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Kierra Sheard, George Wallace, Misa Hylton, Deon Taylor & Laura Foos · The Steve Harvey Morning Show

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Speaker 1: My next guest, and she's on the phone and a
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Speaker 1: bachelor's degree in English with it ironing sociology from Wayne
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Speaker 1: State University and it is currently working on a master's
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Speaker 1: degree in clinical psychology. Being a businesswoman in Entrepreneur, she
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Speaker 1: launched eleven sixty, a plus size clothing line. Her clothing
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Speaker 1: line and the customer base has reached and grown leaps
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Speaker 1: and bounds since we last talked on the phone, which
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Speaker 1: is last year, Love and sixty has gained tremendous traction.
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Speaker 1: Is now featured line sold to many many Macy's customers
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Speaker 1: across the world and on Macy's dot com. She will
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Speaker 1: be just a poart I like about this whole interview.
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Speaker 1: She will be be portraying her mother gospel legend Karen
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Speaker 1: Clark shared and the Clark's Sisters biopic aired on Lifetime
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Speaker 1: in Please Welcome back to money making conversations, Care shared,
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Speaker 1: Thank you, Hi, how are you girl? I had a
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Speaker 1: lot of talking about you then if I brought you up.
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Speaker 1: But let's talk about that clothing line first, you know,
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Speaker 1: because we talked about it last year and it was
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Speaker 1: doing good. What we in any new lines that you're dropping?
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Speaker 1: Its expanded. Let's talk about that first. This is a
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Speaker 1: plus lie plus size clothing line that's available on Macy's
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Speaker 1: dot com and in stores. Correct, uh no, actually it's
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Speaker 1: all just online at mabe dot com and you can
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Speaker 1: type in eleven sixty. Um, it's the word eleven and
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Speaker 1: then the number six zero. It's inspired by my mother,
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Speaker 1: it's her birthday and UM it is a line for
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Speaker 1: curvy women. Uh, and we're just working to provide them
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Speaker 1: with quality garments and styles that are fashioned forward, uh,
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Speaker 1: just allowing them to pop and stand out. But we
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Speaker 1: really designed with the curby woman in mind. UM. Whether
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Speaker 1: it's the part that we try to you know, kind
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Speaker 1: of camouflage not necessarily high, but sometimes we've got a
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Speaker 1: lot of juice and we want to be careful with
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Speaker 1: how we give the juice. So that's what we're doing.
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Speaker 1: We're just designing for curvy women. And it's on it's
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Speaker 1: available ACS dot com as well as my eleven sixty
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Speaker 1: dot com and it's doing really well and I'm hoping
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Speaker 1: to expand it a lot more in the future. How
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Speaker 1: do you market How do you market? I know you're
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Speaker 1: doing it on this show. Do you just market on
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Speaker 1: your social media? Do you model your clothes or your
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Speaker 1: social media? How do you get the word out about
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Speaker 1: the clothing line? You know? So I definitely have been
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Speaker 1: using my um social media. We are definitely kind of
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Speaker 1: working now on adding public relations or pr UM to
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Speaker 1: the marketing strategy that we do, but we basically seek
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Speaker 1: those opportunities. We look at our customers. Now we're studying
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Speaker 1: the occupations of our customers to not just go to
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Speaker 1: like plus size events or UM where the plus size
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Speaker 1: community is. We're trying to now go to where that
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Speaker 1: woman is directly to do direct marketing, whether it is
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Speaker 1: going to UM, you know, expos that maybe their jobs
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Speaker 1: are putting on and considering that there are other women
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Speaker 1: that maybe in their fields that are working there. We're
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Speaker 1: also doing the whole staturating the plus size market, so
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Speaker 1: finding those areas of like UM body positivity and going
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Speaker 1: to events like Curby con or Essence Fast UM and
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Speaker 1: not just like I said, not just trying to go
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Speaker 1: to the plus size UM events, but trying to just
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Speaker 1: find where the customer is so that we can grow
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Speaker 1: the customer base as well as create some sort of
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Speaker 1: customer retention. Just constantly saying that we're doing something new
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Speaker 1: and fresh and UM. Like we did say, digital influencers
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Speaker 1: on social media. That's a big thing. So you have
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Speaker 1: YouTubers now and you have people who are posting on
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Speaker 1: social media, so we use them as well. UM. Sometimes
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Speaker 1: that can be a bit um expensive, but these are
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Speaker 1: the sacrifices that we have to make, obviously, and I'm
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Speaker 1: sure a lot of us know that that we're listening
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Speaker 1: because we are here to make money, but if there
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Speaker 1: are parts of investments that are sacrifice that we have
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Speaker 1: to make, and it has a lot to do with
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Speaker 1: the investment. So that's how we're marketing digital influencers. Um,
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Speaker 1: going to the different events, even e marketing as far
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Speaker 1: as like the Blast and stuff, trying to live in
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Speaker 1: their emails but not get on their nerves, just to
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Speaker 1: stay in their face. Um, as the old folks used
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Speaker 1: to say, out of out of sight, out of mind,
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Speaker 1: and we try to just keep it in their face
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Speaker 1: and showing different ways of how it can be styled.
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Speaker 1: And that's pretty much how we're doing. We're really trying
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Speaker 1: to get back to into the Facebook way of marketing
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Speaker 1: as well, and um, that's pretty much it. Now. Okay,
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Speaker 1: now now we made that shift. Now, now we've got
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Speaker 1: to go over to this Lifetime movie about the Clark's
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Speaker 1: sister's biopic were You Will Be Betraying your Mother gospel
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Speaker 1: legend Claire Karen Clark share, Now tell me about did
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Speaker 1: your audition for the real I absolutely fear for the
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Speaker 1: wrong m So, what what did you have that the
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Speaker 1: other actresses didn't have? What insight did you have? Well,
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Speaker 1: I didn't see what the well obviously had a lot
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Speaker 1: more insight. My mom. She is, uh, the woman who
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Speaker 1: brought me into this world. I wasn't able to see
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Speaker 1: the auditions of the other actors, but I will say
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Speaker 1: for me it was very special. Um. I was really
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Speaker 1: nervous about it, and I put my best foot forward.
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Speaker 1: And it's really special to me. Like while it is
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Speaker 1: a great opportunity and I'm so thankful for it and
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Speaker 1: just blessed that the Lord would even allow me to have,
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Speaker 1: you know, uh, the opportunity to be on such platform
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Speaker 1: like with Lifetime and so forth. Um, But to me
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Speaker 1: it's even special. It's beyond the world, and it's beyond
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Speaker 1: the platform. This is me delivering from my mom to
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Speaker 1: tell her story again and so that she can see
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Speaker 1: before her eyes, this is what you've done. And to
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Speaker 1: really applaud yourself for what you have experienced and how
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Speaker 1: you maintain your grace as well as your timelessness. Um
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Speaker 1: as a mother, a wife, artist, and as a public figure. Um.
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Speaker 1: So it's really sensitive for me. It's it's I hold
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Speaker 1: it dear to my heart, and UM, I hope it's
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Speaker 1: She's brought to tears with just the delivery and seeing that, Wow,
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Speaker 1: you know, I'm able to see myself again, UM, And
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Speaker 1: I hope that it's the way of me paying homage
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Speaker 1: to her. So it's really special for me. And it
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Speaker 1: was a lot of fun. I can't wait for you
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Speaker 1: all to see it because hearing their story and them
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Speaker 1: you know, being open and transparent about what has happened
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Speaker 1: um through the years, as well as just even acknowledging
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Speaker 1: or noticing their accomplishments by just speaking the name of
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Speaker 1: Jesus through love music stage. It was just it's just powerful.
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Speaker 1: So I can't make it for you are to see it. Okay,
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Speaker 1: where did you so? I'm assuming that what you're talking
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Speaker 1: that you've already shot the project. Yes we have. Okay,
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Speaker 1: what what was this shot at? Um? It was shot
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Speaker 1: at and I think we were in Canada, right, Okay, cool, okay, cool?
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Speaker 1: And did you anything surprised you in the movie? What
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Speaker 1: any information you didn't know about your mom or your
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Speaker 1: or your aunt. And it was just really engaging what
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Speaker 1: they don't set. Did you you know did they Did
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Speaker 1: you go to them for thoughts, inspiration, character development? I did, definitely.
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Speaker 1: I basically stayed on. UM. I kept asking my mom questions.
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Speaker 1: I slept with her in my ears. UM, I listened
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Speaker 1: to her music. UM. I was listening to the performances literally,
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Speaker 1: like just going to sleep with her, watching videos that
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Speaker 1: were already in my phone with her, just to follow
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Speaker 1: and watch her mannerisms and just to study her. Um.
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Speaker 1: They were one set, and they did have some interaction. UM.
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Speaker 1: And it's a lot more. I don't want to give
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Speaker 1: too much because I don't think I'm released too, but
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Speaker 1: I'm giving you a huge precursor of everything. But yes,
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Speaker 1: it was very interactive. That money make conversation. See, I'm
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Speaker 1: gonna ask questions that the average person wouldn't know because
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Speaker 1: I'm a producer managed talent. So but let me. You said,
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Speaker 1: said she does a little love. You said little habits.
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Speaker 1: What was one habit that you can tell me that
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Speaker 1: your mom does? Did that you make sure you included
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Speaker 1: in the movie. She's very soft spoken, but when she speaks,
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Speaker 1: she comes with power. UM. And so that's not an
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Speaker 1: easy thing to embrace because I am the opposite of
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Speaker 1: my mom. I am a little bit more um bolsterous
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Speaker 1: if that If that makes sense, I don't even know
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Speaker 1: if that's the word. But I talked a little more
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Speaker 1: than my mom, So I had to practice being quiet
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Speaker 1: and I love practicing that and if now even a
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Speaker 1: life skill that I would like to embrace a bit
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Speaker 1: more um. But I noticed that that she does that
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Speaker 1: she speaks um. She speaks a little, like very little,
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Speaker 1: but even when she hits the stage, just like whoa,
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Speaker 1: you're a completely different person. So I really tried to
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Speaker 1: George Wallace, UM, good morning to you. Ris mcdovil. Have
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Speaker 1: Uh oh my god, I can't even figure that out.
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Speaker 1: That's It's good to talk to you this morning. How
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Speaker 1: you doing well? Great? Thank you for calling on my
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Speaker 1: anniversary show. I appreciate you. But as usual, you're very busy.
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Speaker 1: Dr George Wallace. I am just busy like you said,
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Speaker 1: I have a residence at the Westgate and lost status
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Speaker 1: and it's just life. It's just good. I'm the most
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Speaker 1: best personal you have have met. That's all I want
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Speaker 1: to say. Well, you always say that you blessed, but
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Speaker 1: obviously you're blessing us with these jokes. Now, how do
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Speaker 1: you keep how do you just stay fresh on the
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Speaker 1: comedy stage, George Wallace? Because one here, all I do
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Speaker 1: is just I just love going to work, because all
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Speaker 1: I do is live. I just love the line and
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Speaker 1: I want to be in the world. But right now,
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Speaker 1: Donald Compass kicking. But but I'm doing what I have
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Speaker 1: to do. Well, I think you kicking everybody's butt, and
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Speaker 1: money and uh and have fun while you're making money.
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Speaker 1: That's what I like about my job and your job.
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Speaker 1: also to take off. Every day you get a chance,
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Speaker 1: well take off the course. You know what I'm saying. Absolutely,
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Speaker 1: I think that, you know, one of the things every
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Speaker 1: time you come on my show has been inspirational. We know,
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Speaker 1: we know you're funny, but I think what you always
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Speaker 1: also don't do what you don't enjoy. You know exactly exactly,
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Speaker 1: We can make it a joke and it's funny and
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Speaker 1: it makes sense. Let's talk a little bit about this
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Speaker 1: show because because I'm kind of mad with you about
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Speaker 1: the Vegas show, because you know, I love Vegas. I
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Speaker 1: Then they pulled it up on the screen, you know,
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Speaker 1: remember previously when you had your vague A show, you
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Speaker 1: up performers and you would also be funny as well,
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Speaker 1: are you doing the same thing at this show? It
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Speaker 1: this is whatever half fun. You never know who's gonna
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23:36
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24:20
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24:27
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24:30
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24:36
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24:40
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24:43
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24:45
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24:49
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24:56
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25:06
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25:10
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25:26
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25:29
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25:31
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25:34
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25:50
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25:53
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25:59
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Speaker 1: for the very first time, Dion Taylor. Man, thank you
30:00
Speaker 1: so much mother for having me. Man, really, thank you.
30:05
Speaker 1: There was a lot of titles I throw out there
30:06
Speaker 1: now was so, which one do you own up to? Writer, filmmaker, director,
30:10
Speaker 1: idea generator? Which one of those titles you claiming today? No,
30:14
Speaker 1: I'm gonna claim real person. Awesome claim real real person? Man? Person?
30:22
Speaker 1: Where does the real person come from? Where you based from? Uh?
30:25
Speaker 1: These ideas that you started generating? Where were you boring in?
30:29
Speaker 1: I'm I'm I'm born in Chicago, Illinois. I'm he's been Gary, Indiana. Um,
30:34
Speaker 1: spent a lot of time now in in northern California,
30:38
Speaker 1: ended up um moving there and living there for for
30:42
Speaker 1: a while now. But still all my families in the Midwest. Um,
30:46
Speaker 1: so I'm kind of like a have a cluster of
30:49
Speaker 1: different energies around me. Man. You know, the Midwest is
30:52
Speaker 1: born and bred and me. But then at the same time,
30:54
Speaker 1: I have to got the energy in the in the
30:58
Speaker 1: in the in the passion from the from the Northern
31:00
Speaker 1: California world as well. It's interesting, you know, writer producer
31:06
Speaker 1: that sitcoms and produce movies, and people always ask me.
31:10
Speaker 1: I tried to. I can't really give them a journey
31:12
Speaker 1: on how they could be successful because I was a
31:14
Speaker 1: former stand up comic, my degree in mathematics and uh
31:17
Speaker 1: managed Steve Harvey. So what was your path to get
31:20
Speaker 1: into where you are right now? What are some of
31:22
Speaker 1: the steps that you took of people who helped you
31:25
Speaker 1: get to where you're at today. Well, you know, my
31:30
Speaker 1: my back run is really different, man. I was. I
31:34
Speaker 1: was playing ball. Man, I'm a basketball player, and uh,
31:37
Speaker 1: for my entire life, that's what I did coming out
31:39
Speaker 1: of Gary, That's what I did throughout high school. That's
31:42
Speaker 1: what I did. End up being good enough to actually
31:45
Speaker 1: get a shot to play overseas and you know, playing
31:48
Speaker 1: professional ball. And while I was over there, you know,
31:52
Speaker 1: you never ever have an idea, man like what guy
31:55
Speaker 1: has in store for you. That's why you just gotta
31:57
Speaker 1: always keep your eyes opening, your energy. Oh and as
32:00
Speaker 1: well to receive um. While I was over there, Man,
32:03
Speaker 1: I just always had been a fan of film, love movies, man,
32:08
Speaker 1: like every other kid could quote movies, same movies. Man,
32:12
Speaker 1: My friends get thrown out of class in high school
32:14
Speaker 1: for being silly doing movies, you know. And Uh, here
32:17
Speaker 1: I am man overseas in Germany playing ball, and uh
32:21
Speaker 1: at the time, my girlfriend what she was doing when
32:24
Speaker 1: she was sending me DVDs, and I would get these
32:27
Speaker 1: DVDs and watch the movies. And because I didn't speak
32:29
Speaker 1: the language and the and the television was in German,
32:32
Speaker 1: I ended up going through the movie so fast. I
32:35
Speaker 1: started watching the making of those movies, so making up DVDs. Um,
32:40
Speaker 1: you know, bonus feats are ats, like all those types
32:43
Speaker 1: of things is what I would scan through. And uh,
32:46
Speaker 1: I became more interested in like how movies were made
32:48
Speaker 1: and actually watching them. So I would actually watch that
32:51
Speaker 1: person did watch the film. And um, little did I know, man,
32:56
Speaker 1: I was, you know, going through a metamorphosis. Man, I
32:59
Speaker 1: was chance formal right there in that moment in time
33:03
Speaker 1: in Germany into a filmmaker and did did not know it.
33:06
Speaker 1: Um ended up finishing, you know, playing over there, had
33:10
Speaker 1: ended up writing the screenplay, which I thought was the
33:12
Speaker 1: screenplay really was just an idea of a movie on
33:16
Speaker 1: a mean tablet, brought it back. I went to California like, Yo,
33:20
Speaker 1: I'm gonna go get this movie made, and everybody I
33:23
Speaker 1: know it was like, Yo, what what are you talking about.
33:25
Speaker 1: I'm like, I got the script, I got an idea.
33:27
Speaker 1: Let me see the script. And look, man, it's the
33:29
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33:32
Speaker 1: But I was able to pitch it and people was like, man,
33:34
Speaker 1: that's a really good idea for a movie. Man. And uh.
33:37
Speaker 1: I took that man and went to Hollywood, and for
33:40
Speaker 1: like two years, everywhere I went I was told no,
33:43
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33:45
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33:47
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33:49
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33:54
Speaker 1: after about three years of really trying to pursue this
33:57
Speaker 1: particular idea that I had had met everybody in the
34:01
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34:03
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34:06
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34:08
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34:11
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34:14
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34:18
Speaker 1: and you really were trying to do it the right way.
34:20
Speaker 1: He was like, let me just be honest with you.
34:22
Speaker 1: He's like, mostly studios they're not gonna make you a move.
34:24
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34:27
Speaker 1: to go make your own film. What do you mean,
34:30
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34:32
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34:36
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34:40
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34:42
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34:44
Speaker 1: and uh, man, that changed my entire trajectory of what
34:48
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34:51
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34:53
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34:57
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34:59
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35:04
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35:06
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35:12
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35:13
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35:17
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35:20
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35:25
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35:27
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35:31
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35:35
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35:38
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35:43
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35:52
Speaker 1: Then it's Quaid, Hilary Swank, Gerard Butler, Robert Downey Jr.
35:58
Speaker 1: This is from a guy who was in Germany watching
36:01
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36:05
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36:07
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36:13
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36:16
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36:18
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36:19
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36:22
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36:27
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36:30
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36:32
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36:37
Speaker 1: it's Quaid called The Intruder. Tell us about that movie,
36:42
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36:44
Speaker 1: Eally was just on the show, So I know about
36:46
Speaker 1: the movie, and I know the talents of Michael really
36:49
Speaker 1: and he was just telling how great this movie and
36:51
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36:53
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36:56
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37:00
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37:03
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37:06
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37:14
Speaker 1: in terms of like me getting to that film making
37:16
Speaker 1: that movie. Um, you know, every time you do something, man,
37:21
Speaker 1: you try to one up it. You know what I mean.
37:23
Speaker 1: You're trying to grow. You trying to figure out how
37:25
Speaker 1: do you do it better as a filmmaker, as a writer,
37:27
Speaker 1: as an actor, as an Entertainer's like, how do I
37:30
Speaker 1: keep getting better? And um, I was just finishing the
37:34
Speaker 1: movie traffic Um and the script was handed to me
37:38
Speaker 1: by producer named Mark Bird and he was like, man,
37:42
Speaker 1: the I just keep thinking about you. I got this screenplay.
37:45
Speaker 1: He was like, no one would get this but you.
37:47
Speaker 1: And he was like, just reading it, told what you think.
37:49
Speaker 1: And I remember reading it on my phone and I
37:51
Speaker 1: finished reading it like in thirty five minutes, and I said, man,
37:54
Speaker 1: this is incredible. And what I loved about the screenplay
37:59
Speaker 1: was it was unconventional, it was different. It was a thriller,
38:04
Speaker 1: but at the same time, inside of the screenplay, I
38:07
Speaker 1: love this this post of this guy, Charlie Peck. These
38:12
Speaker 1: guys just kept bothering these people. And although you're a
38:15
Speaker 1: film fan, you love movies, you know what I mean.
38:17
Speaker 1: You love you love get Out, if you love the signing,
38:21
Speaker 1: you know any of these cool movies that you could
38:23
Speaker 1: think of Predator right, every film has and antagging is
38:28
Speaker 1: something that you like. Man, we got get rid of
38:30
Speaker 1: that thing, you know what I mean. And I had
38:33
Speaker 1: never read anything that was like locked into a location
38:36
Speaker 1: like that, and I said, man, this is great, and
38:40
Speaker 1: Blake gotta do everything else. Man. After read that, I said,
38:43
Speaker 1: I want to make this film. And you know, obviously,
38:46
Speaker 1: now everything has to happen. You know, I am. I
38:48
Speaker 1: am the only independent filmmaker and studio brand in Hollywood
38:57
Speaker 1: right now doing this. So every movie that I made,
39:00
Speaker 1: I have to go get the financing. One I'm casting,
39:05
Speaker 1: you know, through relationships. I'm reaching out to cinematographers through
39:10
Speaker 1: emails right like, I'm bad guy. And nothing has changed
39:14
Speaker 1: the only thing that's happened now is there's a resume
39:16
Speaker 1: where people now when I write the letter or reach out,
39:19
Speaker 1: people like, oh, I know who you are. Dennis Quaid
39:21
Speaker 1: was an interesting get man, because when I read the script,
39:25
Speaker 1: I thought Dennis Quaid was my first choice. Did not
39:28
Speaker 1: know Dennis Quaid had no idea Dennis would even think
39:31
Speaker 1: about doing a movie like this, And um, everyone was like, man,
39:35
Speaker 1: he came in the Dennis Quais, I don't do this,
39:37
Speaker 1: you know. It was like why not? And I was like,
39:39
Speaker 1: I wrote Dennis Quaid a letter, and I shared the
39:42
Speaker 1: letter through his manager and his agent, and I gave
39:45
Speaker 1: it to them a few times and said please. His
39:47
Speaker 1: manager and agent got the letter, was like, man, this
39:49
Speaker 1: is great. Who's gonna send it to Dinner's gonna read it?
39:52
Speaker 1: He read the letter, read the script. Next thing I know, Man,
39:56
Speaker 1: I was on a phone call with Dennis Quaid this
40:00
Speaker 1: quiet and I was like, oh my god, this is
40:03
Speaker 1: quite so I'm like dripping out. I'm talking to him
40:06
Speaker 1: on the phone and he's like, man, I love the screenplay,
40:10
Speaker 1: love your letter. When do we start? And that blew
40:14
Speaker 1: my mind. There. It was a life mean, life changing
40:17
Speaker 1: moment for me, you know what I mean, Not because
40:20
Speaker 1: it was just you know, about getting him in the movie,
40:22
Speaker 1: but what it was, man, when you when you black
40:25
Speaker 1: or white, black or white, well you have an opportunity man,
40:29
Speaker 1: to work with someone that's legendary, you know what I mean.
40:33
Speaker 1: And this is coming from a place to wear it.
40:34
Speaker 1: And he don't need no job, you know what I mean.
40:37
Speaker 1: It's one thing you get the man you need a
40:39
Speaker 1: job like no, this is this is quake, man, you
40:42
Speaker 1: know what I mean for him to pick up the
40:43
Speaker 1: phone and call you and say, Man, I love your
40:45
Speaker 1: vision and what you're talking about. I want you to
40:48
Speaker 1: direct me in this. For me, it was the first
40:51
Speaker 1: time while I was like, man, Okay, now the heat
40:55
Speaker 1: is on. You've done all the running, you've been running
40:58
Speaker 1: for fourteen years on to me, and now you get
41:01
Speaker 1: to the start line. Now right then, I've working years.
41:04
Speaker 1: That was iconic for me, man, And the movie was beautiful.
41:07
Speaker 1: So we got there. And I would tell you, man,
41:10
Speaker 1: if you're an audience member and you're listening to this show,
41:13
Speaker 1: if you want to see something that makes you scream
41:17
Speaker 1: at the movie screen, this is the movie we This
41:21
Speaker 1: is the movie. If you're a fan of The Shining,
41:23
Speaker 1: This is the movie. If you're a fan of When
41:25
Speaker 1: a Stranger Cars, this is the movie. If you love
41:28
Speaker 1: Get Out, this is the movie right quiet place, Um.
41:32
Speaker 1: It has all of the elements, and that's everything. You're laughing,
41:37
Speaker 1: you're talking back to the people on the in the movie,
41:39
Speaker 1: and ultimately at the very end of the film, the
41:42
Speaker 1: bottom drops out and you go, what the hell is
41:45
Speaker 1: going on? It's that great. And we had a lady
41:49
Speaker 1: um in Kansas City too nights ago pass out in
41:52
Speaker 1: the theater screaming. And I tell you that experience for
41:57
Speaker 1: me as a filmmaker was everything. Because you're like, oh,
42:01
Speaker 1: mass he okay, yeah, she's good, we got it, we
42:05
Speaker 1: did it, you know what I mean. You're like, yeah,
42:08
Speaker 1: but it's like, you know, it's an incredible experience, man.
42:10
Speaker 1: But making a movie like This Man is not about
42:13
Speaker 1: you know, it's it's a It's a combination of everything.
42:16
Speaker 1: It's a combination of you knowing what you're doing as
42:18
Speaker 1: a filmmaker, the actors hitting the ten and then man,
42:21
Speaker 1: it's the universe and guys saying, man, you got lightning
42:24
Speaker 1: in the bottle for today. You know what I mean.
42:26
Speaker 1: And that's what makes a special man. And we did
42:29
Speaker 1: something really really special with this film. And and what
42:31
Speaker 1: I'm most proud of is I promise you. I promise you.
42:37
Speaker 1: This is like you know what you talk about people's
42:40
Speaker 1: performance and films that we talked about The Shiny because
42:44
Speaker 1: of you know, uh Jack Nicholson. We talked about, you know,
42:49
Speaker 1: Batman because of Heath Ledger. At times, this is the
42:52
Speaker 1: movie where you would talk about Dennis quad and we'll
42:55
Speaker 1: we'll remember what he did in this movie. It's incredible. Ammi,
43:01
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43:04
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45:13
Speaker 1: My next guest is a fashion authority, stylist, designer, entrepreneur,
45:17
Speaker 1: influencer and mentor. For over twenty five years, she has
45:21
Speaker 1: been a renaissance woman at the forefront of shifts and fashion,
45:24
Speaker 1: music and culture. She has acclaimed for creating iconic looks
45:28
Speaker 1: that simultaneously capture an unfair to get him a moment
45:31
Speaker 1: for setting the stage for what everyone will want to
45:33
Speaker 1: wear next. How Fashion Academy mentors up and coming talents
45:38
Speaker 1: and styling provided invaluable skills, and how to start a
45:42
Speaker 1: career in the fashion industry. Please work on the Monday
45:45
Speaker 1: making conversation Mesa Hilton. Hi, how are you? Thank you
45:52
Speaker 1: for having me? Thank you for being on my show? Uh?
45:57
Speaker 1: Where are you located there right now? I'm in New
46:00
Speaker 1: York right now my favorite city. Uh? Or you're a
46:03
Speaker 1: New Yorker? Did you your transplant? Tell me about that? Yes? No,
46:06
Speaker 1: I'm from Mount Vernon, New York originally, which is our
46:10
Speaker 1: Westchester County, the suburbs and um born and raised. Awesome.
46:16
Speaker 1: So when once its iconic, you know, you talk about
46:20
Speaker 1: you know, the most iconic is the you know, how
46:28
Speaker 1: did these ideas come in your head? When it comes
46:29
Speaker 1: to fashion? I want to get that personal you do.
46:33
Speaker 1: What you're not gonna do is be oh, you know hello,
46:37
Speaker 1: not with what you created. Not have you shocked the world.
46:41
Speaker 1: You have to sell people on things that you fashion
46:44
Speaker 1: and that they're a look good. Oh no, girl, don't
46:47
Speaker 1: worry about It's gonna be on point. Well, first, on
46:53
Speaker 1: my My creativity is very intuitive, right, So I'm inspired
46:58
Speaker 1: by people I'm in. If it's a if it's a musician,
47:02
Speaker 1: I'm inspired by their lyrics, by the ready them, by
47:05
Speaker 1: the melody, by their music, by their performance, and um
47:09
Speaker 1: from there, I just idea start to flow. And then
47:12
Speaker 1: once the idea start to flow, I have to be
47:15
Speaker 1: able to you know, organize them and put some put
47:18
Speaker 1: them together and sell them to the client, but also
47:22
Speaker 1: to the companies that they work for and potentially the
47:24
Speaker 1: management and all of the decision makers because image is
47:28
Speaker 1: an important part of selling any project or a part
47:32
Speaker 1: of any clients. Um uh, you know, image, images, everything,
47:38
Speaker 1: you know, So for me, it's like that's the process
47:41
Speaker 1: I have to you know, I become inspired. I get
47:44
Speaker 1: to know my clients as people first and find out
47:48
Speaker 1: what their goals are, who they are, you know, what
47:51
Speaker 1: they love, what they're into, and how they see themselves,
47:54
Speaker 1: and then I go I take it from there. And
47:57
Speaker 1: that's always been my gift. Even before I was a
47:59
Speaker 1: fast and start was I was able to do that
48:01
Speaker 1: with my friends, my aunties, my neighbors. I was styling
48:05
Speaker 1: everyone get paid, because you're gonna get paid. The money
48:10
Speaker 1: always comes, and so for me, it was about giving back.
48:14
Speaker 1: I'm grateful for, you know, my journey. I'm grateful for
48:18
Speaker 1: every every single opportunity that I had, and so for me,
48:21
Speaker 1: it was a way of giving back to the next
48:23
Speaker 1: generation that creative and so that's you know, it's a bit,
48:27
Speaker 1: it's a it's a huge part of my legacy. And
48:30
Speaker 1: I'm also an adjunct professor at s I T. And
48:36
Speaker 1: I'm really really proud about that. So, you know, giving
48:39
Speaker 1: back it's just really close to my heart. It's something
48:42
Speaker 1: that um is important for me. When I nake it,
48:46
Speaker 1: I want to bring other people forward with me, you know,
48:49
Speaker 1: I want to share knowledge. One of my favorite quotes
48:52
Speaker 1: is from my angel when you get gives, when you learn, teach,
48:56
Speaker 1: and I lived by that awesome. Now let's talk about
48:59
Speaker 1: the MC partnership. That's the entrepreneurship side of you, because
49:04
Speaker 1: first of all, you started out just working your talent,
49:06
Speaker 1: starting to establish your brand and just this is a hustle.
49:10
Speaker 1: We all start out with a hustle, you know, trying
49:12
Speaker 1: to just trying to get people to believe in. Then
49:14
Speaker 1: you get a couple of steps out there, then all
49:16
Speaker 1: of a sudden, somebody say Hey, you need to get
49:18
Speaker 1: what's your name of your business business? Just just check
49:23
Speaker 1: to my name. That's want the money. And so now
49:25
Speaker 1: you're doing a major partnership with m c M. Tell
49:28
Speaker 1: because the show is called money Making Conversations. Always like
49:31
Speaker 1: to hear young entrepreneurs hear that story. How how did
49:35
Speaker 1: that come about? Well, I've always been a big fan
49:38
Speaker 1: of m c M since I was younger. Back in
49:41
Speaker 1: the days, MCM was like one of the biggest factory brands,
49:45
Speaker 1: believe it or not, bigger or more popular than Louis
49:49
Speaker 1: Vuitton and Gucci. And so I remember my aunties having
49:52
Speaker 1: those bags, and I remember the music artists and the
49:57
Speaker 1: rappers that I looked up to. They were empty and
49:59
Speaker 1: off us that dapper damn would be I'm creating, and
50:03
Speaker 1: so m c M has always been really special and
50:05
Speaker 1: close to my heart. And last April, I was hired
50:10
Speaker 1: by m c MS to create some custom pieces for
50:13
Speaker 1: Big Daddy Kane, Rhapsody and Ninth Wonder and it was
50:17
Speaker 1: for the m c M Puma collaboration. So I created
50:20
Speaker 1: custom pieces that would accent these sweatsuits that were MCM
50:25
Speaker 1: and Puma for the Collapse and shortly after that I
50:30
Speaker 1: was appointed global creative Partner because there was a huge
50:34
Speaker 1: success and interest around what that. I think, you know
50:38
Speaker 1: the custom pieces that I had created for the brand.
50:41
Speaker 1: But the crazy part is that Beyonce, stylist for the
50:49
Speaker 1: them m cm leave the trench that I made for
50:54
Speaker 1: Big Daddy Kane, and she contacted me and was like,
50:57
Speaker 1: I want one for Beyonce and I was absolutely started
51:03
Speaker 1: clean off people off our table. Excuse me, excuse me
51:08
Speaker 1: and so um so she told me, and so I said, okay,
51:11
Speaker 1: you know, send me as her measurements. Of course I'll
51:14
Speaker 1: get I'll make you run right away. And so like
51:17
Speaker 1: a couple of weeks went by and I reached out.
51:19
Speaker 1: I said, hey, Serena, you still want to jacket and
51:21
Speaker 1: she said yes, but I just want to make sure
51:23
Speaker 1: she's gonna wear it before you go through all the
51:25
Speaker 1: trouble to make it. And I said, oh man to myself,
51:27
Speaker 1: but I was like, okay, well we want to make
51:29
Speaker 1: it anyway, whether she wears it or not, but I'd
51:31
Speaker 1: be honored. So maybe about another week went by and
51:36
Speaker 1: Zerina calls me and she's like, Mesa, I need a
51:39
Speaker 1: fult and CM. Look, okay, I need the jacket, but
51:42
Speaker 1: I need a full look and I need it in
51:44
Speaker 1: three days, and I need you to get it shipped
51:46
Speaker 1: to Paris. I said, has anybody passed any money around yet?
51:53
Speaker 1: That's all I wanted as as we show, I'll excuse me,
51:58
Speaker 1: miss Hilton, where is the money? It does? It does?
52:05
Speaker 1: And she was ready to pay like she was weighing.
52:08
Speaker 1: So she all the business got taken care of, and
52:11
Speaker 1: I just I when you know again, I told you
52:14
Speaker 1: my creativity is intuitive. I just saw a boost, I
52:18
Speaker 1: saw a penny, I saw the motorcycle trench, and then
52:22
Speaker 1: Serena wanted to pay a skate um. So we made
52:25
Speaker 1: air rings, a cap at, a trench, a boost with
52:29
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52:32
Speaker 1: it all in three days over Memorial Day weekend, and
52:35
Speaker 1: had a ship world that expressed to Paris. Now at
52:38
Speaker 1: this point, I still don't know what it's for. I've
52:40
Speaker 1: been in this business a very long time, and I
52:42
Speaker 1: know that you don't ask any questions, especially with an
52:45
Speaker 1: artist like Beyonce. You just get it done. And so
52:48
Speaker 1: I got it done. And I found out when the
52:51
Speaker 1: world found out that it was for her ape video
52:59
Speaker 1: for to her it was for her music video which
53:02
Speaker 1: was um, you know the song feature from her album
53:08
Speaker 1: with jay Z Everything Is Love and Um. She also
53:13
Speaker 1: used this the images from the video for international campaign
53:17
Speaker 1: which was used worldwide. So that was another iconic moment.
53:22
Speaker 1: It was another moment um that became bigger than life.
53:27
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53:30
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53:34
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53:37
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53:41
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53:45
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53:47
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53:49
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