August 23, 2021 • 36 mins
Jana has a secret. A BIG secret. Did something go down in her DMs? Is an old flame back in her life? You have to listen to find out!
And Jana has a major fangirl moment when she hangs with Candace Cameron Bure (DJ Tanner from Full House)! She has some valuable advice for Jana from her life as part of a TV family and starting a family of her own!
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Wine down with Jannet Kramer and I heard radio podcast. Okay,
so I can't even get for my words correctly. So
Catherine obviously is my best friend. And there are things
that I tell Katherine that I don't even tell my
mother or I mean, there's a lot of things that
you know, yeah, I mean you know, you like you
(00:22):
don't tell your parents everything, which Jolie will obviously tell
me everything one day. But there was just something that
I told Katherine that I was like, look, I need
you to go to your grave about this, and the
she I just ended up telling her about two seconds ago,
and the look that she gave me, I mean like
(00:44):
she's and I wish I could tell you guys, I
really do, but I can't. I'm sorry, but it leads
me in Mark pop song, I wish we could have
had a camera so bad in that moment, I'm still crying.
That was great. It was just like one of those
things where I was like, I have to tell someone
because it's so good, but like it has to go
(01:05):
to like your grave, and like you have that one
friend where it's like I you cannot tell someone else,
But that's it is that a lot of pressure on
you to now hold that secret. No really, I mean
I feel like you're like my vaults now. I feel
like I have a few of those to the grave,
my secrets. I don't think this is the only one. Really.
(01:28):
Oh oh yeah yeah yeah. Um. But I just it
brings me to this topic because I'm not a housewife girl.
I just I've never been you like the housewives though.
But you said you were just watching an episode right
where Erica Beverly Hills Erica Jaane. Okay, what happened? Girardi?
So she was telling two girls. They were like taking
(01:48):
a hike and the rest of the group was like
still at the house or whatever, and she was telling
two of the girls something I guess personal basically that
her husband still texted her soon to be at they're
going to be you know, they're getting divorced, still texted.
So then they got back to the group and she
brought it. One of the girls brought it up, and
(02:09):
Erica lost her mind. So two sides of it. One
she didn't know she had told the other girl she
didn't want to talk about it to anybody else, but
this SMaL girl didn't know that, so she brought it up. Obviously,
for a little bit of drama. I mean for the show,
it was pretty obvious, but I mean she like hyper
ventilating in the bathroom just because he was texting her.
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They were saying the texting, yes that he still texts her.
She's very very private, like very so her even giving
that I think was just a lot for her. So
then she felt betrayed by her. But you know, see
that's where I'm thinking, Okay, because we have a we
have a girl's night tomorrow, so I'm gonna be with
you know, we're going to be with three of our
other girlfriends. And I just feel like when there's certain
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things that you just don't say, like I'm not gonna
but then there's other things that, like I we do say.
We're like, oh did you like hear Rachel or Beth
or whatever? Yeah, what's the line between saying things? And
then also like I think this one was it when
I looked you in the eyes and it was like,
if you tell a soul, I will kill you. That
was pretty obvious, but I think usually you kind of
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sit back and wait and see if that friend is
going to offer it. But again, it felt like it
was for the show, So like if I were her
in that position, I would have waited to see if
she offered it to the whole group and she didn't,
So I think that's where probably she went wrong. Um,
but I don't know, do you feel like because it's
like it's so hard because like you want to when
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you get juicy details, you gotta like you gotta tell
someone else. So it's like I'd be okay if you
want and told your husband, I'm not telling you why
I don't tell my husband your secrets that I don't
see Like that was the that was the kind of
thing where I you know, if and this is probably bad,
(04:02):
but like I would I always God, that makes me
sound really good. That's bad though, because I would tell Mike.
I would be like, oh my gosh, like keep this
between us, but like just to like there are certain
things I have done that for sure, there are certain
things and then there's just certain things I don't tell him, right,
But I don't think that's bad. I don't think that's
I feel like I've told you something before. I've even
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said like don't tell Mike, yeah, because you would like
assume right, you tell the other person. I really don't
want Mike to know whatever. We're right, Mark, Um, do
you keep secrets or do you tell the secrets? And
that's a good question. If you if you, if you
do confess, confide in someone something major, something juicy, is
there an expectation that they're volt extends to their spouse.
(04:44):
That's a very good question, because I think it does.
I believe my wife tells me all of the gossip,
of all of the secrets of our friends or neighbors, whatever.
But I don't know how to present, but I think so,
and I tell her everything I find out, So I
think it extends the spouse. And let's specifically stated Okay, yeah,
I agree. Yeah, because then then you said I think before, like,
(05:05):
don't tell Mike, And then I'm like, okay, yeah, I agree.
And there's I'm sure there's things that you I mean, yes,
there's obviously things that you've told me. I'm just saying
today's information. Just with me. Let's talk about today's information
just a little bit. Mark is watering at his like,
I mean, he is ruling for this like this stuff,
(05:28):
and it's really what's made this podcast touch. Let's get
on the let's get on the pot. Let's let's do it.
You're just like, really, get on your platform. Well, could
we get a clue as to like with category this jem?
It have to do with your marriage? Does this have
(05:51):
to do with sex? No, mhmm interesting, Does this have
to do with a uh potential partner? Okay, we're going
to stay the show now. Mark is just a trouble
baker or something. It's just trouble, trouble, trouble trouble. It's
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just you know, it's just a funny, funny times right now,
just trying to navigate life. Catherine, when you found out
this information, I wish there would have been a camera
because you were so shocked, shocked, shocked in the sense
(06:33):
of if you do you would you want to be
in Janna's shoes in that situation. That's a really good
that's a really good question. I'm so that Mark question.
I were in Janna's shoes maybe, oh maybe? Okay? Ye?
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Who else knows this anyone other than Katherine Pamelin My
My My Rider Dies are Cat and Pam the Miami
group Miami is like my grave, like they're my they're
my grave diggers, Like it's if something is happening in
my life, like they are the ones that like I immediately,
like for example, when everything was found out that you
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shouldn't laugh by the But with Max it was like
the two people I called was I texted Cat and
then Pamelin was out of the bus stop. I was like,
get in here now, So, um it's these those these
are my two. But I mean, yeah, even like when
I make bad choices and when I you know, I
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own up to certain things as well with them, Is
this about a bad choice you've made? This could be potentially, yes,
it could be. That's what. Okay, Yes, it's a bad
choice that you could maybe is this something we could
find out about some day potentially potentially? Yeah, Okay, I
think I'm on the right track here because it involve
a direct message, what are you doing right now? I'm
(08:09):
going to move on. I think I think I'm getting
close here. You're getting hot and I don't like it.
So anyways, um, wow, I can't believe we just talked
about so we didn't talk about anything, right. We talked
about friendship in keeping secrets and how I guess I
was not a great friend because I would tell my
ex No, that doesn't make you bad friend. I don't
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think that makes me practice validated. It didn't make me friend.
I just think sometimes my husband doesn't need all the
details in between. Um wait, this is the best rumor.
We're gonna start right now. Brad Pitt d m Jane
and asked her on a date. My guest and Daniel. Um, hi,
we do know that I'm a D list actress, right
and a rejected music start. Okay, Um, let's take a
(08:55):
break and then we're going to bring on another girl
who I just love so much. I basically grew up
watching her on Full House. Um, we're gonna bring Candas on.
So take a break and bring on. Hey girl, how
(09:17):
are you? Um? This is my girlfriend Katherine. We're having
a little girl's girl's day. You are in my favorite
setting ever. Is that in your house or are you
at in Napa? I'm at my house and Nappa. Do
you have your own wine? Yeah? What my husband does? Okay?
What what? What wine? Is it? Beret family wines? Oh?
(09:40):
I want to try. I'm a big I'm a big wine.
Oh so I appreciate in love wines. And then you've
been married for how long? Again? How many years? Years? Okay? Yes,
a long time? I have to say too I remember
reading an article that popped up, and I mean, obviously,
like I said, I've already always loved you, but I really,
(10:01):
really truly respected you when you came out and said
that you guys had issues during quarantine, I was like,
how refreshing was it too? For it was so refreshing
for me to see, you know, that someone you know
who's just seems to have it just this perfect life
and you know, just picture perfect, amazing you know, marriage,
(10:21):
and to say like, no, like we have issues too.
I just I really respected the hell out of you
for that. Yeah, thank you. I appreciate that. Yeah, man,
we've everyone has their stuff, Everyone has problems and ups
and downs, and um, you know, not everyone needs to
know all the details. But at the same time, there's
a level of honesty that I think we should be
(10:43):
talking about so that the Instagram filter of the world
isn't um, you know, doesn't make people believe that things
are picture perfect when they're not, because that's not relatable. No,
I agree with that, and I think there's a healthy balance.
I think I was a little overboard with sharing where
(11:04):
I think the next time around, I'm gonna be shared.
I think overshared a little bit. But I think that
was my, you know, way of just trying to deal
if I'm being honest, But you know, now I think
next relationship it will be more sacred. But also being like, hey,
it's not perfect, because what marriage is. And even when
I look at some friends like Payam, I'm always like,
you have a perfect marriage, and she's like Jim that
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she's like nothing is perfect, Like there's gonna have there's
gonna be shortcomings and some things, or maybe he's not
as romantic as I want them to be or this,
or it's like there's nothing that's always have to work
at something. Yeah, that's true. So you I'm obviously even acting,
you know, child actor forever um and now your daughter acts.
Was that something that you were kind of did you
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want her to follow in your footsteps where you just
kind of like let her do whatever she wanted to do. Yeah,
I'm just I'm supportive of my children and whatever whatever
path they want to go down as far as career
and all of that. And but it was very apparent
when Natasha was little that she loved to sing and act,
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so it wasn't a surprise that she wanted to be
in the industry, and I've I love being in the industry.
It has its challenges, of course, but I've had a
great experience in it. I've been in this business for
over forty years. So it wasn't um surprising to me,
And it wasn't something that I feared for her either,
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because I'm her best advocate and I've been down many
of these roads. So there's no better person to help
guide her and give her advice and to connect her
with the right people than than her mom. I was
reading something to um earlier this morning, and it kind
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of got me, you know, with like social media and
the tiktoks and stuff, when you said, like when you
apologize for a video, and I'm like, I hate that,
Like you even people have to feel like we have
to apologize because I feel like, oh, if you say
one wrong thing or if you do this, like because
they just want you to be this perfect holy you
know what they have in their mind. It's like, what
you can't dance and have a little fun on a
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social media thing? And then it's like, then why do
you have to apologize for just having feeling free and
being sexy because you are yeah, you know, as you
do know that media tends to blow things out of
proportion from what you say and do, and then it
becomes this headline that's actually bigger than how it went
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down or happen. But you know, when my TikTok gone wrong, um,
it's like, clearly I just missed the mark. That's me
being forty five trying to keep up with the twenty
year old. But I was trying to copy my daughter.
That's all I was trying to do and clearly missed
the mark. But like you were also just having fun
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and like feeling sexy because you are You're sexy. It's
just like people are like, stop showing your boobs. I'm like,
I like my boobs. I just got them pay for
him and I really like them, like I'm showing them.
M well, uh, when I popped back onto Instagram to
say like, hey, okay, I guess you guys didn't like that,
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I will say I'm a I enjoy apologizing. I like
receiving an apology if someone is wrong, so I am
quick to say like, hey, if I got that wrong,
I'm sorry. Uh, but I think the apology was as
easy as that, like oh so sorry. I I didn't
realize that that was going to offend so many people,
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but it was a very easy one. It wasn't like
this headline like let me apologize. I did something so
wrong and I shouldn't have acted that way. I didn't
apologize for that. It was just more like, oh, yes,
I didn't. I don't know. It just was a TikTok
gone wrong. So I feel like it kind of blew
up more than what I meant. It as an apology
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was just a very easy like sorry, guys, I missed
the mark well and even like the like the seductive
and I'm like, okay, cool, so guys can take their
shirts off and walk around and like mow the grass,
but like we we can't do a fun little life people.
And then all the other women that have their so
like I understand what I'm gonna I'm gonna just say
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that from my perspective, I wasn't trying to be seductive,
Like I think that's a little crazy if I'm holding
a Bible and then trying to be seductive with the Bible. Okay,
So I was not trying to be seductive. I was
just trying to do a TikTok and it came off
that way. So yeah, sorry, if I am, you don't
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even need to say sorry. I don't even realize it.
But that's what happened because I was not trying to
seduce you with the Bible that they're like it's CULTI
seducing like the superdic. I cannot even speaking of the Bible.
I mean, you're you obviously have amazing faith. Is that
been you know, I'm I've, I've i'll be on. It's
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like I've I've kind of gone in and out of
my faith and um, and it's been such a journey
and I feel like I'm at the I'm at a
place now where I'm really really leaning in. But there's
times when I'm like, man, I'm not I should be
I should have read more or you know, or or
I missed this, And it's like, um, how to lean
in when you don't feel like you're doing perfect? And
(16:21):
that's where I'm like, Okay, where am I then? Because
I'm not doing it perfectly but I'm trying, and so
it just kind of like feels like a little bit
of a battle. Yeah. But that's the amazing thing is
God doesn't expect us to be perfect, and we're never
going to be perfect, and we're never going to get
it exactly right. And God wants us exactly where we're at.
He just wants us in the thick of it. No
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matter how deep you're in it, like literally in the muck,
or no matter how great things are in your life,
God wants you right where you're at, and you can't
be too deep into it where he doesn't want you.
That is not who God is. That is not the
God of the Bible. God wants everybody wants. He wants
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you to know him, and all you have to do
is ask and pray to him and ask for it
and read his word, because that's how we know who
he is. That's why how we know his truth. Um,
what everything he says. And we're not just making stuff
up in our minds that make us feel more comfortable
or we're second guessing ourselves, because this is how human
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beings would react if I really we're a horrible person.
Nobody would forgive me if I did this. But God
is not that. God's so much bigger than all of us. So, um,
if you're leaning like, let me encourage you to lean
into it. You can't do anything wrong that God's going
to push you away. He just won't because the Bible says,
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so when you're when you're in a bad place, is
there a passage that you go to um and and
reread over and over? H you know, I mean one
of them is is Philippians four thirteen, which is I
can do all things through God, who gives me strength,
because I know in my my own life I don't.
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I don't always have the strength. I mean I rarely
have the strength, especially when you're so desperate in a
place where you feel hopeless or torn, or that you're
nobody's listening or there's just no alternate path. But God
says no, his word tells me I can do all
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things through his strength. I don't need to rely on
my own I don't need to have enough. I don't
need to like muster up some wonder woman within myself.
I'm like, no, it's just God. I can trust on
him and depend on him, and so um rereading scripture
and renewing my mind to focus on his word and
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the hope that he gives helps me get through just
about everything. I love that. Yeah, I really like that.
How do you how do you deal with um the criticism?
I remember watching you on the view and just being
like I wanted to slap all the other girls up
there because I'm like, because I you know, I was
just I was. I was on your your side, I guess,
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and and things you were speaking on and saying and
it was just you had you held yourself with so
much grace and I and even beyond that show, I mean,
just like with people's comments like how does does that?
I mean, obviously things affect people, but like how do
you not let it um become turmoil in your life? Honestly,
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I I feel like that's just part of my God
given nature. I feel like God and maybe because I
had children in my twenties, you know, it's like God,
God gave me a lot of patience and it's tested
all the time. But I've had a lot of time
to practice my patience and it's not it's not great
every day. Trust me. I had a run in at
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the airport a couple of days ago and I just
got lost it. Oh my god, what happened? I missed
my flight. It was my fault. I missed my fight.
But I I just couldn't handle the woman at the
counter having no sympathy or saying like oh, sorry, honey,
you're three minutes late. She was just rude about it,
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and so which again, I take, I take the blank board.
It was my fault. But you just want someone to
have a little bit of empathetic compassion for you, of like,
and she was just like, no, it moved to get
moved to the side. You missed your fight, your three
minutes late, can't check your banks. I was got very angry,
but I didn't say anything bad to her. I just
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like I walked away. But then I called my husband
and I used language that I never used, and he
was like, what just happened to you? And I was like,
I I want to punch someone right now, which I'm
not going to. So I'm using I'm throwing some bad
language around because this is how I'm getting my aggression out. Yeah,
good for you, and God still loves you. It's okay.
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I'm like people say to me, They're like, you can't swear.
I'm like, no, God's God's my God swears, My God swears.
He says, it's fine. Um, okay. So we both have
young daughters. So is there a piece of advice because
you have you know your daughter, she's which by the way,
that photo of you too, like twins. You guys both
just gorgeous. Um, what's a What's something that I should
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because I fear the and Emmy is almost at that
age that I get scared of, like between like ten
and like my daughter is almost six, and then I
have a nine and five year old. So yeah, so
I'm like, but I get scared between the like ten
and like thirteen. I'm like, oh man, I feel like
me and Jolie are just going to be like butting heads.
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But is there something like a piece of advice that
like if you could have gone back, like you wish
you were, did this or something that I could help
us along that path with the girls. Well, here's the thing.
I have a very clear worldview, so I know what
I wanted to teach my children, which in my worldview
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is a biblical worldview. So those were very under important
things for me to understand as a mom as to
what I'm going to teach and my children and what
those boundaries are in their life. And so if it
ever came down to, well, Mom, why why they're doing that,
that person is doing that, why can't I do that?
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And it's because because scripture says so because the Bible
says so, because God says so, and so that, um,
that was important to me. But of course everyone has
a different worldview, so those and those boundaries and are
are going to be different for people. But I knew
what mine were based on. So it wasn't about wavering,
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and it was about also standing with conviction with my
children of knowing what those things were, but having a
place and a source to tell them why. So it's
not this is just my rule, you just can't do
this because I said so. I always had a source
to go to and say, because God says, this is
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what's best for us, and here's why, let's explain that.
And I've always felt that conversation and dialogue is so
to have open conversation and dialogue is so important. There
is never anything in my kids lives that were off
limits that we couldn't talk about. I mean, from the
most basic things and two sex and friendships and religion
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or politics or whatever. It was always about open conversations.
And again, I know my source of what I'm going
to go back to, but it's important to hear their
worldview and what they're thinking. But it's I believe it's
very important to know that. You know, just because someone
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else is teaching them something doesn't mean it's right. And
you could say the same about me. If you don't
have a biblical worldview, you could say, well, that's wrong.
But as a parent, guess what, you get to choose
what you want to teach your children. The world doesn't
have to teach them. You get to choose what you
want to teach them, and so um you know what
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those things are. And then stay true to your convictions,
but have an open dialogue with your children so that
there's nothing they're afraid to come and talk to you about.
I tell my kids all the time, I'm like, listen,
you could do the worst thing in the world, and
there's always going to be a consequence, but I will
never like, I will never not be there to help
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you through the consequence. But you're going to have to
pay for it, because that's what life is all about.
You have to learn your lesson. But I will be
there by your side and help you always, and I'll
never stop loving you. I love that great advice. Yeah,
it's good. I really like that a lot. Okay, so
what's going on over at Hallmark? Because I know You've
got some things coming out that I'm gonna want to
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see if everyone's gonna want to see. So what are
we working on? Well, I have a new a Worty
Guarden mystery movie that is on on Sunday, August and
it's our mystery movie, which is crazy. We've been doing
this mystery series for six years already. And in this
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newest installment, Aurora ty Garden and Nick Miller they just
got married in the last movie and now this movie
they're on their honeymoon and Aurora is like the only
person of course, that would fall find a dead body
in in the lake that they're having like a romantic
boat ride on and um, you know all of these mysteries.
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Its Hallmark Channel, so it's super family friendly and even
though yes there's a crime involved in a dead body,
but nothing is bory, and you can watch it with
your kids. You can watch it with a six year
old and eight year old a ten year old, and
it's really about figuring out the crime and to solve
it who's done it, And there's lots of great suspects
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in the movie, and all things Hallmark always have a
happy ending, so perfect. And then where where can we
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with real living, daily life. Yeah, I love that. Well, Canadas,
thank you so much for coming on and just being
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open and honest about everything. And I'm excited to see
about the dead body. Well you're welcome. Thanks for having
me on and thanks for letting me, uh share my
advice and wisdom with the with the the extra years
I have on my life, so I appreciate that. Well,
you're you're killing your life. Go do a sexy little
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dance because you know we're us mamas. Are all here
for it? Okay, okay, girl, all right, bye, thanks bye. Oh.
I'm really proud of myself because I didn't ask her
one full house question. That's impressive because like how annoying.
I'm sure. I mean I almost said something like what
was the best memory, but like after being on that
(27:51):
show for so long, you're probably just like, please don't
ask me a full house questions. There's so much more
going on in her life. She talk about that, but
I mean, I'm like DJ Tanner, I know it is.
DJ Tanner just was like, I know it's just like
a those a little pinch me moments, you know, if
we're getting advice so much to with our kids from
from d J Channer, like I grew I mean, we
grew up watching her show like that. This has been
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probably the coolest part of like doing wine Down is
like the people that you like that I've that I've
you know, we've been able to interview because it's like
how cool, Like I would have never thought that, like
my little self would be like my self would be
like hey Candace, and I'm like being friendly with hi,
Mark love it. Are you back with any more guesses? Well?
(28:35):
I have many more I wasna. My daughters are both
in the full house and so that thing it just
transcends generations. That doesn't really, Yeah, it really does. They
both love it. And my oldest by fifteen year old,
think she's watched it all the way through like three times.
I mean it's so good. I mean just everything from
like when she struggled with like you know, the weight back,
and like, I mean, there's just so much. But I
just know she's gonna ask like so many times, and
(28:56):
I'm like, I didn't want to when you would like
to bring up to you East Eastern, I like you,
thank you, thank you very much. Jan, I appreciate that.
I just I just wanted to, Um, I'm doing this
thing that's really cool and I just wanted to tell
you about it really quick. Yes, yes, so um some
wind down listeners might know that in nineteen I was
(29:18):
crowned the Caramel Corn Princess. And if that's the way
from ArcLight Cinema's rest in peace. Um yeah, they closed
down from the pandemic. It's very sad um arc light
no more. Wow, I know, isn't that terrible? That's so
that's like iconic. I know that the Dome in Hollywood.
(29:39):
It's crazy. I just can't believe that it happened. But
you're the princess. What happened? I know I'm now the
princess forever because but but the crown lives on because
a really cool popcorn company called Thank You Popcorn. Let
me design my own popcorn flavor. Stop it right now.
(30:00):
It's called the Karmel Corn Princess Mix and it's it's
Karmel Corner with Eminem's mixed in, which is something I
do with the movies and so um, if you go
to thank You Popcorn dot com right now, right now,
you can. You can get it right now. And it's
really cool because it's going to support, um, this really
cool charity called Shoes that Fit and it gives kids
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UH that can't afford new shoes for school, gives them
a new pair of shoes. Easton, get some to watch
your movie when it comes out. Um, that would be
like a amazing movie. I will make sure you get some.
I will get you guys a bunch of it. This
is so east and I'm so proud of you. Thank you,
(30:43):
thank you very much, and thanks for giving me the
chance to to talk about it. Here. I'm really excited.
I've never gotten to do something like this before and
might not ever again, so I'm really pumped about this.
Oh my gosh, it's right there. It's so cute Easton.
I'm so proud of you everyone. Actually, I'm going to
order something right now because Jolie loves chocolate in her
popcorn and I'm always like, do you have any chocolate?
(31:04):
Joy to see the popcorn? I'm sorry, And I go
over to Pamelin's house and she's like, you guys want
to fudge and sprinkles and even a corn fell over
it and I'm like, well, this is what happened. This
is why are you putting like whip cream on it too?
What happened? Just plain old freaking popcorn. People. It's a
little bit better and salt, you know, but but you know,
(31:26):
we gotta take things to strange new places now. So
incredibly happy. How did that come about? Uh? So I
just like popcorn. My friends told me about this. Thank
you Popcorn, the really cool popcorn company, and I got
some of their stuff and I was posting about it
and they hit me up and um we've been talking
(31:48):
and uh he was like, I saw you your the
Carmel Corn Princess, and I think we could do something
really cool and raised some money for kids that need
new shoes. I love that Eastern That's really cool. Congrats,
thank you so much. So let's thank you Popcorn dot com.
Right now, we'll take a break. Okay, let's do um
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Mark came up with a really fun idea. Well is
it fun though? Or is it just going to be
an anti climax because you're not going to reveal it.
If you said the name, I would say yes, no,
we would not know as you're CEO and branding manager.
(32:41):
Let's just let's just tiptoe down the path and see
how far we can get. So I'm operating under the assumption,
perhaps erroneously, that you received a d M from a
male celebrity who was interested in new romantically. So I'm
now going to ask some questions yes or no questions
about this person and see if we can narrow it down.
(33:01):
Is this person primarily known as an actor? Is he
primarily known as he used a ship? Is it interesting?
Is he primarily known as an athlete? Is he a
baseball player? Okay, we're not No, it's that would be no.
(33:23):
Does why I oh I stomped him. Am I allowed
to continue? Or no? I'm feeling a little hot right now?
All bad? Is he a football player? No good, because
I think we should stay away from Is he a
(33:43):
basketball player? No? Is he a hockey player? No? Is
he a soccer player? You see a soccer player? I'm
just saying no, no, really who who's who in soccer? Which?
Don't know anybody specifically, I'm just thinking the I just
think you and a soccer player would make a handsome couple.
(34:04):
Who any any a soccer player? Just speaking generally, I like,
you dating a soccer player. I think that's interesting. I
am you know, I know nothing about soccer truthfully, I
mean nothing, and I honestly think it's this is And
I feel so bad to say this because both my
kids are now in soccer, but like, I mean, it's
cute because they're a little But with soccer, I'm like,
(34:26):
can someone just score already? Like I just feel like
it takes forever to get a goal. Same and I'm like,
just score. I agree. But I'm a baseball fan, so
I was like, hyreno critical for me to say that,
But have you watched Ted Lasso? Okay, so I just
started sex Life, which I should not have done because
I was a folding laundry and I was, like, I
(34:46):
feel so seen right now. I don't watch it Like
she's like this like a housewife like basically tries to
go up sex with their husband and he's like checking
the score of the game and like you know, and
she's just like feeling like just from being not like lovable.
And I'm watching this like literally folding laundry and like,
(35:08):
I've never felt so seen in my life. But I
wanted to watch ted Lasso, but I haven't. Is why
is he a soccer player? He's a soccer coach. The
premises he's an American college football coach who gets brought
to London to coach a soccer team and he knows
nothing about soccer. That's the premise of the comedy. And
it's just it's that sounded stupid to me. So i'd
(35:29):
never washed it. But everyone loved it, so I washed
it and it's phenomenal. My wife watched it. She loved it,
so I do recommend it. There's a lot of good
looking soccer players on there. Yeah, I just I've never like,
I wouldn't even know a soccer player, like I mean,
it's just and honestly again, at the end of the day,
I just looked like a nice, nice, normal man who
(35:50):
doesn't like fighter. Is it a UFC fighter? No, I couldn't.
I would. I would be like, no, don't like, get
your face up. I'm not asking you who you want
to date. I'm asking who this person was that m
you hypothetically if one did so. It's not a UFC fighter.
It's not a soccer player. It's not a boxer. It's
(36:13):
you know, I'm losing you marking. You keep going in
and out. So this is where it goes. Shoot that
down internet connection. I though I was getting closer. Well, guys,
stay tuned for next week. Mark's gonna come with the list. Bye.
Wine down with Jannet Kramer and I heard radio podcast. Okay,
so I can't even get for my words correctly. So
Catherine obviously is my best friend. And there are things
that I tell Katherine that I don't even tell my
mother or I mean, there's a lot of things that
you know, yeah, I mean you know, you like you
(00:22):
don't tell your parents everything, which Jolie will obviously tell
me everything one day. But there was just something that
I told Katherine that I was like, look, I need
you to go to your grave about this, and the
she I just ended up telling her about two seconds ago,
and the look that she gave me, I mean like
(00:44):
she's and I wish I could tell you guys, I
really do, but I can't. I'm sorry, but it leads
me in Mark pop song, I wish we could have
had a camera so bad in that moment, I'm still crying.
That was great. It was just like one of those
things where I was like, I have to tell someone
because it's so good, but like it has to go
(01:05):
to like your grave, and like you have that one
friend where it's like I you cannot tell someone else,
But that's it is that a lot of pressure on
you to now hold that secret. No really, I mean
I feel like you're like my vaults now. I feel
like I have a few of those to the grave,
my secrets. I don't think this is the only one. Really.
(01:28):
Oh oh yeah yeah yeah. Um. But I just it
brings me to this topic because I'm not a housewife girl.
I just I've never been you like the housewives though.
But you said you were just watching an episode right
where Erica Beverly Hills Erica Jaane. Okay, what happened? Girardi?
So she was telling two girls. They were like taking
(01:48):
a hike and the rest of the group was like
still at the house or whatever, and she was telling
two of the girls something I guess personal basically that
her husband still texted her soon to be at they're
going to be you know, they're getting divorced, still texted.
So then they got back to the group and she
brought it. One of the girls brought it up, and
(02:09):
Erica lost her mind. So two sides of it. One
she didn't know she had told the other girl she
didn't want to talk about it to anybody else, but
this SMaL girl didn't know that, so she brought it up. Obviously,
for a little bit of drama. I mean for the show,
it was pretty obvious, but I mean she like hyper
ventilating in the bathroom just because he was texting her.
(02:34):
They were saying the texting, yes that he still texts her.
She's very very private, like very so her even giving
that I think was just a lot for her. So
then she felt betrayed by her. But you know, see
that's where I'm thinking, Okay, because we have a we
have a girl's night tomorrow, so I'm gonna be with
you know, we're going to be with three of our
other girlfriends. And I just feel like when there's certain
(02:56):
things that you just don't say, like I'm not gonna
but then there's other things that, like I we do say.
We're like, oh did you like hear Rachel or Beth
or whatever? Yeah, what's the line between saying things? And
then also like I think this one was it when
I looked you in the eyes and it was like,
if you tell a soul, I will kill you. That
was pretty obvious, but I think usually you kind of
(03:19):
sit back and wait and see if that friend is
going to offer it. But again, it felt like it
was for the show, So like if I were her
in that position, I would have waited to see if
she offered it to the whole group and she didn't,
So I think that's where probably she went wrong. Um,
but I don't know, do you feel like because it's
like it's so hard because like you want to when
(03:40):
you get juicy details, you gotta like you gotta tell
someone else. So it's like I'd be okay if you
want and told your husband, I'm not telling you why
I don't tell my husband your secrets that I don't
see Like that was the that was the kind of
thing where I you know, if and this is probably bad,
(04:02):
but like I would I always God, that makes me
sound really good. That's bad though, because I would tell Mike.
I would be like, oh my gosh, like keep this
between us, but like just to like there are certain
things I have done that for sure, there are certain
things and then there's just certain things I don't tell him, right,
But I don't think that's bad. I don't think that's
I feel like I've told you something before. I've even
(04:23):
said like don't tell Mike, yeah, because you would like
assume right, you tell the other person. I really don't
want Mike to know whatever. We're right, Mark, Um, do
you keep secrets or do you tell the secrets? And
that's a good question. If you if you, if you
do confess, confide in someone something major, something juicy, is
there an expectation that they're volt extends to their spouse.
(04:44):
That's a very good question, because I think it does.
I believe my wife tells me all of the gossip,
of all of the secrets of our friends or neighbors, whatever.
But I don't know how to present, but I think so,
and I tell her everything I find out, So I
think it extends the spouse. And let's specifically stated Okay, yeah,
I agree. Yeah, because then then you said I think before, like,
(05:05):
don't tell Mike, And then I'm like, okay, yeah, I agree.
And there's I'm sure there's things that you I mean, yes,
there's obviously things that you've told me. I'm just saying
today's information. Just with me. Let's talk about today's information
just a little bit. Mark is watering at his like,
I mean, he is ruling for this like this stuff,
(05:28):
and it's really what's made this podcast touch. Let's get
on the let's get on the pot. Let's let's do it.
You're just like, really, get on your platform. Well, could
we get a clue as to like with category this jem?
It have to do with your marriage? Does this have
(05:51):
to do with sex? No, mhmm interesting, Does this have
to do with a uh potential partner? Okay, we're going
to stay the show now. Mark is just a trouble
baker or something. It's just trouble, trouble, trouble trouble. It's
(06:12):
just you know, it's just a funny, funny times right now,
just trying to navigate life. Catherine, when you found out
this information, I wish there would have been a camera
because you were so shocked, shocked, shocked in the sense
(06:33):
of if you do you would you want to be
in Janna's shoes in that situation. That's a really good
that's a really good question. I'm so that Mark question.
I were in Janna's shoes maybe, oh maybe? Okay? Ye?
(07:01):
Who else knows this anyone other than Katherine Pamelin My
My My Rider Dies are Cat and Pam the Miami
group Miami is like my grave, like they're my they're
my grave diggers, Like it's if something is happening in
my life, like they are the ones that like I immediately,
like for example, when everything was found out that you
(07:21):
shouldn't laugh by the But with Max it was like
the two people I called was I texted Cat and
then Pamelin was out of the bus stop. I was like,
get in here now, So, um it's these those these
are my two. But I mean, yeah, even like when
I make bad choices and when I you know, I
(07:42):
own up to certain things as well with them, Is
this about a bad choice you've made? This could be potentially, yes,
it could be. That's what. Okay, Yes, it's a bad
choice that you could maybe is this something we could
find out about some day potentially potentially? Yeah, Okay, I
think I'm on the right track here because it involve
a direct message, what are you doing right now? I'm
(08:09):
going to move on. I think I think I'm getting
close here. You're getting hot and I don't like it.
So anyways, um, wow, I can't believe we just talked
about so we didn't talk about anything, right. We talked
about friendship in keeping secrets and how I guess I
was not a great friend because I would tell my
ex No, that doesn't make you bad friend. I don't
(08:30):
think that makes me practice validated. It didn't make me friend.
I just think sometimes my husband doesn't need all the
details in between. Um wait, this is the best rumor.
We're gonna start right now. Brad Pitt d m Jane
and asked her on a date. My guest and Daniel. Um, hi,
we do know that I'm a D list actress, right
and a rejected music start. Okay, Um, let's take a
(08:55):
break and then we're going to bring on another girl
who I just love so much. I basically grew up
watching her on Full House. Um, we're gonna bring Candas on.
So take a break and bring on. Hey girl, how
(09:17):
are you? Um? This is my girlfriend Katherine. We're having
a little girl's girl's day. You are in my favorite
setting ever. Is that in your house or are you
at in Napa? I'm at my house and Nappa. Do
you have your own wine? Yeah? What my husband does? Okay?
What what? What wine? Is it? Beret family wines? Oh?
(09:40):
I want to try. I'm a big I'm a big wine.
Oh so I appreciate in love wines. And then you've
been married for how long? Again? How many years? Years? Okay? Yes,
a long time? I have to say too I remember
reading an article that popped up, and I mean, obviously,
like I said, I've already always loved you, but I really,
(10:01):
really truly respected you when you came out and said
that you guys had issues during quarantine, I was like,
how refreshing was it too? For it was so refreshing
for me to see, you know, that someone you know
who's just seems to have it just this perfect life
and you know, just picture perfect, amazing you know, marriage,
(10:21):
and to say like, no, like we have issues too.
I just I really respected the hell out of you
for that. Yeah, thank you. I appreciate that. Yeah, man,
we've everyone has their stuff, Everyone has problems and ups
and downs, and um, you know, not everyone needs to
know all the details. But at the same time, there's
a level of honesty that I think we should be
(10:43):
talking about so that the Instagram filter of the world
isn't um, you know, doesn't make people believe that things
are picture perfect when they're not, because that's not relatable. No,
I agree with that, and I think there's a healthy balance.
I think I was a little overboard with sharing where
(11:04):
I think the next time around, I'm gonna be shared.
I think overshared a little bit. But I think that
was my, you know, way of just trying to deal
if I'm being honest, But you know, now I think
next relationship it will be more sacred. But also being like, hey,
it's not perfect, because what marriage is. And even when
I look at some friends like Payam, I'm always like,
you have a perfect marriage, and she's like Jim that
(11:25):
she's like nothing is perfect, Like there's gonna have there's
gonna be shortcomings and some things, or maybe he's not
as romantic as I want them to be or this,
or it's like there's nothing that's always have to work
at something. Yeah, that's true. So you I'm obviously even acting,
you know, child actor forever um and now your daughter acts.
Was that something that you were kind of did you
(11:46):
want her to follow in your footsteps where you just
kind of like let her do whatever she wanted to do. Yeah,
I'm just I'm supportive of my children and whatever whatever
path they want to go down as far as career
and all of that. And but it was very apparent
when Natasha was little that she loved to sing and act,
(12:07):
so it wasn't a surprise that she wanted to be
in the industry, and I've I love being in the industry.
It has its challenges, of course, but I've had a
great experience in it. I've been in this business for
over forty years. So it wasn't um surprising to me,
And it wasn't something that I feared for her either,
(12:27):
because I'm her best advocate and I've been down many
of these roads. So there's no better person to help
guide her and give her advice and to connect her
with the right people than than her mom. I was
reading something to um earlier this morning, and it kind
(12:48):
of got me, you know, with like social media and
the tiktoks and stuff, when you said, like when you
apologize for a video, and I'm like, I hate that,
Like you even people have to feel like we have
to apologize because I feel like, oh, if you say
one wrong thing or if you do this, like because
they just want you to be this perfect holy you
know what they have in their mind. It's like, what
you can't dance and have a little fun on a
(13:09):
social media thing? And then it's like, then why do
you have to apologize for just having feeling free and
being sexy because you are yeah, you know, as you
do know that media tends to blow things out of
proportion from what you say and do, and then it
becomes this headline that's actually bigger than how it went
(13:30):
down or happen. But you know, when my TikTok gone wrong, um,
it's like, clearly I just missed the mark. That's me
being forty five trying to keep up with the twenty
year old. But I was trying to copy my daughter.
That's all I was trying to do and clearly missed
the mark. But like you were also just having fun
(13:50):
and like feeling sexy because you are You're sexy. It's
just like people are like, stop showing your boobs. I'm like,
I like my boobs. I just got them pay for
him and I really like them, like I'm showing them.
M well, uh, when I popped back onto Instagram to
say like, hey, okay, I guess you guys didn't like that,
(14:11):
I will say I'm a I enjoy apologizing. I like
receiving an apology if someone is wrong, so I am
quick to say like, hey, if I got that wrong,
I'm sorry. Uh, but I think the apology was as
easy as that, like oh so sorry. I I didn't
realize that that was going to offend so many people,
(14:34):
but it was a very easy one. It wasn't like
this headline like let me apologize. I did something so
wrong and I shouldn't have acted that way. I didn't
apologize for that. It was just more like, oh, yes,
I didn't. I don't know. It just was a TikTok
gone wrong. So I feel like it kind of blew
up more than what I meant. It as an apology
(14:56):
was just a very easy like sorry, guys, I missed
the mark well and even like the like the seductive
and I'm like, okay, cool, so guys can take their
shirts off and walk around and like mow the grass,
but like we we can't do a fun little life people.
And then all the other women that have their so
like I understand what I'm gonna I'm gonna just say
(15:16):
that from my perspective, I wasn't trying to be seductive,
Like I think that's a little crazy if I'm holding
a Bible and then trying to be seductive with the Bible. Okay,
So I was not trying to be seductive. I was
just trying to do a TikTok and it came off
that way. So yeah, sorry, if I am, you don't
(15:38):
even need to say sorry. I don't even realize it.
But that's what happened because I was not trying to
seduce you with the Bible that they're like it's CULTI
seducing like the superdic. I cannot even speaking of the Bible.
I mean, you're you obviously have amazing faith. Is that
been you know, I'm I've, I've i'll be on. It's
(16:00):
like I've I've kind of gone in and out of
my faith and um, and it's been such a journey
and I feel like I'm at the I'm at a
place now where I'm really really leaning in. But there's
times when I'm like, man, I'm not I should be
I should have read more or you know, or or
I missed this, And it's like, um, how to lean
in when you don't feel like you're doing perfect? And
(16:21):
that's where I'm like, Okay, where am I then? Because
I'm not doing it perfectly but I'm trying, and so
it just kind of like feels like a little bit
of a battle. Yeah. But that's the amazing thing is
God doesn't expect us to be perfect, and we're never
going to be perfect, and we're never going to get
it exactly right. And God wants us exactly where we're at.
He just wants us in the thick of it. No
(16:44):
matter how deep you're in it, like literally in the muck,
or no matter how great things are in your life,
God wants you right where you're at, and you can't
be too deep into it where he doesn't want you.
That is not who God is. That is not the
God of the Bible. God wants everybody wants. He wants
(17:06):
you to know him, and all you have to do
is ask and pray to him and ask for it
and read his word, because that's how we know who
he is. That's why how we know his truth. Um,
what everything he says. And we're not just making stuff
up in our minds that make us feel more comfortable
or we're second guessing ourselves, because this is how human
(17:29):
beings would react if I really we're a horrible person.
Nobody would forgive me if I did this. But God
is not that. God's so much bigger than all of us. So, um,
if you're leaning like, let me encourage you to lean
into it. You can't do anything wrong that God's going
to push you away. He just won't because the Bible says,
(17:51):
so when you're when you're in a bad place, is
there a passage that you go to um and and
reread over and over? H you know, I mean one
of them is is Philippians four thirteen, which is I
can do all things through God, who gives me strength,
because I know in my my own life I don't.
(18:16):
I don't always have the strength. I mean I rarely
have the strength, especially when you're so desperate in a
place where you feel hopeless or torn, or that you're
nobody's listening or there's just no alternate path. But God
says no, his word tells me I can do all
(18:37):
things through his strength. I don't need to rely on
my own I don't need to have enough. I don't
need to like muster up some wonder woman within myself.
I'm like, no, it's just God. I can trust on
him and depend on him, and so um rereading scripture
and renewing my mind to focus on his word and
(19:00):
the hope that he gives helps me get through just
about everything. I love that. Yeah, I really like that.
How do you how do you deal with um the criticism?
I remember watching you on the view and just being
like I wanted to slap all the other girls up
there because I'm like, because I you know, I was
just I was. I was on your your side, I guess,
(19:20):
and and things you were speaking on and saying and
it was just you had you held yourself with so
much grace and I and even beyond that show, I mean,
just like with people's comments like how does does that?
I mean, obviously things affect people, but like how do
you not let it um become turmoil in your life? Honestly,
(19:43):
I I feel like that's just part of my God
given nature. I feel like God and maybe because I
had children in my twenties, you know, it's like God,
God gave me a lot of patience and it's tested
all the time. But I've had a lot of time
to practice my patience and it's not it's not great
every day. Trust me. I had a run in at
(20:04):
the airport a couple of days ago and I just
got lost it. Oh my god, what happened? I missed
my flight. It was my fault. I missed my fight.
But I I just couldn't handle the woman at the
counter having no sympathy or saying like oh, sorry, honey,
you're three minutes late. She was just rude about it,
(20:25):
and so which again, I take, I take the blank board.
It was my fault. But you just want someone to
have a little bit of empathetic compassion for you, of like,
and she was just like, no, it moved to get
moved to the side. You missed your fight, your three
minutes late, can't check your banks. I was got very angry,
but I didn't say anything bad to her. I just
(20:48):
like I walked away. But then I called my husband
and I used language that I never used, and he
was like, what just happened to you? And I was like,
I I want to punch someone right now, which I'm
not going to. So I'm using I'm throwing some bad
language around because this is how I'm getting my aggression out. Yeah,
good for you, and God still loves you. It's okay.
(21:10):
I'm like people say to me, They're like, you can't swear.
I'm like, no, God's God's my God swears, My God swears.
He says, it's fine. Um, okay. So we both have
young daughters. So is there a piece of advice because
you have you know your daughter, she's which by the way,
that photo of you too, like twins. You guys both
just gorgeous. Um, what's a What's something that I should
(21:31):
because I fear the and Emmy is almost at that
age that I get scared of, like between like ten
and like my daughter is almost six, and then I
have a nine and five year old. So yeah, so
I'm like, but I get scared between the like ten
and like thirteen. I'm like, oh man, I feel like
me and Jolie are just going to be like butting heads.
(21:51):
But is there something like a piece of advice that
like if you could have gone back, like you wish
you were, did this or something that I could help
us along that path with the girls. Well, here's the thing.
I have a very clear worldview, so I know what
I wanted to teach my children, which in my worldview
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is a biblical worldview. So those were very under important
things for me to understand as a mom as to
what I'm going to teach and my children and what
those boundaries are in their life. And so if it
ever came down to, well, Mom, why why they're doing that,
that person is doing that, why can't I do that?
(22:34):
And it's because because scripture says so because the Bible
says so, because God says so, and so that, um,
that was important to me. But of course everyone has
a different worldview, so those and those boundaries and are
are going to be different for people. But I knew
what mine were based on. So it wasn't about wavering,
(22:56):
and it was about also standing with conviction with my
children of knowing what those things were, but having a
place and a source to tell them why. So it's
not this is just my rule, you just can't do
this because I said so. I always had a source
to go to and say, because God says, this is
(23:16):
what's best for us, and here's why, let's explain that.
And I've always felt that conversation and dialogue is so
to have open conversation and dialogue is so important. There
is never anything in my kids lives that were off
limits that we couldn't talk about. I mean, from the
most basic things and two sex and friendships and religion
(23:41):
or politics or whatever. It was always about open conversations.
And again, I know my source of what I'm going
to go back to, but it's important to hear their
worldview and what they're thinking. But it's I believe it's
very important to know that. You know, just because someone
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else is teaching them something doesn't mean it's right. And
you could say the same about me. If you don't
have a biblical worldview, you could say, well, that's wrong.
But as a parent, guess what, you get to choose
what you want to teach your children. The world doesn't
have to teach them. You get to choose what you
want to teach them, and so um you know what
(24:22):
those things are. And then stay true to your convictions,
but have an open dialogue with your children so that
there's nothing they're afraid to come and talk to you about.
I tell my kids all the time, I'm like, listen,
you could do the worst thing in the world, and
there's always going to be a consequence, but I will
never like, I will never not be there to help
(24:42):
you through the consequence. But you're going to have to
pay for it, because that's what life is all about.
You have to learn your lesson. But I will be
there by your side and help you always, and I'll
never stop loving you. I love that great advice. Yeah,
it's good. I really like that a lot. Okay, so
what's going on over at Hallmark? Because I know You've
got some things coming out that I'm gonna want to
(25:03):
see if everyone's gonna want to see. So what are
we working on? Well, I have a new a Worty
Guarden mystery movie that is on on Sunday, August and
it's our mystery movie, which is crazy. We've been doing
this mystery series for six years already. And in this
(25:24):
newest installment, Aurora ty Garden and Nick Miller they just
got married in the last movie and now this movie
they're on their honeymoon and Aurora is like the only
person of course, that would fall find a dead body
in in the lake that they're having like a romantic
boat ride on and um, you know all of these mysteries.
(25:45):
Its Hallmark Channel, so it's super family friendly and even
though yes there's a crime involved in a dead body,
but nothing is bory, and you can watch it with
your kids. You can watch it with a six year
old and eight year old a ten year old, and
it's really about figuring out the crime and to solve
it who's done it, And there's lots of great suspects
(26:05):
in the movie, and all things Hallmark always have a
happy ending, so perfect. And then where where can we
get your the clothing line. The clothing line is exclusive
to QVC, so you can get it at QBC dot
com or watch our live shows when we're on. That
(26:27):
information is always on my social media, which I'm on
Instagram and Twitter and Facebook at Candice C. Beret. And Yeah,
what I love about the clothing line, I'll just say
very quickly is that we are size inclusive, so we
have triple extra small to five X and we have
(26:47):
petits and regular. I believe all women, all shapes and sizes,
should feel confident and look beautiful. And the clothing itself
is is casual West Coast style. It's just everything that
I would wear and feel comfortable with and it works
with real living, daily life. Yeah, I love that. Well, Canadas,
thank you so much for coming on and just being
(27:09):
open and honest about everything. And I'm excited to see
about the dead body. Well you're welcome. Thanks for having
me on and thanks for letting me, uh share my
advice and wisdom with the with the the extra years
I have on my life, so I appreciate that. Well,
you're you're killing your life. Go do a sexy little
(27:31):
dance because you know we're us mamas. Are all here
for it? Okay, okay, girl, all right, bye, thanks bye. Oh.
I'm really proud of myself because I didn't ask her
one full house question. That's impressive because like how annoying.
I'm sure. I mean I almost said something like what
was the best memory, but like after being on that
(27:51):
show for so long, you're probably just like, please don't
ask me a full house questions. There's so much more
going on in her life. She talk about that, but
I mean, I'm like DJ Tanner, I know it is.
DJ Tanner just was like, I know it's just like
a those a little pinch me moments, you know, if
we're getting advice so much to with our kids from
from d J Channer, like I grew I mean, we
grew up watching her show like that. This has been
(28:12):
probably the coolest part of like doing wine Down is
like the people that you like that I've that I've
you know, we've been able to interview because it's like
how cool, Like I would have never thought that, like
my little self would be like my self would be
like hey Candace, and I'm like being friendly with hi,
Mark love it. Are you back with any more guesses? Well?
(28:35):
I have many more I wasna. My daughters are both
in the full house and so that thing it just
transcends generations. That doesn't really, Yeah, it really does. They
both love it. And my oldest by fifteen year old,
think she's watched it all the way through like three times.
I mean it's so good. I mean just everything from
like when she struggled with like you know, the weight back,
and like, I mean, there's just so much. But I
just know she's gonna ask like so many times, and
(28:56):
I'm like, I didn't want to when you would like
to bring up to you East Eastern, I like you,
thank you, thank you very much. Jan, I appreciate that.
I just I just wanted to, Um, I'm doing this
thing that's really cool and I just wanted to tell
you about it really quick. Yes, yes, so um some
wind down listeners might know that in nineteen I was
(29:18):
crowned the Caramel Corn Princess. And if that's the way
from ArcLight Cinema's rest in peace. Um yeah, they closed
down from the pandemic. It's very sad um arc light
no more. Wow, I know, isn't that terrible? That's so
that's like iconic. I know that the Dome in Hollywood.
(29:39):
It's crazy. I just can't believe that it happened. But
you're the princess. What happened? I know I'm now the
princess forever because but but the crown lives on because
a really cool popcorn company called Thank You Popcorn. Let
me design my own popcorn flavor. Stop it right now.
(30:00):
It's called the Karmel Corn Princess Mix and it's it's
Karmel Corner with Eminem's mixed in, which is something I
do with the movies and so um, if you go
to thank You Popcorn dot com right now, right now,
you can. You can get it right now. And it's
really cool because it's going to support, um, this really
cool charity called Shoes that Fit and it gives kids
(30:23):
UH that can't afford new shoes for school, gives them
a new pair of shoes. Easton, get some to watch
your movie when it comes out. Um, that would be
like a amazing movie. I will make sure you get some.
I will get you guys a bunch of it. This
is so east and I'm so proud of you. Thank you,
(30:43):
thank you very much, and thanks for giving me the
chance to to talk about it. Here. I'm really excited.
I've never gotten to do something like this before and
might not ever again, so I'm really pumped about this.
Oh my gosh, it's right there. It's so cute Easton.
I'm so proud of you everyone. Actually, I'm going to
order something right now because Jolie loves chocolate in her
popcorn and I'm always like, do you have any chocolate?
(31:04):
Joy to see the popcorn? I'm sorry, And I go
over to Pamelin's house and she's like, you guys want
to fudge and sprinkles and even a corn fell over
it and I'm like, well, this is what happened. This
is why are you putting like whip cream on it too?
What happened? Just plain old freaking popcorn. People. It's a
little bit better and salt, you know, but but you know,
(31:26):
we gotta take things to strange new places now. So
incredibly happy. How did that come about? Uh? So I
just like popcorn. My friends told me about this. Thank
you Popcorn, the really cool popcorn company, and I got
some of their stuff and I was posting about it
and they hit me up and um we've been talking
(31:48):
and uh he was like, I saw you your the
Carmel Corn Princess, and I think we could do something
really cool and raised some money for kids that need
new shoes. I love that Eastern That's really cool. Congrats,
thank you so much. So let's thank you Popcorn dot com.
Right now, we'll take a break. Okay, let's do um
(32:21):
Mark came up with a really fun idea. Well is
it fun though? Or is it just going to be
an anti climax because you're not going to reveal it.
If you said the name, I would say yes, no,
we would not know as you're CEO and branding manager.
(32:41):
Let's just let's just tiptoe down the path and see
how far we can get. So I'm operating under the assumption,
perhaps erroneously, that you received a d M from a
male celebrity who was interested in new romantically. So I'm
now going to ask some questions yes or no questions
about this person and see if we can narrow it down.
(33:01):
Is this person primarily known as an actor? Is he
primarily known as he used a ship? Is it interesting?
Is he primarily known as an athlete? Is he a
baseball player? Okay, we're not No, it's that would be no.
(33:23):
Does why I oh I stomped him. Am I allowed
to continue? Or no? I'm feeling a little hot right now?
All bad? Is he a football player? No good, because
I think we should stay away from Is he a
(33:43):
basketball player? No? Is he a hockey player? No? Is
he a soccer player? You see a soccer player? I'm
just saying no, no, really who who's who in soccer? Which?
Don't know anybody specifically, I'm just thinking the I just
think you and a soccer player would make a handsome couple.
(34:04):
Who any any a soccer player? Just speaking generally, I like,
you dating a soccer player. I think that's interesting. I
am you know, I know nothing about soccer truthfully, I
mean nothing, and I honestly think it's this is And
I feel so bad to say this because both my
kids are now in soccer, but like, I mean, it's
cute because they're a little But with soccer, I'm like,
(34:26):
can someone just score already? Like I just feel like
it takes forever to get a goal. Same and I'm like,
just score. I agree. But I'm a baseball fan, so
I was like, hyreno critical for me to say that,
But have you watched Ted Lasso? Okay, so I just
started sex Life, which I should not have done because
I was a folding laundry and I was, like, I
(34:46):
feel so seen right now. I don't watch it Like
she's like this like a housewife like basically tries to
go up sex with their husband and he's like checking
the score of the game and like you know, and
she's just like feeling like just from being not like lovable.
And I'm watching this like literally folding laundry and like,
(35:08):
I've never felt so seen in my life. But I
wanted to watch ted Lasso, but I haven't. Is why
is he a soccer player? He's a soccer coach. The
premises he's an American college football coach who gets brought
to London to coach a soccer team and he knows
nothing about soccer. That's the premise of the comedy. And
it's just it's that sounded stupid to me. So i'd
(35:29):
never washed it. But everyone loved it, so I washed
it and it's phenomenal. My wife watched it. She loved it,
so I do recommend it. There's a lot of good
looking soccer players on there. Yeah, I just I've never like,
I wouldn't even know a soccer player, like I mean,
it's just and honestly again, at the end of the day,
I just looked like a nice, nice, normal man who
(35:50):
doesn't like fighter. Is it a UFC fighter? No, I couldn't.
I would. I would be like, no, don't like, get
your face up. I'm not asking you who you want
to date. I'm asking who this person was that m
you hypothetically if one did so. It's not a UFC fighter.
It's not a soccer player. It's not a boxer. It's
(36:13):
you know, I'm losing you marking. You keep going in
and out. So this is where it goes. Shoot that
down internet connection. I though I was getting closer. Well, guys,
stay tuned for next week. Mark's gonna come with the list. Bye.
Host
Jana Kramer
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