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Omar Gooding, Angell S. Conwell, Kareem Wells & Jonathan Adams · The Steve Harvey Morning Show

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Speaker 1: Conversations my next guest. I'm supposed to have two guests,
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Speaker 1: but right now I just got one. Hopefully she'll be
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Speaker 1: able to call in, but hey, I'm happy to have
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Speaker 1: the one that I got. It is one of the
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Speaker 1: stars on the Bounds TV Family Time. The show follows
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Speaker 1: alive of the Stalworth family, who relocated to the suburbs
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Speaker 1: out there hitting the lottery. They were high schools. They
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Speaker 1: are high school sweet arched Tony. Tony's played by my
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Speaker 1: Man o My Gooding and Lisa and her character stars
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Speaker 1: are real person is Angel Conwell. They lovingly choir with
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Speaker 1: each other and they're achieved mischievous children. Devon and Ebony
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Speaker 1: can't get any blacker names, and that Devin and and
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Speaker 1: then some black names right there as they make up.
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Speaker 1: You ever see a white person named Ebany? Never said that? Okay,
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Speaker 1: just let y'all know that you don't see that, Just
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Speaker 1: say you know, you know, maybe you know Mary Jane,
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Speaker 1: you know, but never Ebony. Never, I've never seen. I'm
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Speaker 1: gonna keep looking at We're we're rap music being out there.
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Speaker 1: You might might be a white person out there named Ebany,
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Speaker 1: But please welcome to the show. My Man one of
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Speaker 1: the stars the family time. Oh my good, what's that brother?
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Speaker 1: Oh long time? And so he's just the Neighborhood Awards
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Speaker 1: when he came down there promoting this show back then
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Speaker 1: back I'm going through, you know, I get I want
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Speaker 1: everybody's mailing list. So to Carrus Johnson, that's my boy
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Speaker 1: on the big time play the theater, play Guys in
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Speaker 1: the cunt. You always got some big time talent tied
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Speaker 1: to his plays. And I will come across Redemption of
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Speaker 1: a Dog. That's the name of this this next big
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Speaker 1: stage place, Redemption of a Dog starring Snoop Dog. I
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Speaker 1: don't even think that even tells the hotel man's it's
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Speaker 1: kind of cool man because when when when you approached
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Speaker 1: me about it, as he said, yeah, so, uh, you
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Speaker 1: know I want you to come aboard. And uh, I
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Speaker 1: know you've worked with Snoop before. I don't know exactly
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Speaker 1: what to expect from him or can still so I'm
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Speaker 1: not sure exactly what I signed though, bo, but I'm
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Speaker 1: a right to script and you know for your on
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Speaker 1: board and I've seen you know it'll help me shape
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Speaker 1: it around, you know, swoops life and whatnot. And uh,
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Speaker 1: he told me some of the sto I don't want
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Speaker 1: to give too much of the suck away, but it
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Speaker 1: it is very very intercaning. I mean, you get all
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Speaker 1: the sloops graded. Come on, come on, what's my name?
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Speaker 1: What's my name? What's my name? Good? And so so
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Speaker 1: let's let's wrap it up. Come a girl, Angel is
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Speaker 1: on whle. I want to make sure because Angel, don't worry.
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Speaker 1: We've been talking. But girl, you've been on everybody's mind.
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Speaker 1: I'm gonna set up. She's on the phone right now.
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Speaker 1: We've got to acknowledge she's here, so get everybody hyped up.
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Speaker 1: She's the co star co star of the family. Time
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Speaker 1: is the start of the sixth season. That's why they're
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Speaker 1: on my show to promote the start of the sixth
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Speaker 1: seasons on Bounce TV. She is the female version of
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Speaker 1: the female side of the Star Wars family, who relocated
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Speaker 1: to the suburbs after hitting the lottery their high school sweethearts.
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Speaker 1: She plays the role of Lisa on the show. They
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Speaker 1: have low, relovingly quarrels at Lisa. I asked the angel.
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Speaker 1: I asked the omar, have you ever met a white
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Speaker 1: the name Ebony? And he didn't say anything. So we're
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Speaker 1: gonna keep it rolling here. Please welcome to the show,
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Speaker 1: Angel can Well. Good good, Angel and joined us, and
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Speaker 1: I'm happy she plays his wife on the TV show
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Speaker 1: Family Time. When we talk about that right now, because
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Speaker 1: the show is exciting, it's entering his sixth season. I'm
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Speaker 1: telling sitcom world that's something. And my boy, Biley Evans,
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Speaker 1: as one of his shows, who I Love to Death,
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Speaker 1: gave me my start, not one of my more I
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Speaker 1: shouldn't say my start, but he gave me one of
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Speaker 1: my big lifts and TV when he named me the
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Speaker 1: co executive producer of the Jamie Foxx Show. So, my
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Speaker 1: boy on the phone right now, I just wanna let
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Speaker 1: everybody know where Omar and I go back all the
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Speaker 1: way back to smart guy, always got always gotta go
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Speaker 1: back somewhere. I go back to a smart guy with him,
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Speaker 1: and uh, please welcome to the show again, Omar Gooding,
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Speaker 1: and please welcome again, Angel Conwell. Okay, you know been talking.
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Speaker 1: You know he's been talked. He didn't talk, he's been
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Speaker 1: saying some stuff that most people in public shouldn't even
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Speaker 1: be hearing. Okay, now tell us about you girl, tell
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Speaker 1: us about this show. Let's let's get some Let's get
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Speaker 1: some female energy going on this show. Tell us about
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Speaker 1: the show. Angel, you want me to bring you know,
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Speaker 1: to the divine conversation. Um, you know, we we were lucky.
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Speaker 1: We've we've been on for six seasons. You know, it's
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Speaker 1: it's been great, honestly to be able to work with
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Speaker 1: all mar we first worked together. And baby boy, baby boy,
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Speaker 1: you know, baby boy, what was that you were seven
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Speaker 1: back then? Right, you was a young girl. I couldn't
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Speaker 1: look at you back then because you were seventeens. I couldn't.
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Speaker 1: I could. I could think about you, but I couldn't
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Speaker 1: look at you. Yea. I was confusing to people though,
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Speaker 1: because I was definitely you know, in my teens. But
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Speaker 1: I was developed at a very early age. So that
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Speaker 1: was that. That wasn't fair. That wasn't fair. Okay, that
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Speaker 1: wasn't fair. You know, you came out of the car,
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Speaker 1: you came about the call. It wasn't right after that.
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Speaker 1: It wasn't right after that. Yeah, but it was God's plan.
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Speaker 1: So no, no, no, no, no, it was God's work.
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Speaker 1: It was God's work. It's God's word. Let's let's get
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Speaker 1: the plan and to work together because God worked on you. Okay,
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Speaker 1: he still is appreciated. He didn't have to do it,
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Speaker 1: but he did. Good I mean family time. He mentioned
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Speaker 1: Bentley Evans, you know, created the show a while ago,
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Speaker 1: and you know Monday, I told her first the season
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Speaker 1: six premiere. She good Man said, none of that stuff.
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Speaker 1: You said, no premiere, ded What are you doing on
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Speaker 1: the phone, dude? She just been on the phone one minute?
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Speaker 1: One minute. She introduced. Tell us about Benley Evans, she
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Speaker 1: told about baby Boy. She told the show going premiere
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Speaker 1: October first on Boux TV. You ain't said nothing. We've
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Speaker 1: been talking about your kids. A hilarious let's talk about
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Speaker 1: Let's just talk about Let's talk about the show a
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Speaker 1: little bit. So, so the character the show is about
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Speaker 1: you guys want the lottery? Correct what I think? It's
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Speaker 1: hilarious and I know people like this, you know who
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Speaker 1: win money. It's the it's the money. People who don't
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Speaker 1: have money should never really get money that that much money,
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Speaker 1: that fair. It should be a gradual growth in your life.
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Speaker 1: And so that instantly, that's comedy there. So over the
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Speaker 1: six year growth of the show, what are the changes
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Speaker 1: that you've seen in the characters? Starting with you a
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Speaker 1: mare than our angel. I want you to chime in,
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Speaker 1: m let me take this off news now go ahead,
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Speaker 1: I'll be gigging it there. So. Yeah, so the growth
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Speaker 1: of the characters and the kids, first of all, have
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Speaker 1: sprouted up. You know, six years, people grow, you know,
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Speaker 1: you watch the show and watch somebody grow our kids
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Speaker 1: now in season six off the college, Uh, the young
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Speaker 1: girl is our daughter is so you know what type
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Speaker 1: of problems those bringing? Right? And uh? In this season
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Speaker 1: we go from sad to see them go too happy
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Speaker 1: to have the house to ourselves, you know what I'm
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Speaker 1: talking about, get back into that grown folk business. Not
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Speaker 1: so much. You know, ain't no much bickering between Tony
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Speaker 1: and Lisa's more husband and kissing and being created to
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Speaker 1: bring that romantic spark back into their life type of situation. Um.
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Speaker 1: And then the kids come back home and we miss
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Speaker 1: them again, and then we want them going again. So
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Speaker 1: you know, it's kind of a roller coaster ride, uh,
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Speaker 1: you know, because these these kids is quite especially our boy.
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Speaker 1: Our boy comes with a few a few surprises, you
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Speaker 1: guys learned right out the gate. I believe its few
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Speaker 1: surprise you know. You know what I'm talking about. Grandpa
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Speaker 1: cares things like that. We keep it about Okay, real
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Speaker 1: issues angel, Angel, Okay here you know. But but to
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Speaker 1: be honest, he explained that pretty pretty, don't give him
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Speaker 1: that much credit. Please don't give him that much credit.
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Speaker 1: I'm how to give the guy from credit. Ida, baby boy,
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Speaker 1: don't don't do that. Don't do that. Yeah, we've do
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Speaker 1: we do. That's when we're working again. Another one of
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Speaker 1: Guy's plans. That's another one of Guy's plans. But no,
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Speaker 1: we um, you know. For for Lesa, I mean, it's true,
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Speaker 1: the kids are now, they're going off to college. We're
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Speaker 1: just adjusting to you know, we're adjusting to life without
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Speaker 1: them being in our space as much and realizing that,
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Speaker 1: you know, maybe we might be a little older than
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Speaker 1: we thought, because I think half the time we can't
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Speaker 1: even keep up the family to really do the things
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Speaker 1: we thought we would be able to do. Um. You know.
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Speaker 1: And then my character Lisa, she she's always been going
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Speaker 1: back and forth. She's, you know, of course, she takes
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Speaker 1: care of home, she takes care of the care of
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Speaker 1: house and home. But now that the kids are gone,
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Speaker 1: she's kind of, you know, trying to find a hop
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Speaker 1: she's kind of trying to figure out what to do
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Speaker 1: with it. Like which you know, it's something that I
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Speaker 1: hear that a lot of parents go through where it's
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Speaker 1: kind of like they're trying to basically reinvent themselves, you know,
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Speaker 1: with you know, because you know she had such a
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Speaker 1: major part of your life. Oh yeah, I have fun
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Speaker 1: this season with the with the change it well, I
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Speaker 1: can tell that. Now. I want to talk a little
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Speaker 1: bit about your your career, some of the some of
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Speaker 1: the other experiences that you had a long way because
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Speaker 1: I'm a big soap opera fan, and what will you
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Speaker 1: that the whole the lifestyle and the and the and
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Speaker 1: the work that you have to put in as a
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Speaker 1: soap opera star. How's that different from a sitcom? Ohly,
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Speaker 1: it's just a totally different um tone of honestly, because,
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Speaker 1: to be truthful, one most soap operas, at least someone
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Speaker 1: I was on The Young and the Restless um and
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Speaker 1: you know, I'll go back every now and then, but
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Speaker 1: we do one take pretty much one take of every scene.
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Speaker 1: And you know, I played a lawyer, a very busy
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Speaker 1: lawyer with a lot of legal jargons. And you know,
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Speaker 1: I'm also I'm also pretty much a perfectionist. You know,
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Speaker 1: A perception is to an extent because I also understand that,
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Speaker 1: you know, as an artist of someone who's expressed it
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Speaker 1: and you want to create you Also, there's something very
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Speaker 1: special about being in the moment, but also perfessionally. So
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Speaker 1: for me, I honestly have no social life, which isn't
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Speaker 1: really a problem because even before the show I really
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Speaker 1: didn't either. Actually, especially the three or four no I was.
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Speaker 1: I was really on a front burner story they call
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Speaker 1: it on social five or six years. I definitely, I
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Speaker 1: mean I barely stepped outside of the house. I was
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Speaker 1: always reading a script, you know that, especially after they
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Speaker 1: created a family around my character. So, I mean I
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Speaker 1: love it. I mean the characters are classic. Most of
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Speaker 1: the Young the Wrestlers have been on for like forty
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Speaker 1: something years. You know, I heard of because we've all
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Speaker 1: been seeing these characters, whether we realize it or not,
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Speaker 1: in our Parisio for for years, for decades. Yeah. I
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Speaker 1: grew up with a young in the Wrestler Classic, grew
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Speaker 1: up on that General Hospital, those two shows I grew up. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: so now you did something with Melissa McCarthy, you know,
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Speaker 1: on the show Nobody's on TV Land. You know the
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Speaker 1: thing about a talent like her, which I'm a big
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Speaker 1: fan of Melissa. This is a human being. I'm a
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Speaker 1: big fan of her. Just put the town on aside,
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Speaker 1: how I'm working, what what what tips are you know?
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Speaker 1: Working with after a comedy legend because of what she's
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Speaker 1: done in such a short period. Mm hmm. Yeah, that
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Speaker 1: that was awesome to just be in her vicinity. Most
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Speaker 1: of my scenes and my direct scenes were actually with
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Speaker 1: Mark Paul Gosser from UM Paved by the Bell would
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Speaker 1: know him that's back, So we we were actually a
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Speaker 1: show within a show, so we played husband and wife
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Speaker 1: on the show within the show UM. But to be
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Speaker 1: around such comedy geniuses and legends, we just realized, honestly,
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Speaker 1: most people are just having fun and a lot of
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Speaker 1: the a lot of the jokes and a lot of
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Speaker 1: the moments and the beats that we signed to be
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Speaker 1: so funny are a lot of times just their their
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Speaker 1: moments that we're just happened in just off the top
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Speaker 1: of their don't which is always amazing. So I realized
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Speaker 1: for sports, for that to happen and much it's comes
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Speaker 1: from a place of confidence. So you know, no matter
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Speaker 1: what you're doing, confidence is always kind of the foundation
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Speaker 1: that it needs to be built time, because here's the
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Speaker 1: grapes just have have They have that confidence and maybe
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Speaker 1: it's not natural, but it's definitely built. Okay, cool hey,
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Speaker 1: sweet Pee, Sweet Pete, get off that mute sweet Pee.
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Speaker 1: You know, sweet Pete. See you see how he didn't know.
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Speaker 1: I knew. I didn't know. I knew. Come on, Sweetpe,
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Speaker 1: How many brothers from the hood. Yes, sweet sept Hey,
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Speaker 1: I want I want to just take the time. Thank you,
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Speaker 1: you know coming on my show first of all, and
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Speaker 1: know that I support the brand and Angel. It would
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Speaker 1: have been horrible not getting on this show because I
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Speaker 1: always wanted to meet you, and um, you are. You
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Speaker 1: are a star. You are a champion. You know how
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Speaker 1: to promote so anything you do, you know, not that
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Speaker 1: you above age. You know, I could look at you,
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Speaker 1: look at you, look at you, you know, without without
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Speaker 1: feeling bad about myself. You know, look, because God's work
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Speaker 1: came on you early. Yeah, but uh on the October one,
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Speaker 1: everybody Bounce TV. It's family time. It's starting these very
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Speaker 1: talented people. It's great here Omar talk. You know, ever
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Speaker 1: since Smart Guy been a fan of his talents because
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Speaker 1: he can do both. He can do serious, he can
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Speaker 1: do drama, just like Angel can do serious and drama.
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Speaker 1: And that's a that takes a special gift to do that.
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Speaker 1: So please watch the premiere of their show Family Time
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Speaker 1: welcome to Atlanta. You also heard on a Siris ex
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Speaker 1: me what you do in your life. Right now, you
18:49
Speaker 1: know we're gonna expose you to my brand. My brain
18:51
Speaker 1: is about as a female dominated brand, as a as
18:55
Speaker 1: a brand that want about entrepreneurship, and that's what you lead.
18:58
Speaker 1: You're an interesting uh lane of entrepreneurship and I wanted
19:01
Speaker 1: to bring you on my show just to talk about
19:03
Speaker 1: your personality, talk about your background, talk about the things
19:07
Speaker 1: that inspire you to be great, because after say, you're
19:10
Speaker 1: being great because you're doing you having success in a
19:12
Speaker 1: very unique field. So talk to us well. UM. Actually, uh,
19:18
Speaker 1: as you said before, I am the owner of Entertainment,
19:21
Speaker 1: which is an interactive entertainment company. We specialize in DJ's dances, MCS, musicians,
19:30
Speaker 1: sound lighting, staging. UM. We mainly do private events, one
19:37
Speaker 1: being bar Misspah's. They called me the King to the Metzvah's. Um.
19:41
Speaker 1: I book out three to four years in advance. Um,
19:46
Speaker 1: and it's it's it's it's an amazing thing. You used
19:48
Speaker 1: to be able to go out and do something that
19:50
Speaker 1: you love with kids, you know, in their families, three
19:55
Speaker 1: years in advance. The only thing I know is three
19:58
Speaker 1: years in advance. Tick to the jazz game, to the
20:01
Speaker 1: package game and the Bears game. They get season seats.
20:06
Speaker 1: So how many events do you do a year? And
20:11
Speaker 1: just to just to bring everything into perspective, well, I
20:15
Speaker 1: have I have a team of a team of uh
20:18
Speaker 1: early six people that can go out and do these parties.
20:22
Speaker 1: So in the in the Jewish community have you know,
20:24
Speaker 1: apartments which is for a boy and a bott mitzvah
20:28
Speaker 1: which is for a girl. And they have to they
20:31
Speaker 1: started an early age to start reading from the tora
20:35
Speaker 1: and learning the tora. Uh. It's a religious thing. So
20:38
Speaker 1: it starts when they're you know, ten years old, nineteen
20:41
Speaker 1: years old, so they get those you know, eight nineteen
20:44
Speaker 1: years old, and they get those dates early. They get
20:46
Speaker 1: them early to do to sell the actual celebration. They
20:48
Speaker 1: have the service during the day usually and then at
20:51
Speaker 1: night at Saturday night, they have a celebration. It's a
20:54
Speaker 1: coming of age event. A it's a good deed you
21:00
Speaker 1: to religious duty as a commandment. So they have to
21:02
Speaker 1: do these things and when they do it, they celebrate
21:05
Speaker 1: at night. And and we provide that entertainment. We provide
21:08
Speaker 1: interactive entertainment. And so in order to get me, in
21:12
Speaker 1: order to get the company, you have to call us
21:14
Speaker 1: early because you know, um, we go all over, not
21:17
Speaker 1: just in Chicago, but you know here in Chicago they
21:20
Speaker 1: get it's it's just a lot of parties. So we
21:22
Speaker 1: do anywhere from you know a hundred and you know
21:26
Speaker 1: a hundred plus like you know, hundred thirty hundred and
21:29
Speaker 1: forty parties. Um a season and the bar Missile season
21:33
Speaker 1: is from uh like the third week of August all
21:37
Speaker 1: the way until June when the kids go away to camp.
21:40
Speaker 1: So um, yeah, it's it's been an amazing riding and
21:44
Speaker 1: something that I would have ever thought that I would
21:47
Speaker 1: be doing that, you know that I would have found
21:50
Speaker 1: a niche born and and and to create a special
21:53
Speaker 1: way of doing it, you know, um, not just what
21:56
Speaker 1: makes so popular and engaging because you know, first of all, congratulations,
22:02
Speaker 1: let's get that out there. Thank you. And secondly, you're
22:04
Speaker 1: taking advantage, you're taking your taking advantage of an opportunity
22:08
Speaker 1: and then like and then it getting magnified. Let you
22:11
Speaker 1: used to have a staff of thirty six people, so
22:13
Speaker 1: obviously your business is a profitable business. So okay, you
22:19
Speaker 1: did your first one and then all of a sudden,
22:22
Speaker 1: how did the second one come about? And how did
22:24
Speaker 1: you eventually realize I'm on to something. Well, you know, um,
22:31
Speaker 1: the first, the first party I ever did, I was
22:33
Speaker 1: tall because the company at the time they were short
22:36
Speaker 1: of dancing. And one of my half brothers he called
22:39
Speaker 1: me up and was like, you know, he knew I
22:41
Speaker 1: could dance. He was just like, man, we need somebody,
22:43
Speaker 1: you know, right away, And he knew I was close
22:45
Speaker 1: in the area. So I went over there and got
22:48
Speaker 1: over there and and I get there and it's inside
22:51
Speaker 1: of this big nightclub, you know they were. They took
22:54
Speaker 1: over the entire nightclub, right about the entire place. And
22:58
Speaker 1: I get there and I look on stage and I'm
22:59
Speaker 1: just like, what is it like his fifty and birthday
23:02
Speaker 1: or something like, you know, what is it? He pretty
23:04
Speaker 1: said no, He pointed to to the to the young man.
23:07
Speaker 1: It was like, it's his party. And I was just
23:10
Speaker 1: blown away, Like I couldn't believe that it was a
23:12
Speaker 1: thirteen year old kids party with you know, all those adults,
23:15
Speaker 1: all those kids singing and dancing, and I just could
23:20
Speaker 1: not believe it. I was. I was blown away. I
23:21
Speaker 1: did that. I didn't really know anything about or anything
23:25
Speaker 1: in the Jewish community, you know, I really didn't, and
23:28
Speaker 1: it just blew my mind. And then I put in
23:30
Speaker 1: putting a little little research to find out what it
23:33
Speaker 1: was really about. And when I learned that it wasn't
23:35
Speaker 1: just about throwing a big party. It was about a commandment,
23:37
Speaker 1: you know, from God, the big religious duty that you know,
23:40
Speaker 1: a good deed that the kid had to do. This
23:42
Speaker 1: was something that was a part of their religion. And
23:45
Speaker 1: I thought that was beautiful. I thought it was amazing
23:46
Speaker 1: to celebrate a coming of age party that way. You know,
23:49
Speaker 1: I just thought it was amazing. It was. It was,
23:52
Speaker 1: you know, like like what I like to say today.
23:54
Speaker 1: It was a party with purpose. It wasn't just like, okay,
23:56
Speaker 1: you know a sweet sixteen. You know, I get it,
23:58
Speaker 1: you know it super sweet sixteen. But this is something
24:00
Speaker 1: you can only do one time with a kid, you know,
24:04
Speaker 1: um and you know it. Truly, it wasn't always like
24:07
Speaker 1: this for me. It wasn't you know, I didn't. I didn't.
24:09
Speaker 1: It wasn't always called the King of the miss was.
24:10
Speaker 1: I had no idea that I would be doing you know,
24:13
Speaker 1: private events the way that we're doing. Um, no, no,
24:17
Speaker 1: because I can't let you miss steps that. Okay. You
24:20
Speaker 1: came in as a as a dancer. Okay, you're dancing.
24:23
Speaker 1: Now you're not. You're not the king of about miss
24:25
Speaker 1: for yet. You know you you're a last second dancer
24:29
Speaker 1: that okay, I was last I was. I was like,
24:32
Speaker 1: I was, I was an emergency call. Okay, let's let's
24:36
Speaker 1: go back to the second one. Okay. So so now
24:39
Speaker 1: you're you just start, So go to the steps here
24:42
Speaker 1: so my fan base can understand how you just took
24:45
Speaker 1: a concept, an idea and when I said a blessing,
24:49
Speaker 1: you took a blessing and build. Okay. So so the
24:54
Speaker 1: first party I did, the party, Uh, people were excited
24:57
Speaker 1: by that. By that month day it was a Saturday.
25:01
Speaker 1: By that Monday, I get a call from the owner
25:03
Speaker 1: at the time of that company and he said, you
25:06
Speaker 1: brought something different. He was like, you brought something you know,
25:09
Speaker 1: you brought something different to the to the table. And
25:12
Speaker 1: he was like, so people request you, the people that
25:14
Speaker 1: were there, we're doing some of their parties and their kids.
25:18
Speaker 1: You just came in as a dancer, dude, Okay, what
25:21
Speaker 1: were you doing? Made the worm on the floor, the snag?
25:25
Speaker 1: What were you doing? Man? You're a party you are
25:29
Speaker 1: a party starter. Like you you're hyping the crowd up,
25:32
Speaker 1: like okay, dancing with them. They were doing like follow
25:35
Speaker 1: along stuff that they were doing, you know, three steps
25:38
Speaker 1: to the left, three steps to the right, was that
25:40
Speaker 1: kind of thing. But master hype master, Yeah, yeah, we're
25:46
Speaker 1: hyping the crowd up with the c m C. The
25:49
Speaker 1: m C had the mic and the dances were literally
25:51
Speaker 1: dancing with the people. Like you know, you have about
25:53
Speaker 1: four to six day and sometimes eight, you got out
25:56
Speaker 1: there and you just hyping the crowd up, you know,
25:59
Speaker 1: singing with the is they get the time, they get
26:01
Speaker 1: a lot of what we call follow along vans and like,
26:04
Speaker 1: you know, just movement, energetic movement. You know, I'm proud
26:09
Speaker 1: of the fact that you have a title like the
26:11
Speaker 1: King of nas and Chicago. But before we wrap up,
26:14
Speaker 1: I want to I'll be remiss if I don't talk
26:16
Speaker 1: about the Kwoe Hope Foundation and the short synopsis tell
26:20
Speaker 1: us exactly what that is, Kareem, so we can know
26:23
Speaker 1: how we can make donations if possible. It's a five
26:26
Speaker 1: and one se three. Uh, it's the QUO Foundation. And
26:31
Speaker 1: I'm just really using using myself in my life experiences
26:35
Speaker 1: to influence young young kids and just into influence adults
26:40
Speaker 1: that they can. There's always room for change. And my
26:43
Speaker 1: story is to help really um remove people from the
26:50
Speaker 1: communities that they're in, remove people from the communities that
26:53
Speaker 1: they're in, remove them from the mind state that they're in.
26:57
Speaker 1: More so, remove them from the mind of state at
27:00
Speaker 1: they're hand. Because I was in that same mindsetate I
27:02
Speaker 1: thought it was just about a certain thing. So my
27:04
Speaker 1: my goal is to continue to go out speak because
27:07
Speaker 1: I do speak, engage with why go and just inspire
27:10
Speaker 1: the kids with my life story. You know, I went
27:12
Speaker 1: back and got much e d two years ago. I
27:15
Speaker 1: went back, you know what I mean. I tell them
27:16
Speaker 1: my entire story. So it's to really help change the
27:19
Speaker 1: trajectory of our young youth and to so that they
27:25
Speaker 1: can make better choices. My job has inspired them, to
27:29
Speaker 1: encourage them to do better and to be better. That
27:31
Speaker 1: is my job and I'm gonna always do that As
27:34
Speaker 1: a black man, I'm gonna be that black man that
27:35
Speaker 1: can inspire people. They can inspire the kids. And I
27:38
Speaker 1: want to show the different white people and I want
27:40
Speaker 1: to show the other communities that look, no, not all
27:43
Speaker 1: bad things come from these places. Bad things come from
27:46
Speaker 1: everywhere in the world. Like I want to show you that.
27:48
Speaker 1: Look you got this young black high school dropout eggs
27:52
Speaker 1: drug dealer who is now called the Kingdom the Mistrans
27:55
Speaker 1: and I'm running some of the top that the top
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Speaker 1: party in the country like that. I gotta wrapper up,
28:02
Speaker 1: my friend, but you know I want them to give
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Speaker 1: you my sale number, so we stay in touch. When
28:07
Speaker 1: I come to Chicago, we go to Battis and Berries
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Speaker 1: and wrap a little bit. My friend. I appreciate you
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29:29
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Speaker 1: to a current co founded global business venture. She has
29:35
Speaker 1: always found a way to converge her fashioned experience with
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Speaker 1: the founder e n vs N Festival. This festival is
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Speaker 1: the true Embodiment Embodiment embodiment of her personal and professional reflection,
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Speaker 1: aimed to bring the next generation together to bring support systems,
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Speaker 1: female driven female driman networks and journal access to an
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Speaker 1: experience that will help she their futures. She's also the
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Speaker 1: founder of the Brooklyn intern and co owner of Liberty Fairs.
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Speaker 1: Please work with the money making conversations. Sharifa Murdoch, Are
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Speaker 1: you I thought that I thought that I thought I
30:16
Speaker 1: lost you there, Miss Murdoch, How you doing? No? Was
30:22
Speaker 1: that intro just too long for you? With? Just like
30:24
Speaker 1: who am I talking about? That was actually dynamic? Thank
30:29
Speaker 1: you very Muchoklyn Brooklyn native. I love. I've lived in
30:33
Speaker 1: New York and Uh twice in my life. I've lived
30:36
Speaker 1: in Manhattan eight six and first the first time I
30:40
Speaker 1: moved in New York and the last time I was
30:42
Speaker 1: up there doing the w b LS with Steve Harvey.
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Speaker 1: I would live in the two thousand and two thousand
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Speaker 1: and seven, I was living in thirty ninethan first. UH
30:50
Speaker 1: enjoyed coming into Brooklyn. UH did a lot of books
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Speaker 1: signings in Brooklyn. What makes Brooklyn, New York so special?
30:58
Speaker 1: It's just an unique play. I mean, it's one of
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Speaker 1: the best Burrows. I'm gonna say the best borrow actually
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Speaker 1: in New York. Um, I'm born and raised there. The
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Speaker 1: culture you see everything in Brooklyn from what you remember,
31:12
Speaker 1: it is not even the same Brooklyn. I know it's
31:15
Speaker 1: a different Brooklyn now. I know. I went up there.
31:17
Speaker 1: Our friend of mine, he has a little mini donut shop,
31:20
Speaker 1: and I went up there a little ball there right
31:23
Speaker 1: down the street from Brooklyn Nets Place, and I'm James,
31:31
Speaker 1: You're gonn get around now I'm money making conversations. Now
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Speaker 1: understand that now we're gonna meet each other, we're gonna
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Speaker 1: See that we do. So tell us about your brain
31:54
Speaker 1: off the top, and we're gonna talk about your life
31:56
Speaker 1: and uh, what makes you special? Because they come on
31:58
Speaker 1: money making conversations. Your story is unique and it's about entrepreneurship.
32:03
Speaker 1: But more importantly, your story is about empowerment, female empowerment.
32:06
Speaker 1: Why is female empowerment so important today? I mean, I
32:12
Speaker 1: definitely feel like there's so many different routes that you
32:15
Speaker 1: could take as a female. Mean, growing up in Brooklyn,
32:17
Speaker 1: I could have taken a different route, and I had
32:19
Speaker 1: people around me that was encouraging me to do better.
32:23
Speaker 1: And I feel like female empowerment is very, very important
32:26
Speaker 1: because there's certain things that a male can teach you,
32:29
Speaker 1: but there's more things that a female can teach you
32:31
Speaker 1: because they're going through the same processes that you probably
32:33
Speaker 1: went through. And I think it's so important for us
32:36
Speaker 1: to kind of spread the word and like start working
32:39
Speaker 1: together and noticing that it's no longer it's not this
32:42
Speaker 1: date of a competition. We need to start collaborating more.
32:47
Speaker 1: How do you how do you collaborate? How does that
32:48
Speaker 1: make it happen? Because we know that, I mean in
32:51
Speaker 1: my mind, and collaboration isn't just helping in any way. Like,
32:55
Speaker 1: if you have a platform that you're able to give
32:58
Speaker 1: back to, you need to get back and you need
33:01
Speaker 1: to be able to help that other younger generation come up.
33:04
Speaker 1: You know, I've been fortunate to be able to have
33:06
Speaker 1: that guidance um as I was growing up and I
33:10
Speaker 1: was able to give back to young women that wanted
33:13
Speaker 1: to come up on the me Envision as the Envision Festival,
33:17
Speaker 1: which is E E V s N Envision Festival October
33:21
Speaker 1: through Industries Correct and Industry City. It's only on the
33:29
Speaker 1: twenty It's only one day. Yeah, okay, cool, let's do
33:33
Speaker 1: that straight October twenty and Industrustrating. Tell us what is
33:39
Speaker 1: all encompasses so I can start getting people to buy
33:42
Speaker 1: tickets amazing. So basically it encompasses women. It basically embodies
33:50
Speaker 1: the young woman becoming a woman. UM. We have shopping
33:54
Speaker 1: experiences in activation, so within whatever women like beauty, fashion,
33:59
Speaker 1: UM and what on this, we have activations happening on
34:02
Speaker 1: our show floor and then what's best that was hoping
34:05
Speaker 1: as our lineup for our panels. We have panels discussions
34:08
Speaker 1: starting from eleven to six pm and it's every hour
34:12
Speaker 1: on the hour. It's like phenomenal. We're gonna be speaking
34:14
Speaker 1: about what We're gonna be speaking about beauty, but it's
34:17
Speaker 1: gonna be a flip to it. It's like, listen, we're
34:20
Speaker 1: not talking about how fit we are. We're talking about
34:22
Speaker 1: our mind, our state of mind, how we are able
34:25
Speaker 1: to like meditate, how we're able to deal with depression,
34:29
Speaker 1: how we're able to deal with those type of things.
34:31
Speaker 1: We're speaking about fashion and it's like loving yourself in
34:34
Speaker 1: your own skin. We're speaking about beauty where it's like
34:38
Speaker 1: finding your shade, finding you're happy. We're we're speaking about
34:41
Speaker 1: a lineup of things which are super excise sighted about.
34:44
Speaker 1: We have a whole media UM panel discussion with women
34:48
Speaker 1: like in media, which is so phenomenal. I like got
34:51
Speaker 1: the youngest girl from the from On on Roll set.
34:56
Speaker 1: She's phenomenal. So we have her getting into viewed by
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Speaker 1: a prince of out of Brownsville, which I think is
35:02
Speaker 1: a great lineup. And then in the nighttime for young
35:04
Speaker 1: girls to enjoy, we have an amazing music portion with
35:07
Speaker 1: to Nash being the headliner. We have like Sweetie, we
35:11
Speaker 1: have Malibumach. So it's a lineup that's like a day
35:14
Speaker 1: of being a woman. You can come get your nails done,
35:16
Speaker 1: you can come get your hair braided. It's gonna be
35:19
Speaker 1: a whole day for girls and basically a generational event.
35:23
Speaker 1: You know, you can bring your daughter, your ball, your
35:25
Speaker 1: grandmother exactly, which I love, which I love the type
35:29
Speaker 1: of events. Now, you know what, miss Murdock, this is
35:35
Speaker 1: your show. I'm just trying to help promote and if
35:38
Speaker 1: I'm over talking, I'm gonna stop and let you sell
35:40
Speaker 1: your brand. Now. This is the Envision Festival, which is
35:43
Speaker 1: an industry city October tween. Yeah, And what made me
35:49
Speaker 1: really do it is I was going to all these
35:51
Speaker 1: festivals for years and years, and with my background and
35:54
Speaker 1: trade shows, I basically wanted I've always wanted to create
35:58
Speaker 1: something for girls. I've had this past and for so long.
36:01
Speaker 1: I started a nonprofit years ago called the Brooklyn intern
36:04
Speaker 1: where I was able to help get girls. Um Interns
36:07
Speaker 1: should be different companies in different industries. So it's basically
36:10
Speaker 1: a mashup of that and what I've learned throughout the
36:13
Speaker 1: years of doing trade shows, and uh, it's phenomenal just
36:16
Speaker 1: to be able to give back to young girls growing
36:19
Speaker 1: up in Brooklyn. I know what I could have became
36:21
Speaker 1: if I didn't have the guidance. And I want other
36:23
Speaker 1: young girls to understand, especially with the social media age,
36:27
Speaker 1: it's so important for them to understand what's real and
36:30
Speaker 1: what's fake. And I want them to understand how they
36:33
Speaker 1: can be so dynamic if they're able to come together
36:35
Speaker 1: at work together. We envision is environment right. I went
36:39
Speaker 1: to your website which is Envisioned, which is E n
36:42
Speaker 1: V S N Festival dot com, and I'm looking at
36:45
Speaker 1: the very diverse image of the three young ladies that
36:48
Speaker 1: you have on your page, and I think that's important
36:52
Speaker 1: that you that you know the only thing about it
36:55
Speaker 1: is that, uh, you know, just a corner where you
36:58
Speaker 1: can we all get along? Can we all call appendicate
37:00
Speaker 1: that we all communicate when I look at this picture,
37:02
Speaker 1: that's what you're saying, Yes, exactly, It's about it's I
37:08
Speaker 1: grew up knowing that it wasn't an African American thing,
37:12
Speaker 1: it wasn't a um Caucasian thing. I grew up around
37:16
Speaker 1: so many different cultures and good travel and my experiences.
37:21
Speaker 1: This is what basically have led me to make it
37:23
Speaker 1: a multicultural thing. And that's what it's exciting about Envision Now.
37:27
Speaker 1: So you have a number of brand partners on here.
37:30
Speaker 1: How does one become a brand partner? How does want
37:32
Speaker 1: to become a sponsor a part of the Envisioned Festival?
37:35
Speaker 1: Is just the first one? Or give you a little
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Speaker 1: history on the event. This is the first one, and
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Speaker 1: this is the first inaugural one. We're super It's so
37:44
Speaker 1: funny because I started planning this six months ago and
37:47
Speaker 1: with my background, people honestly jumped on being like you
37:50
Speaker 1: know what, we know what you do. We're super excited
37:53
Speaker 1: about it. So I have partners like Huts and Jeans.
37:56
Speaker 1: They're bringing there one of their nonprofits that they are
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Speaker 1: afiliated with, Cold Get the Girls, and they're going to
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Speaker 1: come and say say a poetry to introduced in Vision,
38:05
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38:52
Speaker 1: You know. The thing about it is that, first of all,
38:54
Speaker 1: I feel a good spirit in you from an entrepreneur
38:57
Speaker 1: standpoint point. I had to bring you on the show
38:59
Speaker 1: because of the fact that that you know, there's so
39:02
Speaker 1: many lanes of success that people experience. And then what
39:06
Speaker 1: yours is about being an entrepreneur but also giving back
39:09
Speaker 1: an educating. Is that difficult to do? Um No, I
39:14
Speaker 1: think it comes natural, to be honest with you, I
39:17
Speaker 1: think you have to want to do it, and that's
39:19
Speaker 1: something that I want to do. That's like my annual goal.
39:22
Speaker 1: Like if I was to die to morrow, I can
39:24
Speaker 1: know that I did all I can do in the
39:27
Speaker 1: limited amount of time that I've had to be able
39:29
Speaker 1: to give back to certain young ladies. And I always
39:31
Speaker 1: believe that even if it's one or two, you've at
39:34
Speaker 1: least shocked to do something, and that's all it takes
39:37
Speaker 1: is to put some sort of effort into it. I
39:40
Speaker 1: don't believe it's hard. I think it's if continue to
39:43
Speaker 1: do and that has been my calling and you're calling
39:46
Speaker 1: to exist through the whole thing. Now what the term is.
39:49
Speaker 1: If this is gonna be year two, you're calling Rashawn
39:53
Speaker 1: in October next year, go Rashawn because I can't come. Well,
39:57
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40:00
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40:03
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40:05
Speaker 1: You can come on money making conversation. This shows about
40:08
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40:11
Speaker 1: word out about your bread in various different platforms. Also
40:14
Speaker 1: the fact that please get me a social media banner
40:17
Speaker 1: so I can post it on my social media. Some
40:20
Speaker 1: of my I have a large following. I have a
40:22
Speaker 1: large following in the New York market and so in
40:25
Speaker 1: all the East Coast market, and I definitely you know.
40:28
Speaker 1: The thing about it is that here's the deal. You
40:30
Speaker 1: have a dream, and your dream is share able, which
40:33
Speaker 1: I think is important for us to hear that. And
40:36
Speaker 1: because a lot of people have a selfish dreams, so
40:37
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40:40
Speaker 1: personal success. Your dream is tied to success of many.
40:43
Speaker 1: And it's also what I call like a handoff, a
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40:49
Speaker 1: or you can reach out and pull somebody forward, you know,
40:53
Speaker 1: up to what you're trying to accomplish. When all that
40:55
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Speaker 1: do you gain from all this? What do you gain?
41:02
Speaker 1: I don't gain anything. I gained the feeling of me
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Speaker 1: being able to empower young girls. What makes this successful
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41:14
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41:34
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Speaker 1: energy of these people saying, oh my god, this day
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41:42
Speaker 1: what's gonna make me feel like this is success. Well,
41:45
Speaker 1: I'm not wrapping this up. I just want to let
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Speaker 1: you know she's a true entrepreneur, has become a success
41:50
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42:14
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42:19
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42:22
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42:28
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42:30
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Speaker 1: Sean McDonald have big time talent on my show. Now.
44:25
Speaker 1: When I first started a big downtown and there was
44:26
Speaker 1: a little low, yeah, I thought picking up speed and
44:29
Speaker 1: people start finding out every time. Mcdowald. Now, I just
44:32
Speaker 1: can't turn people away as I do it that days now,
44:36
Speaker 1: but I would never turn away my next guest. He
44:38
Speaker 1: is renowned actor best known for his role as neighbor
44:40
Speaker 1: Chuck Larabee on the long running comedy Last Man Standing
44:45
Speaker 1: opposite Tim Allen. Tim Allen, boy, I gotta talk about him.
44:48
Speaker 1: The series is moving from ABC the Fox this falling
44:51
Speaker 1: premiere to great ratings, which we will talk about He
44:54
Speaker 1: began his acting career by studying theater at Carnegie Mellon University,
44:58
Speaker 1: and went on to appear as Henry Walker on NBC's
45:01
Speaker 1: American Dreams as Dr Daniel Goodman on Bones. He has
45:05
Speaker 1: also made notable recurring appearances on Women's Murder Club, Revenge, Castle,
45:10
Speaker 1: Dollars twenty four and hell Cats, Please Work with the
45:12
Speaker 1: money making conversations Jonathan Adams, Hey, how you doing? Come?
45:17
Speaker 1: You know I don't sound like that man. How are
45:19
Speaker 1: you just gonna just blow over that great voice? You know,
45:21
Speaker 1: I'm gonna we'll just scratch you trying to get by voice. Hey,
45:25
Speaker 1: how you doing? How you doing there? I'm very good. Well,
45:30
Speaker 1: first of all, thank you for coming on my show.
45:32
Speaker 1: Thank you for being the an entrepreneur, a guy who
45:36
Speaker 1: hasn't had a career and he's having a career. And
45:39
Speaker 1: also congratulations on the amazingly high ratings for this series,
45:45
Speaker 1: uh that you're starting on with Last Man Standing with
45:48
Speaker 1: Tim Allen's I know right, I mean that was so good.
45:52
Speaker 1: I mean, I just really really appreciate the fans of
45:54
Speaker 1: the show. I'm just I'm just over the moon. It
45:57
Speaker 1: was really good. That's why you know, you do something good,
46:01
Speaker 1: something bad. It shocks you and then you get picked up.
46:04
Speaker 1: Let me just tell you if everybody was happening with
46:06
Speaker 1: Last Man standard uh. For six years it was on ABC. Okay,
46:09
Speaker 1: it debated, It debated it seventh season on Fox Friday
46:13
Speaker 1: Night Friday Night Now with Tim Allen. Let said, come
46:16
Speaker 1: rocketing past this previous season high numbers on ABC. Okay,
46:20
Speaker 1: ABC said, We're done with it, Last Man Standing, averaging
46:23
Speaker 1: one point eight ratings and adults which is a key
46:25
Speaker 1: demo eighteen to forty nine and eight million viewers and
46:29
Speaker 1: at a p M by comparison, check this out. The
46:32
Speaker 1: season six premiere on ABC drew a one point one
46:35
Speaker 1: rating and six million viewers. By this season as a
46:38
Speaker 1: whole on one point two rating and six point four
46:41
Speaker 1: million viewers. In fact, the last time the series drew
46:44
Speaker 1: over eight million viewers was back in season four, and
46:47
Speaker 1: the last time I drew at one point eight rating
46:49
Speaker 1: a better was in season two. It did both of
46:52
Speaker 1: those this past Friday. Hallelujah. Come on now, I'm Johathan.
46:57
Speaker 1: I know how to put the show together. Brother. I'm
46:59
Speaker 1: not gonna bring you on this show and not have
47:02
Speaker 1: my facts. I'm telling you because you talked to do
47:07
Speaker 1: you talk to if you talk if you if you
47:09
Speaker 1: talk me out, everybody gonna understand what you said about me? Right,
47:13
Speaker 1: That's right, man, I'm saying those numbers numbers don't live, brother,
47:17
Speaker 1: That's all I gotta say. And it was the most
47:18
Speaker 1: watched comedy on any night and nearly seven years on
47:21
Speaker 1: Fox NFL nights and was my father top rated comedy
47:26
Speaker 1: show on a Friday night. Congratulations, congratul I'm really happy
47:31
Speaker 1: to be a part of it. Well, you know, well,
47:33
Speaker 1: how did you become a part of it. Let's let's
47:35
Speaker 1: talk about you know I read earlier about how you
47:37
Speaker 1: got started. Here's the deal about me. I got started
47:40
Speaker 1: in stand up comedy. But my deals in mathematics. Okay,
47:43
Speaker 1: but you this is something you wanted to do. Correct, dude,
47:47
Speaker 1: you sound like someone after my own heart. I never
47:49
Speaker 1: met you. You had your degree in mathematics. Math was
47:53
Speaker 1: my favorite subject in school. I nearly nearly like was
47:58
Speaker 1: a math major. Love Oculus was my favorite thing in
48:02
Speaker 1: the world when I was in high school. Um loved it.
48:06
Speaker 1: And uh, I just got into acting just you know,
48:09
Speaker 1: through side sideways. And I got into this show kind
48:13
Speaker 1: of sideways because I auditioned for a guest star in
48:19
Speaker 1: season two, and uh that guest star, they kept asking
48:24
Speaker 1: me back, and then they cast me back again in
48:27
Speaker 1: season three, and then in season four they asked me
48:30
Speaker 1: to be a regular on the show, which by the way,
48:34
Speaker 1: was one of those seasons you mentioned with one of
48:35
Speaker 1: the best ratings. So I'm just saying no, no, no, no, no, no.
48:39
Speaker 1: Nonimating conversation you start, Okay, I don't care about my
48:42
Speaker 1: boy Tim Allen. Who who I know Tim Allen because
48:46
Speaker 1: when I was doing all this bunch line, he was
48:48
Speaker 1: the headliner. That's what I met Tim Allen way back then.
48:51
Speaker 1: And we performed the worst week that you could perform
48:54
Speaker 1: in New Orleans to do stand up comedy, Martin, We're
48:56
Speaker 1: a week. Oh wow, Why is that the worst week?
48:59
Speaker 1: Because nobody there? They there, and they're in the streets
49:01
Speaker 1: getting drunk. There in the streets. Part you do not
49:05
Speaker 1: pay that. Here's somebody tell jokes when you can hear
49:07
Speaker 1: those same jokes free in the streets. Okay, So timmy,
49:12
Speaker 1: I go way back, and I and and I know
49:14
Speaker 1: his career. I followed his career, and I feel feel
49:17
Speaker 1: that he gave me excellent advice about being myself. So
49:20
Speaker 1: let me ask you this. Do you have an agent? Yes?
49:23
Speaker 1: I do, Yeah, I do have an agent. I have
49:24
Speaker 1: a voiceover agent, uh and in my voiceover in commercial
49:28
Speaker 1: agent and I have a manager for theatrical and everything else. Okay,
49:32
Speaker 1: So just going through the sick with the track about
49:35
Speaker 1: it being varsover because like I said, it always gets
49:37
Speaker 1: asked to me. And you know, I'm a guy who
49:40
Speaker 1: has produced talent voiceover. I don't know where to sen
49:44
Speaker 1: you what like you you get some perlimited test that
49:47
Speaker 1: first of all, is that gonna happen overnight? And like
49:49
Speaker 1: you said, look at the quality of listen to the
49:52
Speaker 1: quality of my force. It wasn't like I just walked
49:54
Speaker 1: to the room and just they signed me up. It's
49:57
Speaker 1: tied to relationships and also position yourself. People can recommend
50:01
Speaker 1: you yes exactly, you got it exactly right. And so
50:05
Speaker 1: that's that's that's what you gotta do. And you can't
50:07
Speaker 1: and and it's very frustrating. It is. It's a frustrating business.
50:14
Speaker 1: You spend a lot of time going, oh man, I'm
50:16
Speaker 1: just this is never gonna wear or are you sent
50:19
Speaker 1: me out on that? I don't know, And I have
50:23
Speaker 1: a um I have a booth in my house now
50:28
Speaker 1: basically where i'd not I don't work from it, but
50:31
Speaker 1: I do have I do all my auditions from that booth.
50:37
Speaker 1: So uh, it's someone I'll get a script from my
50:40
Speaker 1: agent and I'll i'll you know, read it to my
50:45
Speaker 1: do it on, do it in the booth in my house,
50:48
Speaker 1: and then send it out to the MP three to
50:50
Speaker 1: my back to my agent and they take it, they
50:53
Speaker 1: send it to the clients. Because it's a very serious
50:56
Speaker 1: question here, because you know I'm connected as you know
51:00
Speaker 1: ric and so how would I want in our opportunities
51:05
Speaker 1: for some of military type commercial promotions around the country.
51:09
Speaker 1: How would I get you to not only just maybe
51:13
Speaker 1: not even just audition, but just recopy so I can
51:16
Speaker 1: present it to them. Um, you would call my agent,
51:20
Speaker 1: but you or you could even start with my publicist,
51:23
Speaker 1: which which you guys having get in touch with you. You
51:27
Speaker 1: You know, this is what we're gonna do today. You'll
51:29
Speaker 1: be hearing from Rashan McDonald today. Just this. I works
51:34
Speaker 1: on money main conversation. So you call for an interview,
51:36
Speaker 1: You're you're about to hear the change change in your
51:39
Speaker 1: life now because of Rashan McDonald. But but but like
51:43
Speaker 1: I said, you know the thing about it. But that's
51:44
Speaker 1: how opportunities come your way. That's what I'm saying. And
51:47
Speaker 1: that's what people need to understand. It's not ever plan,
51:50
Speaker 1: it's never, it's never, but you gotta be ready. Like
51:53
Speaker 1: you said, you have a booth in your house, that's
51:55
Speaker 1: what Maybe I heard that. That means that you're making
51:58
Speaker 1: the job out of this. So if you if you
52:01
Speaker 1: didn't say that, then I don't I don't go to
52:03
Speaker 1: this next conversation. But hey, if I send you some copy,
52:07
Speaker 1: can you cut something for me so we can I
52:09
Speaker 1: can let some people here and recommend you for this.
52:12
Speaker 1: So what what what presented that idea? What? What made
52:15
Speaker 1: you invest in yourself like that to put a booth
52:17
Speaker 1: in they call it loop and you can look things
52:19
Speaker 1: in your house sound proof room. Talk about that, let
52:23
Speaker 1: people here. How you have to invest in your career
52:26
Speaker 1: for opportunities that you may they even see coming right
52:30
Speaker 1: right right? Well, you know you said it exactly correctly.
52:37
Speaker 1: You know you have to you present yourself, You put
52:41
Speaker 1: yourself out there for opportunities. You're not you're not sure
52:43
Speaker 1: you're gonna happen. But I had actually been working as
52:47
Speaker 1: a voice over actor. A great deal and my my
52:52
Speaker 1: I moved out to I moved like out of town
52:56
Speaker 1: a little bit, Like I'm five minutes from downtown where
52:59
Speaker 1: I live right now, and so it gets really hard
53:02
Speaker 1: to get to my agent's office. And I thought, you
53:05
Speaker 1: know what, since I moved out here, I need to
53:08
Speaker 1: have the ability to to send stuff in via MP
53:11
Speaker 1: three and not have to to slep all the way
53:14
Speaker 1: down to UH down to Hollywood to um to get
53:17
Speaker 1: my to get my auditions in and just you know,
53:22
Speaker 1: they send me stuff and it and it works. And
53:25
Speaker 1: but you do have to invest in a good microphone
53:27
Speaker 1: and a good set up in some places where and
53:29
Speaker 1: find a place that's quiet in your house and make
53:32
Speaker 1: sure that that place stays quiet and then sound proven.
53:35
Speaker 1: Blah blah blah blah blah blah, bah bah blah blah blah.
53:37
Speaker 1: So yeah, it became a necessity for me because of her,
53:42
Speaker 1: first of all, because my location, but also it's a
53:46
Speaker 1: business move. But before we go, I want to talk
53:48
Speaker 1: about a balance life. Your native of Pittsburgh, happy there,
53:52
Speaker 1: and you have two beautiful daughters. How have you been
53:54
Speaker 1: able to balance all that over the years? You know,
53:56
Speaker 1: because like I said, there have been peaks and valleys,
53:58
Speaker 1: and there's a lot of uncertainty and you still have
54:02
Speaker 1: you're happily married and you have two beautiful daughters. How
54:04
Speaker 1: have you been able to balance that. I've been married
54:06
Speaker 1: for twenty five years and uh, you know, yeah, I Uh,
54:14
Speaker 1: I was gonna say blame, but I really, you know,
54:17
Speaker 1: like my wife is the one who really helps me
54:20
Speaker 1: out there. She'll she'll you know, she'll get me there,
54:23
Speaker 1: She'll get me going, She'll get me understanding that we
54:27
Speaker 1: know we need to take a vacation and we need
54:28
Speaker 1: to do this, and we need to do that. And
54:30
Speaker 1: you know, I just say yes, dear, because she's almost right.
54:36
Speaker 1: So you know, it's uh, it's I you know, it's
54:41
Speaker 1: all about her, and I really try and keep that,
54:44
Speaker 1: keep that relationship going. You know, twenty five years is
54:47
Speaker 1: a long time, especially in Hollywood. That's like that's like
54:49
Speaker 1: seventy five years after the world. You know, I want
54:54
Speaker 1: to say, I want to follow up on that because Hollywood,
54:57
Speaker 1: unlike any other business, is driven on fear because you know,
55:01
Speaker 1: you just never know when you might miss. It kind
55:04
Speaker 1: of holds you hostage because you leave town, you you
55:07
Speaker 1: feel you might miss an audition, you know, relationship or
55:10
Speaker 1: being somewhere, so you always on that little rabbit, that
55:12
Speaker 1: little rabbit trail, that a little rabbit trail for opportunities
55:15
Speaker 1: and leading that back. And I did that. I'm willing
55:18
Speaker 1: to tell anybody I did that far too long, but
55:21
Speaker 1: a lot of success came out way, don't get me wrong.
55:23
Speaker 1: But I also know that I could have done it differently.
55:26
Speaker 1: I could. I could have done it different I could
55:28
Speaker 1: have slowed down. I could have I could have believed
55:30
Speaker 1: in myself a lot more, in the in the in
55:32
Speaker 1: the places that put in place a lot more. And
55:35
Speaker 1: I congratulate you, my friend. Uh. I hope that you
55:38
Speaker 1: will be hearing from my own my representatives about that.
55:41
Speaker 1: I was very sincere about that audition opportunity because I
55:45
Speaker 1: am that type of person that have opportunities for people
55:48
Speaker 1: off of certain talents. And I created money making conversations
55:52
Speaker 1: to bring to the world your type of talents and
55:54
Speaker 1: your respectfully saying that you keep winning, my friend, keep
55:58
Speaker 1: doing the things that you're doing. Jonathan, you brother, God
56:00
Speaker 1: bless you, brother. Thank you so much. I appreciate it.
56:02
Speaker 1: That's my man, Jonathan who stars on Last Man Standing
56:05
Speaker 1: that's a Tim Allen star sitcom is now a super
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Speaker 1: It live on BAS eleven eighty every Monday, repeats on Friday,
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56:17
Speaker 1: I do. Everybody keep winning. This online bank was for
56:27
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56:30
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56:34
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56:42
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