Living life episode today. 200. 200 episodes.
That's crazy. And like always, the big man didn't
come in today. So I've got Quez here with me
again. Welcome to the OO &Q podcast. I'm sorry.
Chu, if you're watching, bro, I hope you feel
better. I hope you get better. I know right now
he's going through a real situation, health issues.
Hopefully he sees it through and he's back on
the pod ASAP. I mean, episode 200, the first
100 was with Chu and that was a great podcast.
Now it's with 200. Now I'm with Quiz on here.
So it's going to be an interesting one today.
But on another note, everybody's been hitting
me up the last couple of days since I put that
commercial up. Oh my gosh. So without further
ado, guys. to a new podcast, proudly welcomes
Ms. Bethany Brown to the podcast. What is going
on? What is going on, man? What is going on?
Wow. Oh, what? Hi, Cameron. We're there. We're
there. We're there. We're fine. We're fine. We're
fine. Oh, my gosh. First of all, I want to say
thank you for coming on the show. I really appreciate
it. I know you are very, very Very busy person.
Left and right. You caught me in like the perfect
moment, because we just wrapped the feature film.
Really? Yeah, yeah, yeah. So like literally the
perfect moment. I'm a tiny bit tired, but we're
good. Oh, OK. We're living. Best of luck. Well,
first of all, I appreciate you taking the time
out and come talking to these nobodies for a
while. Sorry about that. Thanks for having me.
The way we like to start off our show is we want
to get to know the guests. We want to know who
they are, where they grew up, where they came
from, and what inspired you to be coming to the
career you're in right now. Start from the very
beginning. The mic is all yours. Wow. So who
I am, I'm Bethany Brown. I'm an actor. I'm very
happy to be here and be doing what I love. Where
I started off, I actually was raised on a 100
-acre farm. Riding horses like wrangling cattle
so I came from like real country living and But
I always had an affinity for the arts so I've
always like gravitated towards music and towards
acting and things like that and then My dad like
really encouraged me to go into like the sciences
and in sports because apparently there's more
money there than there Right. And so I played
soccer and I went off to university playing soccer.
And then funny enough, I was playing soccer on
a beach with some friends and they were casting
at Kellogg's Frosted Flakes commercial. Oh, wow.
I asked if I wanted to do that. So I thought
that was pretty cool. And yeah, kind of the rest
is history. The rest is history. Well, that's
good. I mean, when there was an open door, you
took opportunity. You went for it. That's that's
awesome. Right. Right. Yeah, they're like, we'll
fly out to Toronto. You'll play soccer with like
Tony. And I was like, yeah, I'm in. That sounds
like a really great option for me. You say Tony
the Tiger? Yeah. Wow, we just had Tony Daniels
about a couple of weeks ago. So the original
voice of Tony the Tiger. So that's awesome. Oh,
that's so funny. That's so great. The stars are
aligning. It's beautiful. It's beautiful. That's
awesome. When frost flakes are involved, just
the stars. collide. Yeah, exactly. They actually
collide. And I know there's been quite a few.
You did a lot of theater also, if I'm mistaken,
correct? I haven't done a lot of theater, but
I did a bit of theater. Yeah. OK. I mean, well,
I mean, with all the roles that you've done,
I mean, was there a favorite role or project
that you always want to work on far and so far?
And, you know, something that you said, you know
what, I want to try this out. The show that I
always wanted to be on was 100. And it was fun
because I reached out to my team, like, so many
times when, like, is there anything for me on
that show? Like, I will hold it. And then my
very first audition for that show was in season
six when I actually got to play Jade and Jasmine.
Awesome. Yeah, so that was a huge dream come
true. And then, of course, The Flash and, like,
you know, everyone wants to play, like, a superhero
or, like, a guy. Right. Like, a huge bucket list
item. And I just loved Janet Petty, like, playing.
that you could kind of change the density of
matter and technically fly. That was really dope.
Especially that clip where you actually touch
Flash and he floats up into the air and you just
walk out of the room like, you know, easy peasy
later. Yeah, it was so much fun. It was such
a fun show to work on. And it's a legend, you
know, like in the superhero world. It's just
so epic. and did you feel how did you feel playing
the villain i mean was it i mean like you said
it yourself i mean some people want to be the
the superhero but playing the villain is a total
opposite side of the moon man i mean how was
that how was that experience villains have more
fun exactly you get to do all the things that
you're absolutely taught not to do You know,
the superheroes out there trying to stop change
from happening and the villain just out there
instigating change and lighting things on fire
and like, you know, so, and you get to laugh
at things that like are really, really inappropriate.
So truly you are having the most fun on set,
I think. So I really, really love the opportunity
to play a villain. And it's so rare, like, you
know, apparently with a face like this, they
don't see villainous. But yeah, no, I should
have fun. And you also also came out on Charmed
also for a couple of seasons, correct? Yeah,
yeah, I was on Charmed for about I think three
seasons. Three seasons. How did that turn out?
How did that approach you? Funny enough, I auditioned
for like a really small part that like was possibly
reoccurring, but really was like thinking of,
you know, maybe a one off episode. And I showed
up there and it was like, you know, this bartender
character who's hitting on the other character
and the other character was like literally not
feeling it at all. And I tried to be sexy and
like, you know, what's up, you know, that kind
of thing. Just really not having it. And so the
director came up to me being like, it's not landing.
So why don't you just like change all the dialogue
and be a bit goofy and funny and stumble over
yourself and like just be totally not cool. Right.
Yeah, OK, that's more like that. And everyone
was laughing and it kind of just really lit up
the chemistry of the moment. And so I think that
was just like this cool seed that was planted
that then I got to kind of do do a few seasons
on that show. But really interesting, because
like at a certain point, they came out of left
field being like, oh, and you're a witch. but
you didn't know because you're in witchness protection
so you haven't been a witch for a really long
time but like right yeah so then you can give
this piece of information to you know these characters
and i was like oh okay i'm like how do i sort
of tuck that under you know if i would have known
earlier i might have peppered it in and then
i was like you know what no no let's let's really
think about this and right i did that clearly
like being a witch gave my character a lot of
PTSD. And therefore, she capped it really hard
and really hit it and shoved it under. And so
then when she had to then approach doing magic
again, it came with this big kickback. It was
really expensive psychologically and emotionally
for her to do magic. And that, I think, really
launched my character into getting her own episode
to really explain the backstory of that and open
up this whole world for... for me as an actor,
but also for my character. So yeah, that was
a pretty special role. That's awesome. And from
your point of view, is there a, like when you're
doing a new role, is there any specific techniques
or rituals that you do? Do you research the character
or you just play it on the fly or? Yeah, no,
I just, no prep, just go out, just, you know,
shoot from the hip. There you go. No, no, no.
I do a lot of prep work. I've gone to lots of
training and acting schools and some of the stuff
where if you're going to follow method light
maybe even, at certain points I like. ate like
the character and kind of kept the same hours
that the character would would keep so like say
on the flash I was up all night um and during
the day kind of thing just kind of what that
feels like and and who this person would be and
how she'd walk through the world so I really
do try on characters for size and like bring
them out into the world with me. But of course,
you know, the simplest feature is look through
the script and just see, like, write down everything
everyone else says about your character. Write
down everything your character says about herself
or themself. And you kind of get these really
two versions. And I think we all have, like,
you know, the me I see, the me you see, and the
me I wanted me. And so I try to break my characters
into those three pieces as well. Like, this is
who I see myself as. This is how people interpret
me or even misinterpret me as. And this is kind
of where I'm trying to go arc wise, like what
I'm trying to learn. Right. That's awesome. Really,
really, really boring stuff. I don't sound boring
to me. Yeah, I mean, that that kind of information
is great for some of the young talent here in
the South Texas and here in the RGV that are
trying to make it into the pursuit to become
an actor, actors or actor or or even a stunt
double. You know, it's you know, I'm always asking.
interviewees like yourself, what advice can you
give them? I mean, what couldn't they look forward
to? What's something they can go on the set and
say, you know what? This person told me I should
do this. I should follow that. I mean, is there
any advice you can give these young actors that
are coming up? Yeah. You know, this thing that's
kind of flying around right now is like there's
no small parts. And I think like. It's a bit
of a confusing one unless you actually build
a full world and a full life for your character,
even if there is just one line. And say, coming
from Charm, where it could have been one scene
or two scenes, maybe one episode, and building
this really full life where people still have
questions and want to learn more about your character,
that's kind of the seed of the writers going,
huh, there's more there. Let's stick into that.
Let's bring this person back. And obviously,
it's super important to establish relationships
on set. And I don't mean, like, make friends
with everybody, because that's... that's almost
impossible and it can be pretty taxing like if
you're one of the leading characters and you're
there every single day you have such a big load
in terms of just memorizing your lines and like
you know emotional load as well to be available
then for friendship but I mean like you know
really showing up in character to then establish
these relationships with the other characters
and not be afraid to like I know people will
say like acting is reacting and it is so listen
and obviously when somebody's giving you something
react to it take it in and let it color the next
thing you're doing right it's so cool when somebody
comes in like with some action where they're
actually going to push the scene around and now
i have to react to to what they're doing So,
you know, those are the kind of things. There's
no small parts because you can make it a really
big part if you really flesh out the character,
the world, the relationships. And then, yeah,
don't be afraid to push people around energetically.
That's I mean, that's good to know. I mean, that's
good. That's real good advice. Consider the fact
like that. You've done quite a few roles. I mean,
I was going through your all the all the movies
that you've done and the best one. I mean, they're
all great. But to me, when you come out in a
Lego movie, bro, you made it. Yeah, you made
it. I don't care. I don't care who you make in
a Lego movie. Jurassic Park Lego movie. You made
it. That's awesome. In my book. That's awesome.
That was also pretty epic. Being in the LEGO
franchise is incredible because then you get
all these little toys and they'll send them to
you. And then they'll be like, hey, we're actually
making your ride at LEGO World. And you're like,
what? This is crazy. And then there's a movie
that goes with the ride. And they're like, it's
4D. So they're going to be spraying people in
the face with water and stuff. Wow. Yeah, it's
really, really, really special. That's awesome.
So you're like, where are my tickets? Yeah, yeah,
yeah. Where are my tickets? And also send me
all the LEGO that you all need to send me, because
I will play with it and build the world for my
character. It's very weird. And like I said,
I was going through some of the stuff on some
of the shows and movies you've done. And my wife
picked up real quick. You've done quite a few
Christmas movies. Yeah. She was looking at you.
Oh, I haven't seen that one. Oh, I haven't seen
that one. Oh, I'm like, oh, here we go. Christmas
in July. Here it comes. So you just filled up
her summer already with a bunch of Christmas
movies. So she's going to try to catch all of
them now. Out of all the roles you've done, what
are the most memorable and memorable moments
that you've had? I mean, that's really stuck
to you till right now, because I'm pretty sure
you're going to make more memories along the
way, because you've got a bright career in front
of you. But memories so far right now that you've
kept, I'll never forget this moment. Well, now
that you mentioned Christmas movies, I'm thinking
about Operation Christmas Drop, where I got to
go to Guam. And we worked with the American,
like the Air Force. And it was like on Anderson
Air Force base. It was it was insane. Like they
just adopted us in to their family. And that's
awesome. F -15s. And I was like, I'm an actor,
but I will be here pulling pins and like on the
coms and like literally. Hey, little lady. And
I was like, you should be focusing. Like, I don't
know what I'm doing here. And we're launching
this F -15. So yeah, it was so cool. And then
we actually got to go up in the back of a C -130.
A C -130, if you don't know, it's just a massive
aircraft, like a cargo aircraft. Right, right.
Buses like. Oh, my gosh. But to nose. Yeah, it's
massive. And they let us, like, go up over. So
we're flying around. They were basically up leveling
the pilot to, I guess, low level high threat
missions. Oh, okay. So he's doing these crazy
banking turns around these like tiny little islands.
Okay. For about six seconds, you're like two
times your body weight. And then for the next
six seconds, you're like zero G. So you're just
floating. And they didn't tell me they were going
to do that. I was just like, And we're shooting
while this is happening. And I'm the one who
drew the dialogue in the whole thing. And it
was just, yeah, that was pretty next level. But
then one of the coolest, most beautiful things
is they actually let us go to the back of the
aircraft where they opened it. There was... like
cargo crates of medical supplies. And we actually
pushed those supplies out the back of the C -130
to service some of the underserviced islands
around Guam. Oh, OK. Medical supplies and fishing
supplies and all these things that was actually
happening in the movie. Wow. Wow. That's awesome.
That's awesome. You're a part of that. That's
freaking awesome. That is awesome, man, to be
part of something like that. And it really touched
my heart. So it's one of those things that I'll
remember forever. And they're so chill about
everything, too, because they do this all the
time. And then they're like, oh, you want to
go diving with the Marines on the weekend? And
I'm like, watch out. Yeah. Yes, I probably do.
Emperor's new groove, bring it on. Bring it on.
Bring it on. Any special upcoming projects that
are coming up in the future? I know you had been
telling me, we talked a little bit about some
future films that are coming up, but I know you
finished wrapping up one. You want to tell us
a little bit about that? Sure, yeah. So that
one's actually going to be coming probably 2025
at the earliest. And so that one's called A Safe
Distance. I had the honor of leading that film,
and so I'm really excited. It's a thriller, so
it's very exciting. We're running through forests.
There may be a gun in the movie. Maybe, they
may be a gun. There may or may not be. It's a
really fun and exciting movie and I actually
hadn't seen something like that on a page in
quite some time in terms of I think over the
past little bit things have gotten just a little
more safe and I understand why we came from a
very unsafe environment I think sort of pre -me
too and like I definitely kind of came into the
industry when it was really high threat, super,
super dangerous, very, very exciting, but a bit
wild west. And then we did a big pivot to some
pretty safe sets. And not that this was an unsafe
set, but it brought back some of the themes that
we kind of previously discussed, I would say,
10 years ago. So it was really, really exciting
to do that. And we did it in a very safe way,
very consensual, wonderful, but exciting and
dangerous. So I'm excited about that one. There's
one I can't talk about so yeah, I just I read
the message that I wrote you guys Yeah, so I
haven't said I have I Crossed my heart zip lip
throw the key away. I have not said nothing.
So I am I will I will only say anything when
you give me permission No, I'm not gonna touch
that with a 10 foot pole. Don't worry. You got
you got you got my respect for that. Don't worry.
I think pretty quick called. I don't know what
I want to say on this podcast, but it's called
F Mary kill. Okay. And that's with Lucy Hale.
And it was really, really, really fun to make.
It's a comedy and it's hilarious. Like as an
I might get canceled. I said such funny things
that Should I have said that? If you can now.
And if I'm canceled, I deserve it. But yeah,
so that was really funny. So go watch it and
watch me accidentally cancel myself. And I'll
apologize for the things I said. I'll apologize
right here and now. I've said some very funny
but maybe crude things. Oh, dark humor. And then
I got this TV series coming out called Plan B,
which is gritty, it's dark. uh it has some time
travel elements to it um so yeah so those are
kind of the the three that are really hit right
now and then i also directed a short film so
that's having a really cool that's awesome wow
that's awesome oh we got somebody here who wants
to put it i think you might be able to read that
it says uh go ahead buddy crystal morin says
she's beautiful there you go And she's tired,
you know? Well, you make you look good. That's
tiring. That's tiring. I'm really tired. So I
mean, as far now on downtime, what does Miss
Brown like to do on her downtime when she's not
working, not doing, you know, just want to relax?
What is the she to bring everything to a level
for you at the end of the day? I think you nailed
it. It's about alignment for me. So I'm like,
you know, I'm doing yoga and meditating. I'm
like walking the seawall, going for hikes, seeing
friends, seeing family, like really reconnecting
with myself, but also like with my heart and
with the people who make my heart expand. There
you go. I love seeing the world and like, you
know, getting connected on that global level.
Um, and I love watching films. Like I'll take
myself on like a standing Tuesday night movie
day and just try to see everything in theater.
Um, you know, yeah, that's awesome. So, okay.
Oh, let's go that favorite movie. Favorite movie.
Yeah. Yes. Put you on the spot. These things
are impossible. These guys worked on favorite
movie. It's like, these things are so difficult.
Like I think I like my Holland drive for a really,
really long time. Okay. because I thought it
was so complicated, and I thought, you know...
You had to watch it over and over, so like, really,
what the heck was going on here? Yeah, I was
like, what's going on? And then I found out that
they actually did the first part as like a pilot,
and then the pilot can get picked up. And so
they ended up shooting the back half of the movie
like a year later. And I was like... Right. Yeah,
and that's how it felt. It literally felt like
kind of two different things put together, which
I thought was so interesting. Recent movie that
I've seen that I really like There's so there's
so many great movies and my mind is blanking
because I just oh I love one love. I don't know
if you all saw that. Oh The wife is watching
she's probably looking forward right now But
like it just felt like this like window into
Jamaica in like the kind of the 70s. Oh, I love
the Bob Marley movie. Oh, yeah. I've been wanting
to watch that. I haven't watched it yet. Yes.
Put it on the list. I really loved it. Yeah.
Do you like horror movies? Oh, here we go. Here
we go. me is I like get into inside the movie
and like I'll literally like ask my partner like
why would you do that? Like I'm so literally
like what's happening? Don't go in there. I was
hereditary and I was traumatized for everybody
around me. No, I recently saw I recently saw
the strangers it was Chapter one. Yeah, that's
pretty good. Yeah, that's a hardcore. It was
pretty good. I mean, I like the original but
this recent one it was okay. Oh yeah, so just
over here being like, oh yeah, it was chill.
It was like, you know, sour cream and onion chips.
And I'm like, okay, but are you luring me into
like something horrific? I mean, if you're like
a regular horror, like, you know, film fanatic,
like, you already know what's gonna happen. Yeah,
you pretty much know where the jump scares are.
You know what's gonna happen here. It's basically
the sound that scares you. That's what it is.
So you say I should watch it on mute. All right.
The quiz told me to watch it. I guarantee you.
That's right. You will not get scared if you
watch it. I can see your face right now. And
you're like, yeah, yeah, yeah. Watch it. Watch
it. It'll be chill. It'll be chill. And I'm like.
And he does a turn. You know what. I mean, it's
a good movie. I mean, myself, I like listening
to, I like watching a lot of the, based on true
story horrors, you know, those are the ones that
always get me. I like watching that. I don't
know why, but it's just something I like to watch.
So your genre of movies, what do you prefer?
Oh, well, I think I... Like I do appreciate the
haunting of Hill House and stuff like that. Yeah,
yeah, yeah, yeah. So I do try my best to watch
it, but like generally I'll tend to watch something
more drama or a dramedy or comedy. Like I really
like Under the Bridge. Right now, I don't know
if it's okay. And that story and has murder and
stuff. So I'm not really jot that one down under
the bridge. Murdered. You got me a murder. That's
good. I can watch that. Oh, gosh. Music. What
music are you purtee to as far as you to relax?
Oh, man, I like it all. to be honest because
I came I have a music background right like I
was in music school since I was three so I started
with classical music so I can get down with classical
music I can get down with country music like
there you go pop music I'm good army hip -hop
like so what is what is um what is on Bethany
Brown's playlist right now exactly oh man everything
from Orville Peck to uh like Pudum like which
you know, just club banger II like move your
body stuff. They are Literally it spans and then
I also really I dig a lot of stuff coming out
of like Nigeria right now and like oh Well, I
think there's this playlist called like Africa
African chill on Apple music, which I'm loving
I love Spanish music like literally I just try
to consume Hmm. Interesting. Spanish artists,
what Spanish artists do you like? Well, Mulu
was so great. And so I kind of like will pop
his name in and then whatever comes up underneath.
I'm just like, yes. Yes. All right. All right.
I got another comment here. Let me go plus it
up there. The haunting of Hill House was traumatizing.
There you go. Thank you. Thank you. Who understands
what I have to go through. You know, didn't sleep.
Got a little weird, but it was good. Just mute
the sound. You'll be all right. Just mute the
sound and close your eyes. You'll be fine. You'll
be fine. You'll be fine. Oh, my God. Just act
like you're watching it. Look down and just,
like, make it seem like you're watching it. Right.
Favorite food? Oh, I'd probably say sushi or,
like, anything Japanese. Oh, good answer. Good
answer. Big hearts. And then obviously, like,
I love Mexican food and, like, a dope burrito.
You always got me. That's a yes. And then, you
know, the go -to pizza where I'm just like, mmm.
Mmm. And I can be healthy, okay? I do this. I
cook healthy. But then when I go out to eat,
I'm just like, limited burrito. I'm gonna ask
her this question. We had this question this
past Tuesday about the pizza. Remember we were
talking about that? The right way, the eat it
way, and all that stuff. How do you, I mean,
this is gonna be a weird question. How do you
eat your pizza? Is it straight? From the back
of the crust? Do you fold it up? Or the new trend
where they turn it upside down and eat it? Oh,
honey, no, I'm all fork and knife. No, I'm kidding.
Everyone, side by side. What? Okay, y 'all. Thanks
for hanging out with us, Benny. We'll see you
next time. Minitip part. Just you know, you know,
right? Yeah, because we had a gentleman here.
Shout out to Uncle Uncle Chop's food court. He
brought us some margarita pizzas and we were
taking the slices off. And I told I brought up
I mentioned it. Have you ever tried eating it
upside down? And my brother said you can't eat
it upside down because it will fall off. And
the chef said you're not supposed to add that
much sauce. It's supposed to stay all in. all
compartment compartment. So basically the reason
for that is just to touch the for it to touch
the taste buds that taste that give you the full
taste of the taste buds. Okay. So next time you
go have a pizza, you're at home. Don't do it
in public. Do it at home. So just try eating
upside down and see, see what you see what you
think. It was all right. It was pretty good.
I like that. Protect the roof of your mouth from
like the geyser of oil. Yeah, yes. Yes. I feel
like that might be protective, and then you could
just eat faster, which is pretty much the imperative
of life is how fast you can eat. It's getting
too complicated. Too complicated, I'm just going
to eat it. Let's get off the feature subject.
I'm just going to eat it. I'm going to eat it
right away. Fork and knife, just like Ms. Brown.
I love how literally it was the first moment
where you guys went silent. Oh, we'll edit that
out. I know we don't like dead ends. I didn't
know how to approach it. We're like... I was
like, oh, shit. Did she just say what I thought
she said? She got us. She got us. Let me mute
this for a minute. We need to have a serious
conversation right now. Oh my gosh, I know we
said only 30 minutes but talking to you is awesome.
We're finally getting a role on it. But I do
want to say it for another time when we have
you back on the podcast so we can talk to you
more and upcoming projects that are happening,
which we will not discuss, I promise. Bethany
will come look for me and kill me. You see what
you did? Oh my gosh. We would love for you to
come down to South Texas one day, maybe to a
Comic Con, maybe. We'll have you come down. Come
down and stop by the studio and do an actual.
Yeah, an actual interview with us. That'd be
great. That way you can meet the people here
at the RGB. I'm pretty sure you would probably
enjoy the hospitality. Oh, one of my best friends
lives in Austin. So I absolutely love Texas and
I'd love to come and hang. Yeah. Nice. Well,
we're way down south. Way south. Yeah. You can
look out right now from our studio from the window.
You can see the border. You can see somebody
playing the trumpet. You can hear all that stuff
on the other side. But that's another story.
She's silent. No, she's silent. We got you. We're
even now. I'm so into it. All right. And plus,
we have the South Padre Island down the way,
so you can enjoy yourself all here in the RGB,
all the great culture that's down here. There's
a lot of great culture down here. A lot of great
culture down here and great food. If you love
Mexican food. You're going to like it down here.
Trust me. You're going to love it. Real Mexican
food. Yeah, real hardcore Mexican food. You'll
love it. Trust me. Just bring a lot of Mexican
food. No, I'm joking. Just bring a lot of heartburn
pills when you come down. That damn heartburn.
Yeah, heartburn gets you. Bethany, I appreciate
you coming on the podcast. I don't want to take
more of your time because I know you're exhausted.
Oh, last but not least. uh social media said
you all your fans can reach out to you and look
for you and follow you for any new upcoming things
coming your way yeah come hit me up on instagram
come hang out at bethany brown um i do lots of
q and a's and and try to get live with y 'all
so so we can be interactive but yeah at bethany
brown all right yeah i was i was i found uh i
actually found you on uh on instagram i was like
oh wow she does not only act but she does modeling
also So, this is awesome. That is awesome. I
saw some pictures on there. No, no, she's acting
like a model. She's not. Oh, no, no, no, no,
no, no, no. You ain't fooling me on that one,
Bethany. I mean, this is her. This is her tires.
They're tired right here. I can only imagine
full form. That's full form. Yeah, right? You're
like, her tire is too much. Anyway, I'll let
you guys go. Bethany, thank you so much. God
bless you, and I hope your career continues to
blossom through the years. Thank you so much.
Thank you so much. We appreciate you. Bye bye.
Bye bye. Ladies and gentlemen, that was Bethany
Brown. Guy Ali, big shout out to her, man. That's
awesome. That is awesome, bro. Hey, dude, she
came out supernatural. Supernatural? I think
so. Well, no, no, no. She was doing my research.
We're doing research. I know she came on quite
a few episodes. I know she did the of course,
the Lego movie. She did Journey to My Heart.
She did Charmed, of course, like we spoke about.
Yeah, I saw her. Oh, she also came on The Good
Doctor also. And Ninjago. We forgot to mention
Ninjago. Ninjago. Ninjago. Ninjago. Ninjago.
Ninjago. What? Ninjago. Ninjago. I'm a freaking.
Latino, bro, that's the way I read it, that's
the way I see it. You sound like a white person.
Never mind. Can I have a Hottie Wheatie? Can
I have a Hottie Wheatie? A Hottie Wheatie? Oh
my God, guys, we forgot our number one on episode
200. He is here, Mr. Louie. Oh my God, is he
ready? One, two, three. Amen! What's going on,
Louie, man? Glad you came out to have a little
fun with us, bro. Glad you came out and had a
little fun with us. Big shout out to Mr. Carlos
here. This is the guy right here, man, that gave
us, and I'm going to say it correctly, the putos
in the podcast. Thank you for the putos. Thank
you for the putos, Carlos. She caught me when
she said what she said. That was pretty... She's
quick, man. She's a firecracker, man. She's quick.
It's like, you know how like back then, like
just uncle would just like... Like, you're prepared
for shit. Ah, memories. Childhood bully guys
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Because it's always packed. I know it's always
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go? Oh my God, freaking South Park, man. Anyways,
man, yeah, episode 200, man. Wow, so many great
guests in the last... 200 episodes man, and we're
still we're still going and you know quest is
pretty tired. He's got a long day Damn bro fucking
crazy. I'm yeah. Oh there we go. I'm sorry I
got a mister the gentleman who brought us those
right there saying laughing and thumbs up. So
can we have some more food? That's just awkward.
Demanding more putos. Demanding more putos ASAP.
Please. And while you're at it, we want more
moments also. At least it says when's my interview.
No. Oh, I don't know. We got to schedule something.
We got to schedule something soon. But we have...
A great interview coming up next week. We got
Mr. Stubbs Jr. coming in. After what... Stubbs?
After what Chris Guerto told you yesterday about
being the big boy. The big boy. This guy's built
like a fire engine. Oh, here we go. So Chu can
take out his prosthetic leg and beat the crap
out of everybody in the podcast. So that'll be
fun to watch and interesting topic to be out
there too. I was reminiscing about a couple days
ago, dude. Something happened yesterday. A legend
passed away just recently. Finding out that this
person passed away took me back, way back to
when I was a kid, man. Every Sunday morning.
Every Sunday morning. First of all, the first
thing Dad would put on the two was, Aki con Rogelio.
That was the first one. That was the first time
I knew he lived in Donna, bro. Yeah. That's crazy.
Mr. Boteo, shout out to Mr. Boteo and all his
family. God rest his soul. He's no longer with
us, but great man, great talent on the show also.
That was the first thing we did on Sunday. That's
fucking crazy. And then after that, we would...
Turnover to NBC, channel 23. NBC? No. It was
channel 8. It was 23. 23. That is exactly what
happened. That's exactly what happened. And we
want to give praise to all those beautiful cows
that passed away. Johnny Canales, man. God. Take
it away. Oh, my gosh. And everybody everybody
knows everybody knows the catchphrase. I'm putting
it up up there. I'm putting it all up there right
there. I saw the news on, you know, everybody
gets social media. You see it on the on the on
social media, Facebook, TikTok, on Instagram.
If you don't know who Johnny Canales is, man,
you need to really go back and you got it. Yeah,
you got it. Take it away. go back and really
look at this gentleman brought a lot of interesting
time. He was one of the first ones that actually
brings Selena. Yeah, I was there right now. Give
her a platform. Gave her a platform. That's fucking
crazy. And, you know, him know, knowing that
he's no longer with it, it's kind of like, it's
kind of like, you know, epic. Ending to something
did I mean? You know our childhood growing up.
We started to see all these stuff that we see
were kids You know that our parents watch the
good away, and they're slowly fading away, man.
You know and it's It's really sad. I mean, but
uh, technically I would watch put the hollow
day. I kill Rogelio dead Johnny Canales every
Sunday No, but oh, but oh Johnny go put the hollow
was on Saturday night. Yeah, exactly That was
in the mornings, too Where's fucking Rock and
Roll James too bro? Shout out to Rock and Roll
James. He's actually right now guys, I know he's
doing an awesome tribute to Johnny Canales right
now. Later on tonight or after we're done here,
I know he starts his podcast, I believe at 8
.30 I'm not sure or 8 o 'clock, I'm not sure.
That's crazy bro. But yeah, I know he's doing
a shout out to Johnny Canales man. Great gentleman,
a legend among legends man. Heart goes out to
the Canales family man. Shoot, it's gonna be
a tough one. It's gonna be a tough one, yeah.
But yeah, that just started reminiscing on stuff
like that. That was crazy. I was talking to some
people about that recently, too, even before
this news came about. Like, wow, man, that's
crazy. Oh, my God, man. But anyways, guys, 200
episodes. This is awesome. I know it was a short
interview with Bethany Brown, but you know, it
was it was an awesome interview You guys didn't
catch it. You can watch the replay Watch the
replay on him and it was a good interview great
great interview with her We got some great guests
coming up for the rest of the month I know we're
booked all the way through July already. So we're
slowly getting some more talent in here. I think
the next big one, the next we have Mr. Stubbs
next week, the following Thursday, we have David
Norek coming on on Tuesday. Talking about his
what's called exercise book. And I think you
mean another one. Exercise, exercise. to get
people up and running, moving around. It's basically
a kid's book, but also an adult book you can
read too. It kind of helps you prevent a little
bit of the diabetes. Sexercise. No, not that,
dude. What's wrong with exercise? Oh my God.
All right. Oh my God. Then the day after that,
on Thursday, that same week, we have Carlos Farrow
on the podcast. He will be giving us an exclusive.
of Gears of War E -Day, the new game coming out.
It's going to be a prequel to the Gears of War,
I believe. Did you see that? Oh, it's a prequel.
Did you see the freaking trailer? No, I haven't
seen it. Oh, my gosh. The trailer starts off
with Marcus Fenix. He's fighting off one of the
locusts, you know, and then all of a sudden he
kills the locusts. The ground breaks down. He's
falling. He's hanging onto a pipe and he's slipping.
Then you see an arm reach out and grab him and
it's young Dom pulling him up. I'm like, holy
bro, I ran around the freaking house like a little
girl, dude. I have not even touched my Xbox.
And you know what? I think we should make a pack.
Do you think we should get back on? It's download
gears again and get back on that Hoard or the
Hoard. The Hoard. What did I say? Org. Org. Yeah.
Org, horg, whatever. You know what I mean? I
don't know if I still got it, dude. Gotta look
for it, man. We gotta jump on there and get the
gang together and start whooping some ass like
we used to, bro. Might be some fun stuff. I might
lose track of what I need to do. Yeah. I gotta
say bubba! But those were the days. Yes. Those
were the days. Ladies and gentlemen, we are cutting
it short today. Enjoy the rest of your Thursday
night. We gotta... Get ready for next week because
it's going to be a little busy. Oh, and watch,
guys, please be careful next week. I know there's
a lot of rain coming into the RGV. Yeah. A lot
of rain next week, next week between Wednesday.
Things starts on Wednesday or Tuesday. My summer
just started, bro. It's going rain. We're going
to have a front side swimming pool, bro. You
know, we're going to have a front property. You
know, let's say, how does that song go from George
Strait? The one about oceanfront property. But
but yeah, dude a lot of rain coming our way Please
be careful guys out in the roads when it starts
rain would hate to lose One of what one of you
guys one of our great fans. So I hope you guys
What's this? What's this? What's this? What's
this? What's this? What's this? What's this?
What's this? What's this? What's this? What's
this? What's this? What's this? What's this?
Thank you once again. Thank you to Miss Bethany
Brown, man. Appreciate you coming on the podcast,
having some fun with us. We will see you next
week on Thursday's Chubby Bunny 7. No chubby
bunnies. Next Thursday, any last words or a quiz?
Man, 200 episode. I just want to say that I'm
proud of my brother. I was going to say, proud
of my brother for doing 200 episodes. And that
other guy, whatever his fucking name is. I'm
all seriousness. I hope you get better, brother.
And I hope you're back here. Yeah, we need you
back at ASAP, back in the box. Your leg holds
up the table. But guys, we will talk to you next
week. And like always, guys, three, two, one.
Laters, gay dads! Peace out, guys.