Sibling Revelry with Kate Hudson and Oliver Hudson - We've Been Doing This For a Year?!

Episode Date: December 3, 2020

We're a little late, but it's been a year since "Sibling Revelry" launched! On this episode, Kate and Oliver catch up on the past few weeks, read some listener emails, 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, OLIPOP, Each & Every, and Bev. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Proof of Life on the IHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. Hi, I'm Kate Hudson. And my name is Oliver Hudson. We wanted to do something that highlighted our relationship. And what it's like to be siblings. We are a sibling rivalry. No, no Sibling reverie

Don't do that with your mouth Sibling Reveory That's good I love you I love you I don't want you to take this personally Okay

But But you're like the last person I want to be talking to right like I love working with you and I love doing this but there's so many other things I'd rather be doing right now okay I couldn't agree with you more I couldn't agree with you more I'm dreading I knew I could tell you that and that you'd probably feel the same way and that we'd both be okay with it I do it's a Sunday there's a Sunday the baby's finally sleeping I There's, like, so many things I could be doing.

I know. Well, let's do a shorthy. No, I just think that this is a good thing for people to understand that it's like, okay, you know, to just sometimes not want to hang with your sibling. I feel like this is less to do with me and more about just what you could be doing, the other things that you could be doing. Yeah, yeah. You know, if you're going to talk to anyone, you know, it would be me.

I mean, who else would you want on here right now? You know? It's true. That's probably true. That would be really interesting. I probably would rather talk to Bill Gates than you. Yeah. No, I would.

Well, we're here. Let's see. Well, how is your Thanksgiving? Oh, yeah, we didn't have Thanksgiving together. It was fine. It was wonderful. We had the Fuji Cow was over. Everyone got tested because, you know, I'm shooting.

so I have to be super careful. Danny's brothers and mom. And so they got tested and we had a great Thanksgiving. It was really mellow. We sat outside and I cooked the whole thing, which was kind of crazy. But everything turned out. I mean, that's not fair. Some people, like, Cian, she brought a salad and Danny's mom made some root

vegetables and helped me in the kitchen and stuff like that. But it was wild. I don't think I've ever made. made a Thanksgiving like that. I did once in, and when I was shooting Fools Gold in Australia, over Thanksgiving, I cooked a whole Thanksgiving,

but this was the first time I'd done it myself like that. And, um, it was, it sucked to be away from everyone, but it was kind of nice. It was so easy and we all cooked and it was mellow and we did our thankfuls and Joey cried.

Why did he get sad when he was being grateful for his wife? He was, he was, Yeah, he was thankful for the moment. And then he was also, you know, just then he moved off onto making the world a better place. And it being more, you know, everyone being more together. Was he microdosing shrooms?

Not so much animosity towards each other. He was totally, he was totally microdosing. There's a strong possibility. Yeah. Or not. Or just like ate some chocolate mushroom. It was something It was something But it was great

Everyone gave a good toast Kids gave a good toast It was good, it was simple Nice It was kind of nice Nice It was kind of nice I mean I missed everybody

It was wonderful and nice And I thought it was interesting Because what I found about Celebrating away from the people That I normally celebrate Which only usually happened when I was working, it just sort of felt like, I don't know, this whole COVID experience has distilled down sort of the meaning of like your immediate family. And the one thing I will say is that I love, I love that our family unit is good. Like it's a good, solid family unit. It's sort of brought that into real focus for me.

and that I felt content. And as much as I missed everybody, I felt full. That also being said, it just didn't feel like a normal big holiday. And Thanksgiving is like my favorite holiday, you know, where everybody's there and you've got the foot. We didn't even have football. It was like, cancel. There were two games. No, I know.

It's been such a different year. So for me, I just, I think I'm getting to the point where I'm ready for things. to just fucking go back to normal. Like right when I'm ready for it to kind of go back to normal, it's like we shut, L.A. shuts down again. I know. You know? I know.

I'm over it. I'm over it for so many reasons. But specifically to this, you know, speaking to this podcast, I just can't wait to do this in person again with guests and, you know, having the one-on-one or two-on-two experience. I know. Ah, God, Zoom. Ollie, it's been a year

We didn't even properly Because of COVID We just like don't celebrate things properly And we didn't even celebrate our year anniversary Oh, I know It's been one whole year Wow We've been potting for a year

How many episodes do we have? 54-55 Wow One a week Can I quit now or should I have. Next year is going to be better. No, you're not done. We're just getting started. I feel like I want to like kick this up a notch now. First of all, once we can get back out there, we do live shows, which will be really fun. I can't wait to do a live show.

Can't wait to do that? Can we do a number? Yeah, well, we're going to open every show with like a choreographed situation. Great. Great. Because that's what I think people need. You know, they need a, they need a, our version of Donnie and Murray. that's exactly what we are you and I you and I on a talk show would crush Oliver listen you need to be more humble

no I can't it would crush it would be fun it would be fun and then hopefully it would crush now the ratings would be fucking huge oh god I just want to be over

Also, right at the time when you realize, like, oh, we can't be complacent because it's getting worse, right? So right when you're just so sick of it, it's like, oh, fuck it. You just have that moment like, oh, fuck it. I don't care. And then you're like, no, I do care. It's getting really bad. We can't, you know. I was thinking about the other day and I was like, oh, my God, I was watching a show and it was in New York.

And I was like, oh, my God, I would give anything right now to go into one of my favorite little New York drink spots that's like cozy with like a mixologist at night and like have a little bourbon cocktail with my friends and stay out to like one and like walk the streets and laugh and just like, oh my God, you're so crazy. And without your mask. It's like a montage and a movie of your life. I want to do it so bad. I can't wait to go to a bar. It's going to be, it'll probably be crazy. Like once the All Clear is given, I mean, you know, it's going to be party time. People are going to go nuts. I don't think people are going to go nuts, but I do think people are going to be excited to, like, connect in spaces.

Like, I actually think that even though the restaurant business is getting hit so hard, I have so many friends in the restaurant business. And it's such a hard time for them right now. I just, my heart goes out to everybody in, like, with a restaurant and bar community. I'm thinking about all of our friends who have spent their whole life, like, building and creating the most beautiful places that, like, and they've all been shut down for a year, basically. Shut down or at half capacity. I mean, that's just wild. But I think what's going to happen once this is, like, kind of.

have lifted or vaccine or it starts to go down or whatever you're going to see people are going to be out and they're going to be so happy to be out it's going to be it's going to feel joyous they'll probably be covid babies not like afterwards kind of like after world war two you know there's going to be a covid boom i thought it might happen during covid but i think there's been more divorces and fights and then i think after covid ends everyone's going to want to get laid and everyone's going to sleep with everybody, and then you're going to have babies all over the place. And there's also going to be the rush of people who are like, great,

I'm so happy we're out of COVID. I'm leaving you. Right, right, right. Stuck in this house. Thank you. Thank you for making this time at least somewhat manageable, but it's over. All right.

And by the way, you can have the kids. Yeah, I'm very. very happy with you being primary parent. Bye. Right, great. Yeah. Hey, one weekend a month, I'm fine with that. Oh, my God. So funny.

But yeah, no, I was wondering about work as well because I'm going back to work in December and I texted the producer today. I said, are we going back to work? And apparently we're essential workers. Yeah. I guess. We're considered.

That category, I guess. I mean, for entertainment purposes. You know what I was thinking? It's like when you're doing these things, you realize like, oh, yeah, entertainment, it kind of is essential, isn't it? I mean, what would we be doing right now without the outlet of entertainment? And by the way, you know, that would, that even goes, let's just boil this down to not having technology. If we were all living back in the, you know, in here, I like, I like going. back to Hunter Gatherer days.

It's kind of my thing, you know. But think about if it was Hunter Gatherer, we'd be putting on our own entertainment. Yeah. Do you think back in Hunter Gather days, there was like, they did plays? Yeah, of course.

Of course. They did all kinds of fun sort of things for entertainment. They danced and they would... We don't know. Yeah, we do. Yeah, we do. We know that the Hunter Gathers danced. Yes. Oliver, of course.

Well, there was art in the caves, but we have no evidence that they were like dancing. Oh, yeah, there was music and sound experiences. I love your head. If you guys can see Oliver's face right now, he's like trying. He doesn't know if he should believe me or if he... I don't know what I'm talking. about but you know what here i'm going to look it up right now okay yeah i'm i'm just fucking with you i have no idea but let's see do you think kids got together and like did you know did routines and

stuff hunter gatherers hold on oliver jesus did hunter gatherers have entertainment well we know you know they had instruments so analysis of the anthropological literature suggests that hunter gatherers use play and humor more or less deliberate to make their highly egotarian mode of existence possible. Mm-hmm. So... Right. The court jester, it makes it possible to have to exist. You need humor and you need a court jester to exist.

Is Ron? Oh, my God. Where's my phone? Is she just singing? She's singing, let it go. She's singing let it go. She's all about Frozen now? Yeah, it's all about Frozen. It's the only thing we've ever let her watch, which she's just completely obsessed with.

And we have to skip through the monster part. So like write when Elsa and she goes, get out. And then the monster comes. We like basically skip to the end. But she's, yeah, She's totally obsessed. She sings that. She sings, she's really liking the sound of music.

I've been showing her the videos from Sound of Music. Mm-hmm. She loves that. Mm-hmm. Sakara. Oh, who. Oh, man. a bunch of organic, ready-to-eat-eat-meals

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It's really good. Yeah, it's really, really good. I'm a big root beer drinker just generally since I was a baby. And they have a classic root beer that is very, very, very good. Yeah, I like the orange squeeze personally. I'm into the orange. But what I like about this is that, I mean, I'm always trying to find healthy alternatives to soda. You know, it's nice to have these alternatives.

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Oh, good. Dear Oliver and Kate, I realize you receive many emails and messages each day, so I am unsure if this will make it to you, but I wanted to send it anyway. My name is Annie, and similar to all of your listeners, I'm a huge fan of your podcast. Your episodes keep me company while I am running, cleaning, studying, or doing schoolwork. I'm a Ph.D. student. And while on road trips. I'm continuously inspired by your vulnerability and honesty. Most importantly, I'm inspired by the love at the center of your family relationships,

which is evident in the stories you tell and the way you talk about family. It reminds me of what is important in life, spending time with people you love. I'm lucky enough to have two siblings, an older sister and younger brother. I joke with my siblings about being the middle child, yet I feel incredibly lucky that I am sandwiched in between two amazing people. I can say with all my heart that my siblings have made me who I am and inspire me to be the best version of myself. My sister is thoughtful, selfless, and just has a heart for serving others.

My brother is kind, patient, and always an optimist. I realize people have different feelings about being a middle child or about siblings in general, but as one of my favorite TV show says, the middle is the best place to be. When I listen to your podcast, I laugh, I cry, and walk away with immense gratitude for family and the people I love. Thank you for sharing your stories and your hearts with your listeners. Lastly, thank you to everyone on your team who makes the podcast possible. What a wonderful group of people with love, Annie. Aw.

That's so cute. I love that, Annie. And you know what? We are so grateful for our team. Take a load off, Annie. That makes us possible to Allison, our producer. Her name is Alison Bresnick. And then we have Amanda who works with us with our ads.

and then we have an editor and his name's Josh Simple cast is our host who got a good little team and so thank you Annie and it sounds like you have awesome sweet email awesome siblings I know

and I love that she's sharing you know a lot of times we read things that can be heartbreaking you know it's also nice to read something that's just a sort of a love letter to their siblings you know she just loves her siblings I also like what she's saying about being sandwiched in between.

I feel that way. You know, I'm like sandwiched in between my favorite people. Mm-hmm. You know. That's right. Me. Me. You just, you went off.

The best was that you just went off. Yeah, me. It went black. Yeah, no, I totally, I feel Annie right now. Thank you for setting that in, Annie. That is so awesome. Okay, ready? Hi, Caden Oliver, and all the wonderful people who make this podcast happen.

Firstly, wow, you guys are the best. Surely you are aware of that by now, but if not, here's a reminder. Don't call me Shirley. Oh, that's so sweet. As wild as this sounds, having spent many, many hours listening to you guys, I sort of feel like you're both now friends rather than celebrity strangers. At the beginning of COVID, I drove partway across Australia and listened to your podcast for eight hours straight.

Oh, my God. Wow. It felt so odd getting out of the car alone at the end of my trip, having felt like I spent the entire trip with company. This podcast has been such an incredible source of light in such a wild, crazy, in such wild crazy times. And on multiple occasions has caused me to look like, an idiot while I sit in the car alone laughing so hard at the two of you singing. Please never stop

singing. My COVID story is very mild compared to others who have suffered greatly, but nonetheless it's been a challenging year. Thanks to you too, though, my year has still consisted of laughs, smiles, and a hope for a better tomorrow. I'm so incredibly fortunate to have the two greatest siblings who I would literally do anything for. But, listening to the podcast has made me realize that not everyone has been as lucky. Ultimately, this realization has given me a deeper sense of gratitude for them both. I love this. I find it so interesting that even though as siblings, we are often all brought up in the same household with the same parents and the same rules, but we can turn out so extremely different. I guess it proves that

we are each unique in our own ways and maybe the best way to describe that simply is to compare it to flowers all in the same garden bed each surrounded by the same environment but each grow differently some maybe with shared roots and perhaps helping each other to grow wow that makes me teary anyway i won't get too deep or ramble on but just wanted to send an email to say thank you so much for doing what you do i always feel so much happier after listening to the podcast and i'm truly grateful for the many laughs shared. Keep up the wonderful work and thank you for making the ads actually interesting. Hard to do, but you guys do it brilliantly.

All the best. Lots of love. Arina. Arena. Erin. Erin. Actually, from Melbourne. Melbourne, Australia.

She's 21. P.S. I will absolutely be buying tickets to your live show when the time comes. Good. From Melbourne. That's right. Melbourne, baby. Melbourne. Danny just yelled out.

Rambelon. How to pronounce it probably Melbourne. Erin, she spells it E-R-I-N-N-A. Erina. Oliver's wife Spels it because Irina would be with an I.

E-R-R-A-I-E-R-E-R-E. I guess Erinah, yeah. Erin, my wife, E, is two ends. No way. That was beautiful. Beautiful, and articulate and poetic. I love that. I like sharing the roots and helping each other grow is really beautiful.

And it's so true, isn't it? Huh? We're a bed of flowers. On a bed of roses. This is for you, Arena. Or Arana. How does that start? It starts really like,

it's got that 80s. Exactly. Going down. And the players of glory. Take me down. Bev is one of the products. The fosters are, you know, influencing, using their influencer. uh status to um put out there so i kind of was like all right let me try this bev and i've been

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You hate aluminum and, you know, this is, I would definitely go to you. If I said, Kate, I need a deodorant that is healthy, but it's not going to keep me stinking. Because most deodorants, healthy deodorants, natural deodorants, you still stink. Yeah, you do. But then now found a deodorant. It works. Yes. I really like it.

I know it works for me. and hopefully it will work for you. When we put deodorant in on our arms, that is a direct line right to our lymph and right to our breast. I would just say if there's any product to go natural, it would be your deodorant. And I'm constantly looking for what I think works.

And this is one of the products that it really does work. I'm absolutely loving it. I right now, I'm digging the sandalwood scent because I like more. love sandalwood i use that i also have the green tea and cannabis which i dig but here we go it goes on smooth it's clear it dries clear there's no white residue gross stuff um and it smells so yummy it's essential oils it's vegan and cruelty free um and uh and it works it just works We can't wait for you to try

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Right now. That's promo code sibling At each and every.com slash sibling. Hi. Kate and Oliver and those at Sibling Ravelry, I listen to your podcast every morning on my walk to work. It has gotten me through some pretty painful times.

Being considered an essential worker in the commercial property management field was not something I was aware of when picking this profession. So it was a rude awakening when I first found out that I'm required to be at work every day during a global pandemic. Your chemistry, playfulness, positivity,

and realness, in capital letters, has made each morning walk a little bit easier and has helped me not to get wrapped up in my own thoughts as I make my way to work. Separately, I have a younger sister that works in New York who I struggle with maintaining a healthy, positive relationship from time to time. We are not typically in sync.

Being extreme opposites and four years apart has made it hard to relate to each other on many levels. Now the distance and pandemic has made it even harder. I admire how you two make it work and you've provided me with some ideas on how to maintain and nurture my relationship with my sister, and for that I thank you. Making an effort to maintain a sense of humor

with each other and not taking things too seriously has made it easier at times. I hope you continue to enjoy your time in Colorado and sending love from Chicago. Grace. Aw. We're changing lives. We're changing so many lives.

We're changing lives every day. We're like I served Mother Teresa. What is that? What is that? Oh, my God. Oliver. Grace. Grace.

Grace. I am, first of all, thank you. The other thing is, is it's so hard to not feel connected to your sibling. I know. I mean, you know, Aaron, we saw Brooks, her brother in Colorado this year, but she hadn't seen him in almost two years, right? Yeah, almost two years. That's just crazy.

It's tough. It's so sad. All right. But it does feel good on a serious note. It feels good from a selfish point of view when we get these emails and you know that some of the things that you're saying are resonating and people are sort of, you know, hearing our conversations and our stories and the way that we interact and using it in their own lives with their own siblings. It feels good. I also think, too, you know, we talk a lot about,

you know, it's like when Grace writes this in, you know, one of the things that I would say is that I think it's more common to have that kind of relationship with your sibling than it is to have really super crazy close relationships with your siblings you know i think more people probably relate to grace's experience than they do say ours where we're all so like codependent on each other which by the way grace has its own set of complications you know exactly but that being said you know i think we all long to connect to our to people who kind of know our story the best you know it's like you can even hear it

in the way that she's writing and that you know she could tell like she would like to have a stronger relationship and a positive relationship with her sibling well she also talks about humor

and how important humor is you know especially in getting through things not it being a mask because sometimes humor you know yeah can I be honest

about something having a sense of humor I'd love to know what that means. For instance, like, what does it mean to have a good sense of humor? How does one, I guess, how do you measure it? That's what I'm trying to understand. Like, how do you measure who has a good sense of humor? But people who aren't funny or don't get funny are, they just suck.

I have to say, like, it must be miserable to not, to have no humor. It might, like, I don't know how someone, you know what I mean? Yeah, you make a great point, though, with what is a sense of humor, what is funny. And I think that it just is different for everyone. I think when you have a group of people who can click with the same sense of humor, then for that group, they are funny together. But some, they might not like what I do, you know, in my group of friends. They don't get us as we don't get them.

But collectively in their little group, they are funny to each other. Right, right. But hold on a second. Like, why is it that, like, you could have one person say exactly the same thing as another person, exactly the same thing, exactly the same idea, trying to get the same response. But one person will actually be able through whatever it is that they have, whatever it is that they're able to convey, they'll be able to make someone really laugh. Whereas another person, you could be like, that's fucked up and that's really offensive. right yeah yeah it's a great it's a great question i mean i think it has to do with the nature of the person the timing whatever i mean i have more people tell me that i can get away with things

that most people can't you know why is that i don't know because i'm so handsome um no no i think it's that yeah my only concern with you is that then you get a little carried away and like one day you won't get away with it and you're just going to like so far so far so good you know I know I know I know when to hold my tongue and when to sort of I don't know farts are funny like farts are universally funny they always will be um Oliver I love you this was a good little ketchup I'm excited for Christmas let's end on this I'm excited for Christmas I know we're not going to be in Colorado um and that's okay I'm kind of excited for a little LA action you know it'll be fun we're going to have a good time it's going to be fun

Christmas is going to be good and we definitely have more episodes to discuss this but I love you. This is so fun and I'll see you next time on Zoom Sibling Revelry is executive produced by

Kate Hudson and Oliver Hudson producer is Alison Bresnick music by Mark Hudson, aka Uncle Mark. I'm Jorge Ramos. Together 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 activists to bring you death and analysis from a unique Latino perspective. The moment is a space for the conversations we've been having us, father and daughter, for years. Listen to The Moment with Jorge Ramos and Paola Ramos on the IHeartRadio 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. Listen 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 revolutionize fertility care. It grew like a tech startup.

While KindBody did help women start families, It also left behind a stream of disillusioned and angry patients. You think you're finally, like, in the right hands. You're just not. Listen to IVF Disrupted, the Kind Body Story, on the IHeart Radio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. This is an IHeart podcast.