Sibling Revelry with Kate Hudson and Oliver Hudson - The Ball Drop

Episode Date: January 8, 2021

On the first episode of 2021, which was recorded back on January 3rd, Kate and Oliver talk about New Year's Eve, why we should have a countdown every Friday night, their resolutions (Ollie's haven't changed), and more. Executive Producers: Kate Hudson and Oliver HudsonProduced by Allison BresnickMusic by Mark HudsonThis show is powered by Simplecast.This episode is sponsored by Sakara and Coors Light.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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We are a sibling rivalry. No, no. Sibling rivalry. Don't do that with your mouth. Sibling, revelry. That's good. Olivier. I want you to know that I'm in heaven right now

because I'm doing a shoot. Sounds like hell. No. What do you mean? I'm excited. It's going to be fun. Yeah, but you like that stuff. I hate photo shoots and press.

Gratitude, Ollie, it's the new year. I can hate things. I can still hate things. But you should be so grateful. But I'm getting my nails done right now for tomorrow. You know, they're trying to make the sets really small to get my feet, my toes done, and my nails done today. Gratitude.

Gratitude. But I just made homemade pasta with my new pasta. the insert on my kitchenade that mom-paw got me for this. It was my first homemade pasta with that machine and I made a rigatoni, a real simple rigatoni

with a tomato and cream sauce and it was... Nice. Smoking! I know. I love cooking. That's my new thing. I was listening to Stern today

and Seth Rogen was on. It was from a couple years ago, but, you know, he's heavily into pottery. And his stuff is fucking amazing. Go on to his Instagram account. Look at some of this stuff. It's awesome. That's so cute. I want a hobby, though, like that.

And I think it's going to be outdoor over fire cooking. I'm obsessed with it. I've been reading. Wow. He's like really into it. Yeah. He's got a whole kiln and garage of pottery. He makes like millions.

He makes like six different things a day. I mean, he's very prolific, but some of them are awesome. It's really useful. Do you think he'd give me one of these or would I have to pay for? You'd probably have to pay for it. I mean, he's got so many. How much do you think he charges for his pottery? I don't think he sells it, do you?

Well, you can't have a setup like that and not sell it. I mean, I think he's doing potter. because the word pot is in pottery. So it's like per, it's like pottery. I love this. Let's see here. Hold on. Hey, Siri. God.

Does Seth Rogan sell his pottery? Why would Siri know that? Siri has limited knowledge. He does not sell his ashtrays. That's too bad. Well, I'm sure if he listens to this, which I know he does every week, he'll give you one. I hope so.

Maybe he'll come on. He should come on and talk about his hobby. Anyway, all of this to say is that it inspired me this morning in a way. I want a hobby like that. And I know what I really love right now. But the problem is it's not really a hobby because this cooking, I've been reading these books on this open fire cooking. And it's gotten giving me a boner.

Just big boners. It's so fucking cool. I love it. I love that. That's great. Yeah. So I'm designing a grill. I'm designing a grill with an iron worker.

No, to buy. Oh, really? Mm-hmm. With who? Which iron worker? Just this guy. Stop it. Stop it.

You don't know enough about cooking on an open flame. I'm learning. To create a grill. It's like the car before the course. No, no, no, no. You're right, but have blueprints from this guy that I really like. Is this your boy? What happened with that guy who, like, you went all the way down there?

He, like, wasn't there. I texted him actually on years or the next day, just to wish for my Happy New Year. That's what I do. I go through my Rolodex. I go through like all my contacts. I'm like, Happy New Year. Happy New Year. Happy New Year.

Really? I didn't do any of that this year. Let's talk about what we did. I did nothing. I went to the desert. I hung out with mom and pa. I was so happy. Did you stay up?

No, none of us did. We were like kind of, what should we do? It was a little cold outside. We like made a s'more. Then we came back in. We're like, should we make a drink? Yeah. Literally once more.

I was like, should we make a drink? I was like, I had one drink. And then I was like, I'm exhausted. I just want to go to bed. And so I thought about how nice it was to not have any pressure for the night. Then I said the mom would ever be the way it used to be when we used to like, like, well, I still want to throw our party that we do. Fuck, yes. Are you crazy?

Let me tell you something. If you said to me, hey, look, let's just throw a party and there was no COVID, you know, I would have been like absolutely not. There's no what. We do something small at your house. Remember a few years ago we did that sort of throwback 20s dressed up party? That was so fun. Yeah, that was before Danny and I were together. That was a fun party.

Danny came that night. He came to the party and with his brothers, you know, because we've known them forever. And we danced, we danced that night, didn't we, baby? I don't think he has recollection. There's in the living room? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, we were like viving each other.

They were flirting with me, big time. I wasn't. I don't flirt when I'm with people. He's being funny. Everyone's going to flirt when you're with somebody. They're still flirty. You know, you can't just be cut off. Danny, no.

Danny flirts. Danny flirts with certain lenses and grow ops. With strobe lights. Yeah, he flirts with certain buds. Oh, my God, speaking of which, you know, Danny's been growing. This was like the new year thing. He's been cultivating these beautiful pot plants, like, unbelievable. I mean, every day, all day, taking care of them.

And he finally cut them down right before New Year's. And now it's, what is it called? Curating? Curing. And now he's curing them. Where are we at in that process, Daniel? Well, we is not any part of this. This is Danny. No, because I get to smoke it.

You can buy it from Danny. He's going to sell it. You know what's been amazing about the process is also learning through Danny about the plant. Well, when I first grew weed with John when we were in high school, we grew these plants that were like 100 feet tall. We didn't understand the process, though, of the maturation. of the plant. We didn't know that we smoked the bud.

We just thought we just smoked weed. And so we dried it out way before it had even flowered and just stripped off all the leaves and rolled eight billion joints. And John had put so much pesticide on it because he saw like a little fruit fly. And he's like, oh, shit. So they looked like ET, like when ET was sick.

It was like white. We didn't know what we were doing. I mean, we had no idea what we were. were doing but it was it was fun it's a fun process they're like your babies yeah yeah it's been fun for danny i like gardening and growing other things too it's not because i can like some major like weed no you don't even smoke weed that's the irony of this is dan i like growing weeds yeah yeah it is a magical plant it's a there's no plant like it's it's really um because danny is into Horticulture.

Why do you say it like that? Just because it's a funny word. It sounds very like Horticulture. It's very into horticulture. He loves, he's a bit of a green thumb, you know.

He loves it and he does. He's been planting all kinds of different things and then the marijuana plants were really special. Like it's just so beautiful. It's crazy. When you see these plants grow and watching them grow

how symmetrical they are and watching the process and how they flower and everything. It was really... But especially how temperamental they are and the care that goes into cultivating them and growing them, you have to pay so much attention and give it so much love and care and all of these different factors

have to be in perfect balance for the plant to thrive. It's really amazing if you like to grow part of things. But where did the weed... Like, where did this, I mean, where did this plant grow naturally, then, if it takes so much. For thousands and thousands of years. That's not what I mean. What I mean is, you're ready? I got the answer right here.

Okay. From sites where prehistoric hunters and gatherers lived. Oh, back to the hunter-gatherer, allings is my favorite. Love this stuff. Which, by the way, all over the other day wrote into our family group text. That's what I am. Arbitrary. He called New Year's Arbitrary.

It is. An arbitrary day. It's not. No, it marks the beginning of a new year. There's nothing arbitrary about that. It's not made up. It is. It's an arbitrary day.

We don't have to get into this. We've created a new year. You know, we've created months and we've created time. The founder was created for a purpose. And that purpose is crops. Yeah, who got the crops? Who got the crops? Bob MCs.

It was high when I wrote that little note to everyone. And it just came to me. It was interesting because it's the one time of year. Listen to me. It's the one time of year where hope is alive. It's where everyone is hopeful for something new and better. I think in that moment, in that 10 seconds, when people are counting down to the new year,

there is more optimism in the world. than pessimism. There's more hope than there is not. And it goes away, but right in that moment, people are like, it's going to be a good one. Like, there's more joy in those 10 seconds than there are throughout the entire year combined. It's almost like we should,

there should be like a Friday countdown, like a weekly countdown of joy and optimism for the weekend. And it's like, you know, when the clock strikes like six, your weekend is really started. So like at 5.59, everybody gathers around and then there's 10 seconds and it's like 10, nine, you're like, yeah, we're going. At least you get that feeling once a week.

I know. You're right because I do believe in like collective energy and like prayer and how effective it is when there is when people pray collectively or like you said like there's like so many people are hopeful and optimistic in that moment that has to. shift the collective consciousness it has to shift it it's not a band no collective soul

collective soul yeah it's a band um Ollie so we didn't what did what was your favorite Christmas present? Wait well first of all my new year's I didn't we didn't oh my god

oh yeah yeah no please tell me that this was not oh Oliver it was recording but I hope it just plugged in all the way My mic Well I think it was

My New Year's I was camping for three nights In Sanny Inez On this mesa that was incredible Hold on Hold on Danny wasn't recording We weren't recording

Who? Allison You weren't recording, Kate? No. Happy New Year. 2021. That was some good shit though in there. Well, we can figure it out.

We'll be fine. Allison's like, why am I with these two idiots? Okay. We're back. You know what? I feel like we figured everything out. We're on track now. Um, but we, I didn't, I didn't talk about my new year.

My new year camping, it was amazing up on this mesa in San Diego. Yeah. And I got to use your Christmas present, which was a grill that I really wanted, which was sort of a hardwood grill, hardwood charcoal grill. And I cooked all, I cooked lunches and dinners on and it's just so fun. Was it great? Did, how was the grill? It was great. I mean, it's awesome.

Is it like a grill you'd use again or is it like? Oh, no, 100%. It's for camping, so I won't use it here at the house. You know, I have the green egg. Yeah. And then I've got the kudu that Wyatt got me. And then I got your grill and then mom got me a grill. All I got with grills and no shoes.

All grills and no shoes. Yeah, because your shoes are like $500. You just sell them. That's absurd. I've never sold one pair of shoes. But you're about, you're going to. You're going to. No, I'm not.

I don't need to. I've made big time investments. No, I don't need to sell my shoes. But anyway, cooked amazing steak, but I took some veggies through them in the ash. You know, I'm trying to, it's good. Everything was great. And the New Year's was like you, though. I mean, it was dark by 630 and we were done.

I mean, I was. So tired. So tired. But we drank, Aaron drank. Aaron drank. Oh, Aaron. Aaron. I love an Aaron.

Aaron's New Year's drunky is so funny. It's the funniest. This was an all-timer. I mean, an all-timer. No. I hate that I missed it. She was so great. I put her into bed at 11, like, 54.

I was like, you can't even go six minutes. We need, you got to go to bed. Why? What was she doing? We were just drinking wine in the day and, you know, it was beautiful day on this mesa and there's a lot of places to sort of walk around. And we were just drinking, hanging out. And, you know, by 10 o'clock, 1030, it kicks in.

You realize you've had a lot to drink and boom, it hits you. Well, no, I know how people get drunk. I mean, it's not what I was asking. What did you ask? I want to know. like what happened with her? Like what was so on another level? Oh, you know when Aaron just gets like super fun and crazy.

And then it just gets like, ah, and you kind of don't understand everything that she's saying. And then, you know. Oh, it's my favorite thing because it just doesn't happen often at all. It's like once a year. Once a year and usually it's a year. She saves it for the Halloween party. and Christmas. I mean, in New Year's.

And New Year's, yeah. And she went there. And even on a very mellow New Year, she's like, fuck it. This is my time to get this way. So I'm going for it. Oh, that's so funny. But it was great. I had battery issues, though.

So today I'm home. And I've been in watts, volts, hell. I've been trying to learn about batteries and, you know, how they all work. and oh because it was freezing at night and I had to run my furnace which takes battery power the batteries ran out at like 3 in the morning we were freezing I had to go turn on generators

I just didn't get it right this time right so now I need more education and I was reading all day about 12 volt batteries and how they operate the whole RV thing and trying to figure all that out it's like for me of all of the things I want to do in my life and learn about and be a part of

that is not it now see I'm the opposite I love it so much that's what Danny and I are a perfect like he loves all that stuff but you know what you know what honestly today has made me realize or gotten me more excited about as sort of sustainable solar energy you know and learning about how solar panels work because I have a I have a hundred I have a 170 watt solar panel on top of my trailer to power my battery but learning about how many batteries you need how many panels you need to power the amount of appliances or electronics that you have in your home and it's really fucking cool and you can start small you don't have to go huge like you can get a couple panels and power a few things and then build out from there and I think I'm going to start doing that

I think that's a good idea. You know, every time I've always wanted to go totally solar in my house and I've had two, now three different people come out who do solar panels and they basically just like turn me away. They're like, no, we can't do it here. And I'm like, what do you mean? What does that mean? I don't know why.

And do they give you a reason? I mean. No. They're like, we're out of here. You're like, wait a minute, why. I just say, okay. Okay. Thanks.

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You just too Sikaraed. Yeah, I just sikaraed it. What is Sikara? The actual meaning of a lot of it. the word. It means abundance of wellness. Does it? No, but it should. Oliver,

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and it is a beer that is made to chill to chill I was chilling yeah so what did you do you just reached for that well you know what I did I put them in my cooler I waited for the mountains on the bottles

and the cans to turn blue that's when I knew that it was time to go to guzzle to go through to go through oh yeah it was rhyming yeah they get blue

and then you drank and it is crisp and incredible and you're not going to get a colder refreshment it is made to chill it's cold loggered it's cold filtered it's cold packaged it's literally cold beer we always have to mention that because, you know.

Yep. That's where we from. I know. And it's all about being cold. Mm-hmm. When it's cold outside and you're like skiing or you're hiking or we took a hike up right. Remember when we took our hike up to the, and it's a little brisk and you have a cold beer. There is just nothing like it.

Oh, my God, a cold course light in the snow on like a sun deck, you know, but in the snow. I love it. You got your glove on, you got a glove on, but you're drinking a cold Coors Light. It doesn't get better than that. Oh, so bad. So Coors Light is the one that we choose

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Wait, I have some things that I want to say about the New Year. Ollie, I didn't do any resolutions this year. I didn't even think about the things that I want. You did? We had a fire. We were camping, so we wrote stuff and threw them in the fire. I didn't do anything like that. I didn't even...

Yeah, but it's all the same shit. It's the same thing. that I wrote when I was 17, nothing's changed. I was just, I found a journal from like 1997 or something about, and my New Year's resolutions were in there. I'm like, this is fucking crazy. It's the same. I can't get rid of these things.

I think you talked about that last New Year's on the episode. I probably did. I think you just said the same thing that you said a year ago. Yeah, but we have new listeners now, so they'll appreciate it. Well, what do you want to resolve? Well, this is a good thing. You know what I've been thinking about lately? Sharks.

Interesting. Dad. I was thinking, I've been thinking a lot about dad. I've been thinking about our sisters that we don't spend any time with and our brother. Brothers. We've got four siblings we don't spend any time with. And I was thinking. about how everybody's getting older.

I was talking with Uncle Mark and he, him and I were, you know, texting and, and I just had this moment of like, you know, it would be nice to connect a little bit, especially with my sisters. Because especially we've been talking so much about sibling relationships and distraught relationships or good, and we're sitting here.

and we're like, we've got the best family. Like, we're so great. And yet we don't ever acknowledge the fact that we have four other siblings. Four. Yeah, so I've been thinking a lot about the Hudson's, thinking that it's important that we reach out to all of our siblings

and maybe connect with them a little bit. And then I've been thinking about my health and feeling like that is the priority of my life now because I want to live a long time for my kids. But I really been thinking about how I don't want my life to change that much since COVID. Like I had this psychic reading and I've got all these movies coming out and they're like, well, by June, everything's going to pretty much be back to normal and people aren't going to wear masks and only people are going to, you know.

And I was like, I'm scared. I don't want to go back, you know. I'm sort of like in a weird way. I'm enjoying the intimacy of our family. and the closeness, and then I have this, I don't have to be anywhere or go anywhere, you know. I'm loving it. And, you know, I'm just, in my head, I'm like,

I want to keep that going, you know. I'm loving it. Yeah, no, I don't disagree with you, but I think that it's been long enough to where I'm hoping that that has solidified, meaning it's not just a passing moment and time where now we all just separate and go do our own things. I think it's been ingrained a little bit

where family means more and being together means more than it ever has and will continue to feel that way and be that way even though we are allowed to be out in public and do our thing, you know? Yeah, I hope so. I hope so. And also just like work and travel, you know,

this is the first year. You're excited to travel. I haven't been on a commercial. This is maybe the longest that I have in my entire life. I'm not kidding. My entire life. not been on an airplane. Oh, I haven't.

I haven't flown not one time in like, shit, a year and a half maybe. Because I drove to Colorado last Christmas. So I haven't even, it's been. Oh, yeah, and then you didn't even come to New York. No, because of COVID. No, you got sick. I got sick.

It was right at the beginning of COVID. No, he had influenza A. I did, but, no, it's, it's been over a year and a half, I think. That's crazy. I know, I know. The first half is going to sound like crap because I let Allison down and didn't hit the report button. I know, but see, this is what people want. They want our first episode in the new year to be really raw and authentic.

Kate, where's your mic? In my vagina. You could talk about your balls all the time But the second a girl says Guys can talk about their penises The second a girl is like My vagina And they're like

I know there's a double standard But I don't like it There's such a double standard I don't care I'm going with the double standard I know but you know what here's the thing I don't even like girls talking about I don't like the smells of any

That's like not my thing Like guys who fart Like you're a farting thing Like, it's just gross. Let me ask you a question. So when girls do it, it's like, I get, yeah, the double standard is shitty. It should never have that. But even like when anybody does it, I don't care.

I don't want to talk about how your balls smell or what your vagina feels like. Of all the men that you know, of the men that you know in your life, right, including Danny and the brothers and me, why a paw, whatever. Whose balls do you think consistently smell the worst? Well, first of all, I've never smelled. any of my brother's balls. No, no, I'm not saying that you know. I'm saying who would you think, like, just from, like, who would you guess? Oh, this is a good question.

This is a good question. I would say it would be a tie between. I have to say, I think, I might have some musty balls. You probably don't. I would have to agree with you. I think that's probably. I think it's a tie between Michael. and there's another put another bleep over that

would that would that be your call yeah we got to name this episode the ball drop okay well that was good what is your resolution um I don't know man it's it's it's boring stuff it's the same it's it's be free be fearless you know just love hard and

don't be afraid and i feel like you definitely need to change these up it's the same shit all the time i don't want anything else and by the way i get better and better at it but it's just the same stuff you know it's not like sail around the world or you know anything that's my by the way that's my ultimate bucket list. Sailing around the world? My ultimate bucket list. There's a couple things that I'm going to do. I want to sail.

I want to get a schooner. I want to take my kids. And I want to literally sail the world. Yeah, but you want to be a passenger on the boat or like sail it? I'm not going to be in like a dingy. Like a starfish. I'm not going to be in like or what are they called a sunfish? The sunfish.

It's like sailing the world in a sunfish. No, I'm not like trying to break any records. All right. And I want to sail the world. I want to check out and I want to, I'll do, you know, I'll do little work here and there. But I'll take the year and I'll be on a boat. Mm-hmm. And I'll go, plan it out and you do it all the right way, right?

So you get to all the fun spots. Yeah. Maybe you do all of the, you know, the islands around. Is Danny going? I hope so. I mean, he's going to take his camera and document the whole thing and make, we're going to make a movie out of it. oh and we'll talk about what we learn and then we'll go do like some you know charitable stuff during the time and go do world food program stuff can be called around the world in 80 days

it's a good title really really profound and clever it's a very good title um but not this year this is not a resolution to accomplish in 2021 no but it's definitely like a bucket list yeah it's a bucket list when, like, Ronnie's, like, 12? Right. My New Year's resolution is just to sweat again. Oh, we need to get you sweat. Tomorrow it starts. Great.

This isn't good. This is great. But I'm saying it's time to get my shit together, you know. Anyone who starts the New Year before Monday is crazy. You know, I mean, that's weird. Because New Year's was on the weekend, basically. So it's like, oh, fuck it. I can't start now.

got away till Monday. Yeah. If all should be forgot, how did I said you? This is like a Jewish version of Old Saint. This is like the... I don't know the words. What is it called?

St. Aynes. Old St. Aynes? We did a whole bit on this in the last New Year's. Remember we're like... What does it even mean? I still don't know what it means. Yeah, yeah, we don't know what it means. It didn't hold.

It didn't retain. It doesn't matter. Maybe that should have been my New Year's resolution is to actually try to retain information. I have a terrible. You know what it's good about not retaining information? It just frees your brain up from more information. I don't know what that means. I don't know.

Okay. But happy New Year. Happy New Year. Happy New Year, everybody. Happy New Year, everybody. It's an arbitrary day. Oliver, it's not, why do you keep saying everything's arbitrary? It's not arbitrary.

It is. But it was created for a reason. The dinosaurs didn't have New Year's. That's not the point. Of course it is. No, it's not. No, it's not. The dinosaurs didn't have a consciousness.

Uh-huh. They didn't. No, they didn't. Dino consciousness. Dino consciousness sounds great. Whatever that is, I want some. I want some dino consciousness. I, um, no, it's not arbitrary.

It is actually a day. Okay. We don't have to go over this again. You, I, it's potatoes, potatoes. No, it's not, it's not potatoes. It's not, it's not potatoes, it literally is a day for a reason. If it's tomatoes, tomatoes, then, whatever. Let's call the whole thing off.

Okay. And goodbye. God, you're in such a hurry. I can't wait to be in the same room and do a podcast together. It'll be really fun. It's going to be so fun. I know. All right, happy New Year.

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