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The more you listen to your

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kids, the closer you'll be. Find

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resources to help you support your

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kids and their emotional well-being at

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Sound It Out Together.org. That's Sound

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it Out Together.org. Brought to you

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I'm Mark Seel. And I'm Nathan King.

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This is Leave the Gun, Take the

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Canole. The five families did not want

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us to shoot that picture. This podcast

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is based on my co-host Mark Seals

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best-selling book of the same title that

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Ford Cobla, Robert Evans, James Khan, Talia

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Shire, and many others. Yes, that was

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the real horse's head. Listen and subscribe

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LinkedIn's chief product officer. If you're just

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as curious as I am about the

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way things are built, then tune into

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my podcast, Building One. I speak with

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some of the best product builders out

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there. I've always been inspired by frustration.

1:00

It came back to my own personal

1:02

pinpoint. So we had to go out

1:04

to farmers and convince them. Following that

1:06

curiosity, it is super power. You have

1:08

to be obsessed with the human condition.

1:11

Listen to building one on the I

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Heart Radio app, Apple, or wherever you

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get your podcast. Did you know that

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Seman on the iHeart radio app,

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like to listen. You're on with

1:48

Mario Lopez. What's up, you're on

1:50

Mario Lopez? Joining me right now

1:52

on Zoom. My buddy, Chloe Kardashian. How

1:54

you been, Chloe? I'm so good, Mario.

1:56

I haven't talked to you in so

1:59

long. I miss you. I know. I'll

2:01

miss you two. It's so nice to

2:03

hear your voice. But that's one of

2:05

the one of the good things about

2:07

social media. You can keep up with

2:10

people you haven't seen in a while.

2:12

I see you look great and the

2:14

kids getting so big. How do they

2:16

know? Tatum is two and a half

2:19

and true is going to be seven

2:21

in April. Wow. I know it's crazy

2:23

and you, I mean, you don't have

2:25

babies anymore. It's wild. It is 14,

2:27

11, and 5 now. I mean, I

2:30

got one little guy, but that's about

2:32

it. Yes. Oh my gosh, but it's

2:34

crazy. Congrats, you've been crushing it in

2:36

the podcast space with your show, Chloe

2:39

in Wonderland, one of the top podcasts

2:41

right now. What kind of things that

2:43

you're talking about right there? You know,

2:45

that's the beauty of having a podcast.

2:47

I'm sure you know, you know, you

2:50

know, I have like I had the

2:52

luxury of having Jay Sheddi and Mel

2:54

Robbins on and then I go I

2:56

have my girlfriends coming on for Valentine's

2:59

Day and I I call it Chloe

3:01

and Wonderland because I have so many

3:03

curiosities of so many vast spanding things

3:05

like I my brain is everywhere so

3:07

I want it just to be a

3:10

little insight into everything I'm thinking of

3:12

from UFOs to real self-help conversations. I

3:14

mean, I'm nuts. I like to talk

3:16

about anything and everything. Yeah, just a

3:19

good old conversations. Then people end up

3:21

bulging more after that. I like that.

3:23

You also have a new season of

3:25

Kardashians that premiered on Hulu. At this

3:27

point, when you're shooting after so many

3:30

seasons, I'm sure obviously you're comfortable with

3:32

the cameras right there, but is it,

3:34

do you approach it different than you

3:36

did initially? Or do you know what

3:39

I'm saying, or how is it after

3:41

so many years? No, I totally get

3:43

what you saying. The crazy thing is

3:45

when we first started shooting, I don't

3:47

think we had any idea, the magnitude,

3:50

I know we didn't have any idea,

3:52

the magnitude that the show would have,

3:54

and so at first we were just

3:56

like, oh, this is fun, and we

3:58

didn't think about it at all. Right.

4:01

And then when the show... So I

4:03

hate that were like this more. It

4:05

was way more fun to film back

4:07

in the day because cancel culture wasn't

4:10

a thing. So now I think even

4:12

on social media or anything, I'm sure

4:14

maybe you feel like this too. You

4:16

just have to overthink what you say.

4:18

Unfortunately, it doesn't mean you're going to

4:21

say anything bad, but you're just second

4:23

guessing yourself no matter what. And that

4:25

takes away from the fun of just

4:27

like. Rolling with things. Yeah, I know

4:30

exactly what you mean. You're exactly right.

4:32

I know and it doesn't mean that

4:34

innately you're even going to do anything

4:36

wrong, but now you're just so over

4:38

thinking did that offend anyone? Did I

4:41

say something inappropriately? Did I use a

4:43

word that we're not allowed to use

4:45

anymore? Like I don't know and it

4:47

makes us I think too much on

4:50

our toes. That's a really good point

4:52

and hopefully I feel at least, maybe

4:54

because I'm an optimist it's starting to

4:56

change. So we'll see. And it needs

4:58

to though, it got way to, uh,

5:01

politically correct. Too crazy. Yeah, it really

5:03

did. Too politically correct. It took the

5:05

fun out of anything. I was like,

5:07

how are we going to have TV

5:10

shows like sitcoms or stand up? Like

5:12

no one can do anything anymore. Right,

5:14

you're right. You don't want to say

5:16

anything for fear of being canceled or

5:18

something exactly right. There's a clip from

5:21

this season of your mom talking about

5:23

how she knew them and Enda's brothers

5:25

at one point. before the murders. It's

5:27

wild, all the six degrees. How did

5:30

she know them through the dad or

5:32

the parents? Yeah, so what's crazy is

5:34

my dad and my mom, when they

5:36

were married, they lived in Beverly Hills

5:38

and my dad had a tennis court

5:41

and I guess they used to come

5:43

over and practice on my parents tennis

5:45

court. I think if I'm telling the

5:47

story correctly. Yeah, yeah, because the boys

5:50

are into tennis a lot. Yeah, I

5:52

mean it's crazy how small the world

5:54

really is. That's so wild. That mini

5:56

series was good too. It was really

5:58

good. And what other adventures or drama

6:01

are the fans gonna see in season

6:03

six? And are the kids involved in

6:05

all? Or how do you feel about

6:07

that? Yeah, so I mean, I'm really

6:10

chill with the kids. I feel like

6:12

I put them on social media. I

6:14

don't mind if they're on, but I

6:16

just don't want them to, like, they're

6:18

never going to miss school or do

6:21

something like that for filming. But if

6:23

we're filming a dinner, I'm not going

6:25

to, like, exclude them from that. I

6:27

just want them, it's reality. I want

6:29

them just to be a part of

6:32

what they want to, but if ever

6:34

true, would tell me or tate them

6:36

that they don't want to be on,

6:38

of course that they don't want to

6:41

be on, of course, of course. story

6:43

lines around them, if you will. They're

6:45

just, they're around, if they're around. Got

6:47

it. It's pretty easy. And then, the

6:49

first two episodes, actually, I run into

6:52

Lamar, and so that plays out, and

6:54

there's a social clip going around, and

6:56

it's pretty awkward, because I haven't seen

6:58

Lamar in almost 10 years. Wow, that

7:01

long, huh? Okay. Yes, it was a

7:03

really long time. And so... Yeah, ever

7:05

since he got better and was able

7:07

to sort of be self-sufficient from his

7:09

accident, we parted ways and yeah, we

7:12

ended up meeting up, you're going to

7:14

see it on the show and it

7:16

was, it was pretty interesting for I

7:18

think me and him. Okay, that's a

7:21

good tease right there. It was awkward,

7:23

but you know. Yeah, yeah, yeah. No,

7:25

I'm sure you handled it just fine

7:27

right there. Wow, what a trip. Looks

7:29

cute. Thank you. I did. I love

7:32

it short. It's so much easier and

7:34

lighter. I should know that, but it's

7:36

just it's so much. more fun, I

7:38

think. I like, I like, my wife

7:41

was short-haired too. I always told her

7:43

I like it like that. If you

7:45

could pull it off. Yeah, I love

7:47

short hair. It's so fun. Good for

7:49

you. I love talking to you. I

7:52

hope I get to see you soon.

7:54

I would love to see you. Congratulations

7:56

on and on everything. And listen, be

7:58

sure to catch Chloe in the new

8:01

season of the Cardiashion, streaming, streaming, and

8:03

streaming for short hair, honey. Thank you,

8:05

Mario. Have the best day and I'll

8:07

talk to you soon. Okay, you too.

8:09

Take care. Okay. Bye. With Mario Lopez.

8:12

The more you listen to your kids,

8:14

the closer you'll be. Find resources to

8:16

help you support your kids and their

8:18

emotional well-being at Sound It Out Together.org.

8:21

That's Sound It Out Together.org. Brought you

8:23

by the ad council and pivotal. I'm

8:25

Mark Seal. And I'm Nathan King. This

8:27

is Leave the Gun, Take the Canole.

8:29

The five families did not want us

8:32

to shoot that picture. This podcast is

8:34

based on my co-host Mark Seals best-selling

8:36

book of the same title. It features

8:38

new and archival interviews with Francis Ford

8:41

Copla, Robert Evans, James Khan, Talia Shire,

8:43

and many others. Yes, that was the

8:45

real horse's head. Listen and subscribe to

8:47

Leave the Gun, Take the Canole, starting

8:49

February 19th, on the I-Hart radio app,

8:52

Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your

8:54

podcast. I'm Tomer Coyne, LinkedIn's

8:56

chief product officer. If you're just as

8:58

curious as I am about the way

9:00

things are built, then tune into my

9:03

podcast, Building One. I speak with some

9:05

of the best product builders out there.

9:07

I've always been inspired by frustration. It

9:09

came back to my own personal pinpoint.

9:11

So we had to go out to

9:13

farmers and convince them. Following that curiosity,

9:16

it is super power. You have to

9:18

be obsessed with the human condition. Listen

9:20

to Building One on the I Heart

9:22

Radio app, or wherever you get your

9:24

podcast. You get your podcast. Did you

9:26

know that 70% of people get hired

9:29

at companies where they already have a

9:31

connection? I'm Andrew Seaman. LinkedIn's editor at

9:33

large for jobs and career development. And

9:35

on my podcast, Get Hired? I bring

9:37

you all the information you need to,

9:39

well, get hired. Landing a job may

9:42

be tough. But get hired is here

9:44

for you every step of the way

9:46

with advice on resumes, networking, negotiation, and

9:48

so much more. Listen to get hired

9:50

with Andrew Seaman on the iHeart Radio

9:52

app, Apple podcast, or wherever you. you like

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to listen.