we called Mary O'ConnorChief of staffChief of staff over hereand we go to her and we tell her lookwe want to leave but we want to stay in great termsso this is like how do you break up with Hugh Hefner
45:24and so she kind of helped usand was like all right let's calm down hereand I'm like whoa whoa whoa wait don't calm down right nowwe're not ready to talk about thisright help you and so we had talked aboutand just said like we didn't want to be herewe want to you're kind of holding us backwe wanted to do other things
45:40so she brought him down to he walks downto the office and he's like, let me guessyou guys are leaving me.He knew right away like, you're breaking up with meand we're like, fuck.Yeah, we were breaking up with him.So, Carissa ended up moving out, right?Well, he put us to the guest house.
45:57The Playmey house. No, not the guest, but theplaymate house was still on the property.Plainment house was across the street next to Aaron Spelling.And he gave us the room we wanted with the round bed.So, yeah, he put us at the Playmey House and says,this will make us closer.Like, you'll want me, you'll want to come back.We started dating.
46:11And he also cut our allowance back from a thousand.to $500.And the rule waswe had to still goto every Sunday, Fun Day eventor every night. So Friday, Saturday,and Sunday we had to be there.Keep up the appearances and stuff.
46:29So that fell apart because we weren't staying thereand keeping up on appearances.So we just moving out.And we stopped coming home at 9 and we get these voicemelsand it's like, hey, honey.No, he'd look up in his black book.Like, it's like the one that you pushand then it just fring and it's like
46:41he's got the blackbook full of everyone.phone number and he's dialing the old school phone and leaving us voicemails yeah and he's likeyou guys aren't home i just want to know where you're at if you're safe and we're like you knowwe're safe yeah yeah yeah yeah and then you eventually moved out and you like moved in the hallso we moved out i moved into a boyfriend's house at the time that was a really crappy boyfriendshe moved into the playmate house and started dating yeah so i was still living there by myselfso we opened up a beauty salon in 2014 called glam beverly hills right off welshrow and robertson onthat corner.
47:13Okay.And we became the youngestmembers of Beverly HillsChamber of Commerce.But the same year,our adopted mother died.She died.The only family we had.
47:23So, like,we had millions of dollarsfor the first time.We had our own beauty salon.We had all the freedom in the world.24.24 youngest members of Beverly Hills Chambers of Commerce.And then Nona dies.
47:33And, like, that was, like,our compass, our foundation.So when she died,we went off the walls,like really depressed.We had no family.So it was,and then the place.
47:42Playboy family that we did have because we broke up with Huff.That was gone.So it was just abandonment, abandonment, abandonment.Yeah, yeah, yeah.So that's why we always say we're trauma bonded.Yeah, right.September always feels like the start of something new,whether it's back to school, new projects, or just a fresh season.
48:04It's the perfect time to start dreaming about your next adventure.I love that feeling of possibility, thinking about where to go next,what kind of place we'll stay in and how to make it feel like home.I'm already imagining the kind of Airbnb that would make the trip unforgettable,somewhere with charm character and a little local flavor.If you're planning to be away this September,why not consider hosting your home on Airbnb while you're gone?Your home could be the highlight of someone else's trip,
48:33a cozy place to land, a space that helps them feel like a local.And with Airbnb's co-host feature,you can hire a local co-host to help with,everything from managing bookings to making sure your home is guest ready. Find a co-host atAirbnb.ca slash host. I'm Jorge Ramos. And I'm Paola Ramos. Together we're launchingThe Moment, a new podcast about what it 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
49:10feel demoralized.I might personally lose hope.This individual might lose thefaith, but there's an institutionthat doesn't lose faith.And that's what I believe in.To bring you depth and analysis from a uniqueLatino perspective. There's not a single
49:26day that Paola and I don't call or texteach other sharing news and thoughtsabout what's happening in the country.This new podcast will be a way to makethat ongoing intergenerationalconversation public.Listen to the moment.with Jorge Ramos and Paola Ramos
49:42as part of the MyCultura Podcast Networkon the IHeartRadio app,Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.My name is Ed.Everyone say, hello, Ed.I'm from a very rural background myself.My dad is a farmer,and my mom is a cousin, so, like, it's not, like...
49:59What do you get when a true crime producerwalks into a comedy club?I know it sounds like the start of a bad joke,but that really was my reality nine years ago.I just normally do straight stand-up,but this is a bit different.On stage stood a comedianwith a story that no one expected to hear.
50:17On 22nd of July 2015,a 23-year-old man had killed his family.And then he came to my house.So what do you get when a true crime producerwalks into a comedy club?A new podcast called Wisecrack,where stand-up comedy and murdertake center stage.
50:41Available now.Listen to Wisecrack on the IHeart Radio app,Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.This is a tape recorder statement.The person being interviewed is Krista Gail Pike.This is in regards to the death of a Colleen slimmer.She started going off on me, and I hit her.I just hit her and hit her and hit her.
51:07On a cold January day in 1995, 18-year-old Krista Pike killed 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer in the woods of Knoxville, Tennessee.Since her conviction, Krista has been sitting on death row.The state has asked for an execution date for Krista.We let people languish in prison for decades, raising questions about who we consider fundamentally unrestorable.How does someone prove that they deserve to live?We are starting the recording now.Please state your first and last name.Krista Pike.
51:43Listen to Unrestorable Season 2, Proof of Life,on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.I started trying to get pregnant about four years ago now.We were getting a little bit older, and it just kind of felt like the window could be closing.Bloomberg and IHeart Podcasts present.IVF disrupted, the Kind Body story,a podcast about a company that promised to revolutionize fertility care.Introducing Kind Body, a new generation of women's health and fertility care.
52:22Backed by millions in venture capital and private equity, it grew like a tech startup.While Kind Body did help women start families, it also left behind a stream of disillusioned.and angry patients.You think you're finally like with the right people in the right hands.And then to find out again that you're just not.Don't be fooled.By what?All the bright and shiny.
52:45Listen to IVF disrupted, the kind body story, starting September 19 on the Iheart radio app,Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts.So then how did you, after Nona, after Nona past,what was what was the move i mean did you start you still had your business did you give up the businessso this is like the first time we had no idea what we wanted so we've always been headstrong and likewe had no idea what we wanted to do after she passed away we're like what do we do what's our purposewell here was the thing who do we make proud in california for commercial real estate you have tosign for if you're not buying the place you have to have three years you rent it and then after the
53:27three years you have to sign up for five years after that for our beauty salon so we go glamour the hill salonAnd we signed up for the three years.And then after the three years we're done, they were like, you have to do five years.So how are you able to get sober and sort of put your life back on a better track?When we moved to Michigan is like when we decided.So we decided to get out of a California.We're like, yeah.So let's go there.
53:48Like, why did you move?Why did you move to Michigan back?So it was the third year of our salon.The BLM movement had came along.Everyone was doing like these riots and bashing through Wilshire Boulevard.And we were in primetime Beverly Hills.the whole front of our salon was glassand people kept breaking in
54:05and stealing our cash out of our registerand I was just likeyou know California's getting badall our friends started movingStephen Dorff had moved to Nashvilleand then everybody else was moving to Floridaso it was like everybody in L.A. was constantlylike we're going to Nashville
54:19we're going to Florida we're going tolike they were all moving everyone was leavingat this timeso we were like let's leaveand we didn't know where we wanted to gobecause our mother had passed awaywe had no family to go to my dadwe have no nobody so
54:32we thought we were born in Ann ArborLet's just go to Ann Arbor.We're too known in Florida.We're recognized in Florida.Let's go to Ann Arbor, Michigan.Nobody's there.There's no paparazzi.We wanted to be normal.
54:42Yeah.How long have you lived there now?Six years we've been here now.Six years.And so what do you do it?What's your plan?What are you doing in Ann Arbor?What's the future?
54:51So we're looking at houses in Florida.Oh, God.So after we got our break, no, we got a break out here.And we realized, Michigan served its purpose.No, we looked at the Scott Eastwoods,and we were like settling for like that movie like when you look at the movies and you're likethe country boy we thought coming to Michigan we find like a cowboy and just settle downand normal life and no one's going to paparazzi us anymore it was good for privacy and healing
55:17but it's time to get back out there and that's why right now we're out there like it'staken a six years what's the plan so we just had so here's our thing we just hit 35so wait you're you're born in 89 uh so you're you're born in 89 uh so you're you'reyou are 45, or 45, 35, 35, right, yeah. Okay.So, we're just like, we wanted to only, like, because we did the Celebrity Big BrotherUK in 2012, so we kind of just wanted to step in and do, like, maybe an appearance on areality show like we did before, like go to do the traitors TV show.We really want to do traitors.
55:50Like maybe start getting into some reality shows.Maybe do a podcast, maybe host a TV show, kind of like Drew Barrymore.We thought we could host the TV show.We're pretty cool at that or maybe get back into a little bit of acting.Something.not full time. So we hit up our old agents from who we have when we were 18 and we've justbeen working and then we just came out with this article for People Magazine. And it's justbeen, if we released that article, it's rolled in to everybody's story from us just being
56:17honest. And we're really in shock because like usually our whole career, it's always beenabout like Hugh Hefner or the Playboy or the other girls. So it was like we were really shockedthat people actually cared about our story. And we were and like how we started.and stuff and then like once people heard the truth out of us and it wasn't filtered and stuff likeyeah because we have came from a lot like we are very blessed to have each other because we camefrom a very badly physically abusive family with my father coming from that my father well youyou guys are each you're saving graces it seems like you know you lean and rely on each otherof course you're twins and there's that connectivity that just goes unconsciously but there's also
56:57like you need each other you know right exactly you need each otherAnd so if you go to Florida, when are you moving?Are you, like, soon?So we're going to move to Boca Raton and July.Yes.July, okay.And the plan is just to keep continuing what you're doing.We're open to dating now.
57:15We're open to dating.I was about to say, what's up with men?You know, how long has it been?How long has it been?How long has it been?Six years.Wow.Like, no, seriously, no sex, no nothing.
57:27People say to us, they're like, you're so gorgeous and you, you know, all this.And they're like, how do you not have a boyfriend?And we're like, we have to get this right first.We have to get up here right.Wow, that's impressive.Six years.Wow, good for you guys.So what happens if one of you falls in love and the other one doesn't?
57:43That's the thing.We have to approve of each other.Like, we have to approve of them.And what if Christina's like, I'm fucking in love and I'm getting married and I've moved in with a dude?Well, the most recent thing we've talked about with our manager is a dating show.So, like, we were really thinking about doing a dating show.And most of them, like, they're not successful.It's, like, kind of fake.
58:02But, no, we're really looking.We really want to settle down.We want to have kids.We want to have a big family.I know, but do you need to do all of this together?Yes.How is it possible to find a dude at the same time?You know, I mean...
58:17So we've just been praying.I mean, we pray about it.And, like, I don't know.I just feel like it's going to happen.It's going to happen.Okay, good.Feeling like it's going to happen.Like, honestly, I feel like we're kind of psychic.
58:29No, we're like...Okay.That sounds crazy, but we're kind of really...Okay, well, let me ask your question.Do you guys have the same idea of, like, a perfect man?Yeah.Yeah, so we used to have the complete opposite, but now we like the same type of man.All right, give me the perfect dude.
58:42Older, more established, funny, very kind, the nerdy.We need nerdy.We like nerds.I like the bad boys that were assholes and they were hot.Yeah.Just go for the nerd.Go for the nerds.Not hot and nerdy, older, and successful.
59:00Yes, yes, exactly.Someone who can fall in love with.Yes, and someone who won't hit on my sister and try to look up with the both of us.Okay, got it.But do you have to be attracted to the person, though?Well, I've been eyeing Elon Musk.Christine is an eyeing, I'm an eyeing Elon Musk.I know, it's a bad example.
59:19No, but she really is.But I really have been.I'm thinking of reaching out.Yeah.Go for it.He has a lot of kids.I don't fall in love, maybe, like, because I know Elon Musk has like 10 kids.I was like
59:30What I'm saying isDo you have to be attractedto the personOr do you want like a nerd who's successfulWho we want to be treated rightAfter everything we've been throughThe most attractive thing to usYeah looks are a bonus
59:41For us like what we've learnedIs like the way we're treatedAnd their character is what we look forSo honestly we're not like shallowWhere we're looking for looks likeIf you're funnyIf you're trusting and you're loyalAnd you're good to my family
59:54And my familyThey have nothing negative to sayLike that's all we're looking forYeahBut like a good, like someone, not normal, but, you know, just, you know, like that.Well, it's hard.You'll know.Powerful men.
01:00:06Yeah, we like powerful men.You do.Yeah, because we're very, we're very alpha and we're very, um, we say it like a, no, you, hey.You can scare off some guys.You do.You do, you do say that.I don't know.Maybe being with half kind of made us more attracted to a powerful kind of guy.
01:00:25Yeah.Yeah.Not like we were attracted to, but as.just thepowerful positionbeing experiencedto thatand exposed to that
01:00:32maybe it's likewe likethe more powerfulkind of manyeahright yeahwell this would be goodFlorida's probably
01:00:36the better placeto go find thatexactlythan Ann Arboryeahexactlywell we've goneway over time
01:00:43because I'm justfucking so fascinatedwith your storyI mean I could talk toanother hourhours just about all theintricatesort of ongoing
01:00:53yeah yeah yeah yeahno but we'veI've had a great time talking to you, honestly, you made it, you know, very comfortable for us.Oh, good.We enjoyed it.Thank you.It's our first podcast.Oh, good.
01:01:07Well, I'm happy to be the first.Well, I appreciate you guys.Thank you so much.Good luck with it all.And thanks for telling your story.And thanks for being so candid.You know, honestly, honest, it's the best way to be.Yeah.
01:01:22Awesome.And good luck finding that dude or dudes.All right.Dudes.Dudes.Dudes.Dudes.Men.
01:01:28We're not supporting on this time.No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.Thank you, Oliver.Thank you, all right.Thank you, guys.Okay, bye.I'm not going to do an outro.I'm going to just let you stew in that for a second.
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