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I was good? Is your boy
yd? What was good? Everybody?

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This is Neil? What's good?
This glow? Really? And you're checking

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out the Cruise Show podcast. Make
sure to subscribe, rate and sure Liz

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go go good morning, Hi,
good morning. Hello. Hello. How

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are we doing? We're doing great? How are you doing well? Are

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we in your living room? That? We're in my house? We're in

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my house, in my living room. No, we're at a hotel in

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New York. Hotel in New York. Didn't you flee from New York?

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Why are you still there? I
know, I know it didn't work.

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I'm back season two. That's right. Thank you so much for the opportunity.

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I appreciate it. Eva Longorioas and
Thiago co Land of Women, The

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Other in muheadas Apple TV Plus.
The series starts Wednesday. Congratulations. The

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best way I can describe it out
the gate is if life hits you fast

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was a series? This is it? Yeah? Yeah, that's a really

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great one. No, it's a
really fun show. I think. I

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always tell people you like Desperate Olives, You're gonna love this show because it's

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a drama edy. It's tonally in
the same world. It's about this woman,

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my character Gala. She has to
flee New York all of a sudden

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with her her crazy mom and her
you know, Braddy kid, and they

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have to go hide in the hometown
of my mother in Spain. And we're

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like, I'm like a fish out
of water. I've never been to Spain.

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I don't speak Spanish. And so
it's an era of comedies and it's

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really a lot of fun. Yeah, no, exactly. There you are

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living a very comfortable life and things
are well. All of a sudden,

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your husband owes some very bad people
fifteen million dollars and next scene, you're

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taping cash to your body and you're
on the run. On the run.

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Yeah, and I got to go. And I mean, I hide in

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this town and I'm protecting my family
and providing for my family, and I

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have to do things I've never done
in my life because i was just a

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New York socialite and now I'm like, ah, what is happening. I

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know hits her hard, and then
she hits me hard literally, yeah,

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and prashes into me, and yeah, I love that argument. By the

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way, it felt like an argument
that I would have with my wife.

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So it was very m Yeah,
it was a good argument, valid argument.

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I love how you tried paying for
a rental car with cash too,

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Like that's that's so Latino of you. Yeah, I'm convinced it's going to

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work as well. Yeah, all
I was to do is wink at the

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guy. No, my uncle tried
doing that one too, and I'm like,

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THEO, that's not how it works. So I was lucky enough to

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get a few episodes in advance,
thanks so much, And I held a

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screening in my backyard. So if
it ends up in the swap meet near

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you, I'm very sorry. Hey, the more people that can watch it,

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it doesn't matter how exactly that's right, that's right. So these questions

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for both of you, Right,
there's a there's a few. Oh,

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there's a lot of scenes in there
that are very emotional, right, and

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that they stand out, They stand
out tremendously. What do we tap in?

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And again for both of you,
what do we tap into to get

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into that zone and to make it
feel so authentic? Yeah, it was

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saying to yes yesterday as we watched
in the cinema, and I hadn't noticed

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how much those seeds they really allow
the show to breathe because it's so fast

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paced, and it's funny and it
moves, and then you have those emotional

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moments and they just really play so
well. And it's a real insight into

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the characters, I feel, and
you really go into the into their past

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and you start to understand them for
who they are and sympathize with them.

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I think, you know, and
have empathy with these very flawed human beings

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and that, and they're the ones
that take you on a journey. So

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it's it's great those moments and they're
so well timed and and and I think

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just the truth of it as well. Yeah, really, you know,

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there's not you don't have to tap
into much when it's when it's the truth

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is there. Yeah, yeah,
yeah, the truth is there. And

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that's how it does feel very authentic. And you know, with Spanish being

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tough already, right, and but
Mexican Spanish and Spain Spanish it's completely different.

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And if you're not at you know, you don't understand that. Some

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people are like, oh, you
spoke Spanish. I was like no.

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First of all, I didn't grow
up speaking Spanish. Then when I learned

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Spanish, I learned in Mexico.
So to go to Spain and to the

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motherland and speak Castilian Spanish. Was
like a brain teaser every day. My

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brain hurt. I was like,
what word is that? What are you

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saying? Yeah, we don't pronounce. Yeah, he's Chilean too. Yeah,

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you go there and you got to
you gotta really like really chew those

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words and pronounce them. And yeah, yeah, it's tough, especially as

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as Mexican Americans, like we just
we know the bad words really well exactly

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we do. We know all the
bad words in any any dialect of Spanish.

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Because a strong Latina in this business, how do you navigate through obstacles

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and barriers that a lot of women
have to face in this business? Yeah,

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I mean I think you're right,
like there's this uh barrier being just

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a woman and that you know,
no gender equity in any industry by the

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way, not just in media.
But then you're Latina on top of that,

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and so it's it's definitely hard to
navigate, and especially when we're such

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a big percentage of movie going audience
ticket buyers, but yet we're really underrepresented

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in TV and film, and so
my media company is trying to bridge that

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gap between who's creating the content and
who's consuming the content and really trying to

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position the Latino community as heroes and
and as people who are full of potential

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and full of great things and full
of great opportunities. And I think that'll

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that'll be a challenge for us for
a little while longer. Congratulations Land of

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Women, Apple TV Plus airs Wednesday. You guys knocked it out of the

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park. Thank you, jam you
heys. Check your Richard with the Cruise

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