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Kimre Lewis Full Interview · The Steve Harvey Morning Show

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Speaker 1: My next guest, First time we've ever really spoken, but
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Speaker 1: I see her all the time on TV, so I
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Speaker 1: know she's making money. Because that's the money making conversation.
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Speaker 1: We won't talk about that. He is an actress, writer,
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Speaker 1: comedian right there, writer, a comedian. We cool me and her.
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Speaker 1: We bonded actress Rashean McDonald could not act. That's what
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Speaker 1: we That's what we did for right there. She's a
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Speaker 1: Los Angeles native. I'm from Houston, Texas, southern boar West
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Speaker 1: coast girth. That's where we did forer right there, third
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Speaker 1: grade spelling be champ. Now your boy could spail on that. Now,
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Speaker 1: I didn't make the championship with this spelling be. But
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Speaker 1: I I got to the fourth round, you know, some
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Speaker 1: words got up there to me that I really threw
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Speaker 1: me off there in the spelling b. I didn't realize
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Speaker 1: the importance of it till I got older that I
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Speaker 1: could actually put it on my credits like she got
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Speaker 1: it in her credits. I'm saying most importantly, she said
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Speaker 1: serious regularly on the new ABC comedy Single Parents, with
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Speaker 1: premiers after Modern Family. That show has been on forever.
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Speaker 1: I show hope Single Parents is on forever. And for
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Speaker 1: the past five seasons, she has replayed reporter Ashley on
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Speaker 1: ABC Scandal who ain't watched Scandal? Whow please work with
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Speaker 1: money making conversations Kimry Lewis. Hey, I'm so happy to
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Speaker 1: thank Kimy. You got some things going on, girl. Okay,
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Speaker 1: let's talk about this, you know, because and I want
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Speaker 1: you to be like me and the people say that,
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Speaker 1: and know that I always tell people my goal is
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Speaker 1: starting this show, Kimry, and I want you to be
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Speaker 1: a friend of mine. And because I've always been a
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Speaker 1: mentor all my life and didn't really know it, and
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Speaker 1: then as I got older, I realized when I look
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Speaker 1: back and when people come on my show, they tell
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Speaker 1: me what I've done for their career and with them
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Speaker 1: along the way, And I just did it unconsciously because
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Speaker 1: that's my personality. When I look at a young talent
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Speaker 1: like you, and I see that you you you you've
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Speaker 1: developed a multiple streams of income, and I want to
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Speaker 1: know how did that come about? In the whole process
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Speaker 1: of saying, Okay, I can do stand up, I want
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Speaker 1: to act, I want to write. How did that not
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Speaker 1: that that process developed because a lot of people need
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Speaker 1: to understand your technique in doing that and developing that, Yeah,
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Speaker 1: you know you can't. Nowadays, there's just no no excuse
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Speaker 1: for not, uh, like you say, having multiple streams of
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Speaker 1: income and and getting the training in all the different
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Speaker 1: crafts that surround your passion. So for years, I said, Okay,
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Speaker 1: all I want to do is be an actor, right,
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Speaker 1: That's all I want to do. But you know, you
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Speaker 1: would go out on these auditions, which were few and
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Speaker 1: far between to begin with, and then when you get
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Speaker 1: to the audition you say, okay, like the script is
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Speaker 1: kind of kind of funny, but like I can insert
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Speaker 1: my own jokes here, and you know it's let me
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Speaker 1: make a little bit, a little bit more funny, you know,
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Speaker 1: funny than me. And so I was like, you know, hey,
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Speaker 1: I can, I can. I can write a little bit.
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Speaker 1: You know, I do stand up, So why not make
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Speaker 1: myself you know, a machine that can go not just
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Speaker 1: when people are calling you in for for auditions, but
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Speaker 1: you know a business that's running even when they're not.
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Speaker 1: You know, create your own work. I'm writing my own
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Speaker 1: scripts and you know, doing stand up whenever, whenever I
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Speaker 1: feel like it. Um So it's you just get tired
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Speaker 1: of waiting. And that's very true for folks to call
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Speaker 1: on you, and that will push you to do some things.
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Speaker 1: And it did me. I remember when right, you know,
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Speaker 1: bill bills are making you like, do some ugliness. Ugliness girl,
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Speaker 1: you go on stage in for the four people. I
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Speaker 1: did that one time and Corpus Christie. I went on
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Speaker 1: stage and for the two people. That was the first show,
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Speaker 1: and guess what they stayed for the second show. I
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Speaker 1: went up to the owner. I went up to you
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Speaker 1: kidding me, Yeah, when they paid to get every sean,
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Speaker 1: Hey man, I only got one act, only got one act.
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Speaker 1: You're about to hear the same show, so I know
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Speaker 1: what you're saying, and I wanted to I wanted to
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Speaker 1: let everybody know what she's saying here is that Like
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Speaker 1: I left IBM had a math degree. Mathematic is my degree,
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Speaker 1: and I was I was successful IBM. And when I
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Speaker 1: left to do stand up comedy, comedy, I felt that
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Speaker 1: was I didn't have to ask anybody to go on stage.
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Speaker 1: I figured I can go out there and showcase my
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Speaker 1: talents and get paid for Whereas an actor and actress,
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Speaker 1: you really are are a prisoner to the moment of
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Speaker 1: if somebody calls on you. Where as a stand up
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Speaker 1: you know, you go out to a clue, you underscript,
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Speaker 1: you know, you understand what I'm saying because because you know,
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Speaker 1: you know in l l A and you're a rarity,
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Speaker 1: when when she's an l A Native, you don't really
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Speaker 1: run across people like her. You know, everybody comes to
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Speaker 1: l A to be a starter, and a lot of
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Speaker 1: people think that l A. You're born in l A,
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Speaker 1: You're gonna be a talent. How did that? How did
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Speaker 1: that work for you? Because you're l A Native. You know,
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Speaker 1: and and you and you and you and you broke
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Speaker 1: through because you you get you're you're in a competitive
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Speaker 1: field where you have so many people traveling to Los
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Speaker 1: Angeles to do what you do. How did you pull
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Speaker 1: it off? Yeah, I'm lucky. I think it's a combo
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Speaker 1: being a little bit crazy, uh, but also having just
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Speaker 1: you know, a great support system. Um I have. You know,
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Speaker 1: my family and my friends are here, and I think
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Speaker 1: it's important. Yeah, you gotta make your money and be
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Speaker 1: in this industry. But for me, it's always nice, uh
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Speaker 1: to hang out with my family and friends who aren't
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Speaker 1: in the industry, you know, just to have some time
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Speaker 1: off and recharge. Um. So yeah, but I love being
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Speaker 1: from l A. This is my city. We can talk
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Speaker 1: about some eating places in a minute. But I'm on
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Speaker 1: the phone. She's on the phone. Kimry Lewis. She plays
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Speaker 1: Poppy in the new family comedy Single Parents. It's called
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Speaker 1: Single Parents on ABC premier September twenty six. Every Wednesday
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Speaker 1: will come on Yester Wednesday at yes, sir, it's nine
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Speaker 1: West Coast, East Coast, eight thirty Central. See, people don't
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Speaker 1: know that, you know. Yeah, I'm worldly. I've lived on
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Speaker 1: both coasts, so it took me a minute to know
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Speaker 1: that the news comes on on East and West that
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Speaker 1: level times ten o'clock in the Central time zone. People
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Speaker 1: think of crazy, but but I love talking to a comedian.
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Speaker 1: You know, he's a compliment. When I hear your voice tone,
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Speaker 1: it reminds me of a good friend of mine. Windy
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Speaker 1: were Carol Robinson, and that's to me, that's a Wendy
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Speaker 1: was my She was one of my first acting teachers
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Speaker 1: here in l A. I love Wendy. Shout out to
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Speaker 1: Wendy Grace Conservatory. Oh my god, that's what I do.
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Speaker 1: I donate to that. I buy sixteen scholarships every year.
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Speaker 1: My wife and I sixteen scholarships every year to the
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Speaker 1: amazing Grace Conservatory that's founded by Wendy record very talented actors.
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Speaker 1: Just bring up the speech she played a co starred
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Speaker 1: on Steve Harvey Serious. She played the principle all those
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Speaker 1: years and many many other roles. And one of my
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Speaker 1: largest donations I ever made was made to her her
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Speaker 1: Amazing Grace Conservatory every year. They just under me last
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Speaker 1: year is one of their outstanding um leaders and contributors
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Speaker 1: to the Amazing Grace Conservatory. And to say that you're
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Speaker 1: part of that, girl, you know, we were even closer everything. Man, Listen,
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Speaker 1: there's there's not a lot of opportunities for for kids
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Speaker 1: in the hood, you know. And I grew up in
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Speaker 1: South Dala, so that was one of mine, my safe places. Man.
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Speaker 1: And Mr Wendy is everything. I love her. That's amazing.
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Speaker 1: That's amazing. So we're gonna talk a little bit about
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Speaker 1: you being a single parent because I want to. I
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Speaker 1: want to talk to us because that's a balanced life.
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Speaker 1: And I'm gonna tell you something, Ms. Lewis I failed
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Speaker 1: in that. I failed in that and I tell people
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Speaker 1: that publicly to let them know. They look at a
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Speaker 1: lot of success that I have achieved in my life
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Speaker 1: and I'm currently achieving in my life, but I failed
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Speaker 1: and not understanding when to put the brakes on, say
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Speaker 1: family time, because I love when you said my families here,
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Speaker 1: my support systems here. Well, I'm not saying I abandoned it,
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Speaker 1: but I know that I just was so focused on
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Speaker 1: being making it. I was so focused on denying that
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Speaker 1: there was only one lane for me, and that was
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Speaker 1: to win. And I really love the fact that you said, Rishan,
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Speaker 1: I have a balanced life. When we come back, I
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Speaker 1: want you to talk about that on the phone. She's
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Speaker 1: on the phone. One of the stars of the New
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Speaker 1: hit ABC sitcom Single Parents. Kimry Lewis too is ra
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Speaker 1: Sean McDonald. You're listening to Money Making Conversation. This is
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Speaker 1: my show. I called it my show. I'm bragging. Guess
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Speaker 1: wasn't in some place in life when you achieve a
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Speaker 1: level of success. If you can't talk good about yourself,
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Speaker 1: then why are you talking what? I'm talking good about myself?
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Speaker 1: Because Money Making Conversation is a show that was created
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Speaker 1: to help other people, to mentor people to give them
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Speaker 1: information about being successful in the business that they may
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Speaker 1: want to chieve achieve success, but they'll understand the hard
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Speaker 1: work on the phone. As a young lady who's been
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Speaker 1: starting many years on the popular TV series Scandal, Who
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Speaker 1: don't know Scandal? Who don't watch the Scandal? She played
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Speaker 1: reporter Ashley, and it's always interesting when people can just
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Speaker 1: switch over. Now she's doing a very popular sitcom that
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Speaker 1: premiers every Wednesday after Modern Family. She plays the character Poppy. Please,
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Speaker 1: welcome to back to the show. Miss Lewis, how you
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Speaker 1: doing that? Hey? We're kicking it? I love it? Okay. Now,
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Speaker 1: you're a writer? What does that mean when you say
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Speaker 1: the word writer? You know I was a sitcom writer?
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Speaker 1: And I'm always gonna say I'm a sitcom writer. But
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Speaker 1: when you say writer, what does that mean? And and
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Speaker 1: because your novelist, you're your your poet or your sitcom writer,
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Speaker 1: you're a punch up writer. What type of writer are you? TV?
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Speaker 1: And stand up? So I write my own jokes on
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Speaker 1: stage and I write scripts. Um, the braindon show coming
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Speaker 1: out of Kevin Hart's network L O L. And it's
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Speaker 1: called The Donors. So that's a new series to check
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Speaker 1: out next next next month. Actually, now that's a digital show,
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Speaker 1: right it is? Yeah? Yeah, man, that's the space right now,
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Speaker 1: right now? Why why do you say that? Let everybody
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Speaker 1: know youre just gonna throw out some that's the stage
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Speaker 1: right now. Now, we have to admit that that's where
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Speaker 1: Insecure came from. Insecure was a was It was an awkward,
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Speaker 1: awkward black girl. That's a we're black girl. I saw
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Speaker 1: that show the other day. It is so fascinating. I
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Speaker 1: don't know if you just don't if you're just a
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Speaker 1: female period, you don't have to be a female of
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Speaker 1: color to under relate to that show. That show is
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Speaker 1: crazy and good and so and so when you see
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Speaker 1: that digital space, why why do you feel it so
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Speaker 1: appealing and why you think so many people are turning
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Speaker 1: to that as a form of entertainment. Well, for a
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Speaker 1: few reasons. One is, you know, it's like those wherever
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Speaker 1: you go. You don't have to be sitting at home,
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Speaker 1: you don't have to go to a movie theater to
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Speaker 1: see it. Um. But also it's on your own time,
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Speaker 1: you know, Um, you don't have to be at work.
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Speaker 1: You know, you can watch it whenever you want to
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Speaker 1: watch it. It's not like some shows nowadays. If you
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Speaker 1: don't have a DVR, then if you miss the show,
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Speaker 1: you miss the show digitally. It's there. It's gonna be
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Speaker 1: there whenever you're ready for it. Um. And it's also worldly.
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Speaker 1: I mean, let's the long gone are the days of
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Speaker 1: oh gee, let's just watch this in a or in
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Speaker 1: the stage. Now it's like, you know, I got people
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Speaker 1: in Brazil hit me up. I don't know exactly what
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Speaker 1: they're saying, but a lot of exclamation marks after it.
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Speaker 1: So I'm like, hey, that's good, I'll take that. So
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Speaker 1: so about big at social media, it's just a high
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Speaker 1: important social media to your brain. It's it's very important.
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Speaker 1: You know, you gotta get the word out, you know,
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Speaker 1: how it is you got shows to promote, you got
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Speaker 1: you want to feel the seat. You gotta let people
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Speaker 1: know where you're gonna be. Um, if you you got
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Speaker 1: a show coming on, which I do. I always like
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Speaker 1: to give people a little behind the scene doing every
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Speaker 1: episode because it just makes it makes you feel more accessible,
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Speaker 1: you know, it makes you feel like, oh, man, like,
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Speaker 1: I remember Canry saying she was gonna rock that that
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Speaker 1: dress in this upcoming episode. Let me check for that dress. So,
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Speaker 1: you know, poppy poppy characters. He owned the wine store, like, oh,
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Speaker 1: you know what, I'm gonna be drinking some you know
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Speaker 1: moscato episode. So it's it's nice to be able to
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Speaker 1: engage with my fans. I love them. Well. The thing
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Speaker 1: about it is that you know social media has you
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Speaker 1: gotta have you got somebody like I think I read
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Speaker 1: that Kevin hard Like has a hundred and twenty one
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Speaker 1: million social media file. Here were so far behind that
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Speaker 1: I got. I got a hundred millions, hundred millions to
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Speaker 1: catch up with the catch up. So when you see
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Speaker 1: when you see brands out there, and you know, I
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Speaker 1: respect you know, Kevin is my boy. I respect him,
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Speaker 1: and and I also say that they've changed the system.
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Speaker 1: Now when you really can't get there, you know, the
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Speaker 1: algorithms and Twitter algorithms and Instagram and and they get there,
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Speaker 1: they charge you. You gotta almost buy your your fame
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Speaker 1: nowadays through social media. Now, So how do you post? Well?
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Speaker 1: How do you what? What? What are you? What are
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Speaker 1: your most popular post that you created? Engaged or just
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Speaker 1: like you just just be authentic and just post what
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Speaker 1: you feel. I think that's the key. You know, It's
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Speaker 1: it's a hard balance for me because you wanna, you
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Speaker 1: want to be accessible, be a fans, but for me,
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Speaker 1: I also like I enjoy my privacy. Um So I
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Speaker 1: want to as an artist, you know, you want to
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Speaker 1: be able to give your fans as much as you
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Speaker 1: can while saving a little something for yourself, you know.
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Speaker 1: Um So, I think the most the post that I've
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Speaker 1: had that have had the most engagements are, um, when
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Speaker 1: I'm being silly or you know, when I'm you know,
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Speaker 1: when I had this one video where I was in
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Speaker 1: New York and I was going up to people. There's
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Speaker 1: a huge billboard of single parents and Time Square and
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Speaker 1: you know, I'm on it. I'm on the billboard. So
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Speaker 1: I'm walking up to Time Square like Hey, you recognize
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Speaker 1: anybody on the billboard and they're like, nah, anybody, That's
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Speaker 1: what I like, just like behind the scenes stuff for
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Speaker 1: stuff where I can just or you in the right
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Speaker 1: city because New York was there, they'll tell you who whatever.
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Speaker 1: Let's keep walking who is now? Here's the here's the
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Speaker 1: funny part about it. Here's a funny part about your career.
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Speaker 1: Okay that when you're doing stand up and I've been fortunately, uh,
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Speaker 1: I've been a stand up. I always be. You ever
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Speaker 1: go back doing a stand up that's a stand up
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Speaker 1: is hard. A lot of people need to understand that
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Speaker 1: telling the joke to strangers, not telling jokes to your
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Speaker 1: family cool because you know the nuances of what will
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Speaker 1: make them laugh. But when you walk in the room
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Speaker 1: and you don't know these people and they paid money,
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Speaker 1: that's a difficult task. What as a stand up? There's
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Speaker 1: there's some assets to being a stand up. It has
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Speaker 1: bade me you know, um, I guess that courageous. I
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Speaker 1: can I can speak to anybody. What are the what
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Speaker 1: are the advantages of being a stand up? Has helped
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Speaker 1: you in your career? Ad me a writer? You know,
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Speaker 1: I'm I don't I write my own stuff. So it's
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Speaker 1: made me, you know, feel confident enough to become a
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Speaker 1: television writer. Um, you know, you know, you know this.
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Speaker 1: But for those who are listening, comedies all about timing
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Speaker 1: and you know, if you mess up one word, the
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Speaker 1: joke is done. You know. So being able to have
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Speaker 1: that ear and develop that ear as a stand up
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Speaker 1: has made me more able to, um find jokes in
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Speaker 1: scripts and I'm acting in and if there's if the
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Speaker 1: jokes aren't there, then it's also helped me to infuse
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Speaker 1: some jokes. But it should be jokes. H you know, yeah,
17:48
Speaker 1: you're absolutely right. It's it's it's really you know, because
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Speaker 1: you know, I'm talking to you, and when I don't
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Speaker 1: always like to talk like it's an inside conversation that
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Speaker 1: I try to open it up so everybody can understand
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Speaker 1: and relate what we're talking to. Because I've had some
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Speaker 1: bad nights on stage as a stand up. I've had
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Speaker 1: some nights on stage where I go, why am I
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Speaker 1: even trying to make people laugh? I've been in cities
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Speaker 1: I'm going, is this my future? You know? Because I
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Speaker 1: don't see And sometimes I've been on stage going I'm
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Speaker 1: so funny, Okay, why aren't people giving me more money
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Speaker 1: because I'm so funny. That's how funny I am. You know,
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Speaker 1: if you do three and here's the funny thing, if
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Speaker 1: you do three shows in the night, by the time
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Speaker 1: you get to the third show, your question whether you've
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Speaker 1: done that joke already. If you ever get to that point,
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Speaker 1: that's scary because you go, did I just do that show?
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Speaker 1: So you you have to really be focused when you
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Speaker 1: go on stage, you know what I'm talking about. That's
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Speaker 1: the worst feeling in the world to go on stage
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Speaker 1: in the middle of your set and you go, Okay,
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Speaker 1: am I about to tell a Joe I just said?
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