1635 - Chris Rock, Seth Rogen, Jay Baruchel & More!

0:00From the Kiss 92 5 studios in Toronto, Canada Oh, June, Paris This is Rob and Mocha It's Rob and Mocha's going on Hey guys, it's Bruno Mars This is Selena Gomez, the chief's Mocha Lady Gaga, Calvin Harris This is your card You listening to my boys, Rob and Mocha Rob and Mocha My boys, Rob and Mocha The rise and Mocha show I'm between Rob and Mocha, who is your favorite? Rob and Mocha, Rob and you both are so funny man Congratulations Lisa! Wow! He just won a thousand dollars Amazing! You all just made my entire morning Keep it up! You guys are awesome man This is the Ross and Mocha Show podcast On cast Yeah Look who's here, ready to work Yeah Feeling good? Everyone's prepared? Yeah What's going on? Homey? Not much Yeah, my chin's itchy today Because you know what's going on? I'm not dirty That's one of my favorites What?

1:00I still, I will use Dutty in my regular life Even when you and Shan are in a round Dutty Dutty There you go! Perfect You seem to add a bit of an R to it But you need to have a dirty Dutty Dutty So no R, right? No, Dutty No Hard R or Soft R No, no, no, no You TTY Do you TTY? Okay, doodty No That's TTY sir Okay, okay, okay, okay, my bad, my bad But yeah, I'll throw Dutty up there sometimes Like when was the last time you used the word? I said it to the cat Did you? To your cat Or A cat One of my cats What were they doing? They were putting their palm on my mouth Dutty And I was like, oh, Dutty Yeah Do you get your attention on purpose? What's that? Because normally I don't, I don't care about my cats Do you just put your palm anywhere? It doesn't bother me But I had just, I was in the kitchen and I was cooking

2:02And I heard one of the cats kicking up a storm in the litter box And I didn't know what you want it was, right? Because I have three And then I sat on the couch And then Moo jumped on the corner of the couch And wanted me to rub his butt And then he was trying to get my attention And the first thing he tried to do was take my glasses off Yeah Right? And then when that doesn't work Then he sticks his hand in my mouth And at that moment I was like, were you just the one in the litter box? Yeah, exactly Dutty Dutty Dutty Yeah Yeah Yeah And then I just let him do it Oh, you did? Yeah He loves it Dutty Ross He loves it Dutty Ross The Ross and Mokasho podcast podcast You okay? Yeah, I'm trying to get into the zoom Oh my god Do you need my help again? I'm fine I'm good Click enter Oh my god Then hit the button that says a joint Shut up There you go You don't think I know

3:02I feel that like before COVID Sorry, you muted What do you mean? Just kidding Yo man, it's just not you see that Oh my god Love that love, love, love, love, love. Kind of goodly all the news that I've such PTSD from that. I can't hear you. You're muted. Such PTSD. You've done it mute yourself. How did you survive through COVID? I probably, well my thing was this is I during COVID, I was at ET Canada, right? So I probably use Zoom and VMIX and all those other platforms way more than normal people. Because you use multiple times a day, right? I was doing two shows a day and five interviews a day. Like my life was Zoom and it was all, and then it was all different platforms, right? And then it was, well, we don't, we don't use Zoom.

4:02We use whatever teams or we don't use Zoom. We use VMIX or we don't use Zoom. We use this. So then I had to have all these programs on my computer. And then I had to come up Skype. Shout out to Skype. You know, I feel bad for Skype because Skype really should have been the champion during COVID. Yeah. Skype is what happened? Yo, Skype is the one that kicked all of it off. All of it. Like years ago, Skype was the first one. Yes, Skype dates. Yes, before COVID. Thank you. When you in Skype dates? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. Like before it, like it was MSN messenger was the ish. Yeah, Skype came along and it was like your game changer. And I'm surprised when COVID hit. That they didn't, they, I don't know how they didn't get their stuff together. Yeah. And be the champions of that. I don't know. I don't know. I used to do years ago on New Year's Eve when Roxy was little because Catherine always worked New Year's Eve, right? And I remember we were doing this show when Roxy was little and on New Year's Eve. I used to Skype with fans. Yes. So I would create an account and I would put it out on Twitter, right? Yeah. And then it was, it was how to like, and I would sit in the living

5:05or I put my kid to bed. I get a glass of wine, I'd sit in the living room. And then just all night long, I would just Skype with fans at their at their New Year's Eve parties. No way. Yeah. We made a major mistake during COVID on the on this radio station where we held like a Zoom party with fans. We even linked, we published it. Yeah. Big mistake. Oh my gosh. Because people would show up and do awful things. Yeah. People would show up with. Yeah. It would turn dark real quick. Yes. Well, that's that happened a lot at the beginning of the call. Yeah. So people would just be like, oh my God, wouldn't it be fun to just get everybody together and just do a public sort of party, right? Where you just give everybody the link to your to your your Zoom. And you get people on there and immediately it becomes like racist and violent. No. So. So terrible. So terrible. It's so terrible. But yeah, no. So forgive me if I'm not jumping out of my own pants to join a Zoom link every day.

6:13The Ross and Mokas show podcast. podcast. Bethany, hello. It's your boyfriend's Ross and Moka. Hello. Good morning, guys. What's going on, girl? Oh my gosh. I'm very nervous. I feel like this is like a dream come true being on the line with you guys right now. Oh, girl. Don't worry about it. We're all family here. Damien Mori is here. Shem, okay, she's cake is here. Chloe. Okay. A chul is here as well. What's going on? Why you here? Awesome. So like I said, big time fan. I've been listening for 13 years. All right. And I feel like every single time that you guys, you know, give advice or your guys are, you know, telling us about the new things that you guys are doing. I feel like I'm like listening and implementing it in my life. So rewind to Sunday. My mom and I were walking along the beach strip and Hamilton looking out at the water. When we are approaching about 20 to 30 people just standing there, also looking out to

7:14the water, but standing all together. So my mom and I are like, this is odd and it was mostly males, couple of females, all different ages. And as we're getting closer, we see they also have cameras. They're wearing straps with other cameras attached like their paparazzi. So we're like, something big is definitely happening. We kind of stand to the back of the crowd. Time look out to look over the water with them. And we definitely can't see what they're looking at. So my mom's like, I'm going to ask them like, no, that's super embarrassing. Don't ask. So my mom goes to ask, she's like, hey, we're just trying to see what you guys are looking at. What is it that you guys are looking at? And this guy then turns to us and says, we're actually waiting for some birds. So as a group of people, mainly dudes that were all just bird watching. Like and they had multiple cameras. Like they were ready for the birds. And so I was like, this is my chance.

8:16Shoot my shot. La Zimoka have prepared me for this. So I was like, oh my god, do you use the Merlin app? Yes. And then what? And so then the guy kind of like turns to me and like kind of tilts his head. And he's like, the Merlin app. And I was like, yeah, like, you know, the Merlin app, the one where the birds talk to you. Oh my god. That's so not the app. But go on. Absolutely not. And he's like, um, and I was like, well, like there's the Merlin app. And like that must be how you guys know these birds are like in this area because they're like, you know, like chirp. And then you can see it on your app. And he's like, no. And he's like, but there's a sign right over there that tells you like what birds are in the area. And like, he turned around and you're taking photos. And like, never have I ever thought that you guys were going to like scare me in the wrong

9:19direction. And, you know, but this Sunday, I. Yeah, but you sold the app the total incorrect way. The birds don't talk to you. You sure? Oh, he's here. There was his friends. No, the app is supposed to identify the birds that it hears chirping. Right. So that's why I thought that you were talking to you and like you would know that like in that area. Okay. So did this guy, did this guy think that you were trying to hit on him and then got disgusted once you didn't know what you were talking about? I thought the bird had maybe. Yeah. My mom was in like, we were like, we're just going like, absolutely. I know. Okay. So, okay. So yes, I use the Merlin app and I use the Merlin app quite frequently. The Merlin app, you open it up, you just put it on the table. And if a bird chirps, you look at your phone and it tells you what kind of bird it is. It's glorious. It's how I spend my weekends. It's what I do. What I do not do is I don't go chasing birds. What I don't do is strap gear to my body and go and try and photograph the birds. The phone shows me a picture of what the bird looks like.

10:20I'm like, Oh, it's a cute bird. I don't need to see the bird. I don't need to meet the bird. I don't need to chase the bird. I don't need a picture of the bird. Right? I'm not a birder. I just like the app. I like the app because when I sit outside, I hear all sorts of things. And then I like to know what I'm listening to. You have to understand when I grew up, my brother and I talked about this the other day. You know when you hear cicadas in the summer? Yeah. Okay. That sound. Yeah. Right? That sound. So our dad, when we were kids, we would hear that sound in the summer. And my dad told us that it's the power lines that when it gets hot, the power lines make that noise. And I thought that it was the power lines until I was well into my 30s. Really? Wait, did your dad know and he was just trolling? No. Oh, I guess somebody just told him he didn't know what a cicada was. Yeah. Or why you hear them some summers and you hear them others, right? So I always thought it was the power line. So I would hear it, right? And I'd be like, Oh, it's hot today. The power lines are tripping.

11:22So now you have to understand, I'm very interested in what things are outside that make noise. Okay. But I'm not a birder. Got it. Thanks. And the Merlin app and you got to stop this. The Merlin app doesn't let you talk to birds. Does that discipline you? Bethany, you're the best. Thank you so much for sharing that story with us today between Rosemulka though. Who is your favorite? Ros, my bird friend. Love you, girl. Love you, girl. Love you guys. Thank you. The Ross and Mokas show podcast. Oh my god. I'm so not ready. No, not at all. I had no idea that we were. Holy crap. Is everybody there? I just saw your face. The theme started playing and what was like, what the hell is that as if it was some sort of mistake? Yeah. No, like I'm working on something. I'm just putting our boss in email. And then I don't even know if everybody's microphones are on. Can you hear a shout? Hello. Oh, here we go. Oh, let me get all up into Zoom and stuff.

12:24Are you in the Zoom? Yeah. Hell yeah. But once Rosemulka is in the Zoom first, that was not an opportunity. It was. That was not. It's just about me. God damn, I can't even win. I'm ready. For what? Look at all of us here. You're ready to go. You. How are you guys? Great. It's a little salty as hell. Yeah, why? Monday morning. I don't know. It's going to all you. Chloe. I don't know what happened to you. Chloe was covering a tiff with the Moury over the weekend. Your first tiff experience. Yes. Red carpet stuff. How was it? By the way, the Toronto International Film Festival. Yeah, it was so fun. It's chaos in the city right now. I saw an IG that you interviewed Chris Rock. Mm-hmm. How was he? He's so nice. It was like a dream come true. I was like, ah, I'm not the freak out. That's great. Yeah, it was awesome. You're a great star for us. Ah, no. Of course, being on ET Canada for 17 years and every single year, having a covering tiff. No, I don't.

13:24I don't really. I don't miss standing on red carpets. That's for sure. I miss seeing. Sometimes you'd see great movies and you see them early. Like, I really wanted to see that Rocky movie over the weekend, but I couldn't get to it. But do I miss it? No, I was. I had something to do Saturday night. So I couldn't go to. So there was a party that you went to on Saturday night. Yeah, I saw that. Oh, yeah, I saw that. Yeah. But I went for, I had a plan to go and see my buddy Jonathan Scott from the property brothers on in late afternoon. We were going to go for dinner and then go and see a documentary, the R-Lady-Piece documentary. Fair enough. I know. Thank you. Yeah. And then so we're supposed to meet at this restaurant. It's like my favorite restaurant. Please call pie. I'm in the car on the way and like we're going for dinner and then going to like a rock and roll documentary, right? So I'm dressed for that rock and roll. Thank you. And then so like I'm not wearing socks. I hate like, you know, and like I'm wearing vans and like no socks.

14:25So I'm in the car and what's that? No. And then Jonathan writes me and goes, Hey, can't do the dinner because I'm at this screening. I just walked out of a movie right now and they want me to go to the after party. So meet me at the after party. And I was like, bro, I'm like, I'm like, right, trust for that. Right? Yeah. Yeah. God, okay. Okay. No problem. Right? So I tell the, tell the Uber, take me to, to the hotel and then I get John and then we get in his car and then we go to the after party. And I'm standing there, right? Like just whatever for I walk in the door David Harbor standing right there. No. Yeah. Yeah. He's like me tall. Uh huh. He's really tall. Like us tall. Yeah. Yeah. And then so I'm like, yeah, I'm like, I can't just going to go the, we hang it. Let's hang out at the bar. Uh huh. Right. I'm going to get a glass of wine. I'm just going to sit and chill because you know, with your fans, no socks. Yeah. Cause I got, I got rolled up pants and no, and no socks on, right? It's all on you and David Harbor at the bar.

15:26No, no, David Harbor's on the other side of the room. But then I'm at the bar and I'm comfortable to bar. I'm talking to this guy from England and he's these cool. And then Jonathan comes back. Was it the King of England? No. And then Jonathan comes back over and he's now with Patricia Arquette. Oh, right. Yeah. And then I get locked into a conversation with Patricia Arquette briefly. And she's, she looks at everybody. She's like, Oh, what do you do? What do you do? And then everybody tells her, right? And then I could see briefly that her eyes darted down at my ankles. Like briefly, briefly, briefly, briefly, briefly, right? But she was lovely. Like I've met her before, interviewed her before. But it was that kind of, it was in that moment where I was like, do I really miss this? Right? Like do I, the answer is no. I don't, I don't really miss it. And name drop over as lovely as it was. Well, how else am I going to tell the story? David Harbor. How else am I going to tell the story? Patricia Arquette. Just people. How else some people? Yes, stars. Who cares? Who cares if they were celebs? I think everyone cares. I think everybody cares. Everyone cares. Everyone cares. I'm curious. God, starved. Have you seen this kind of jealousy at a two people before?

16:27I am a collian. Oh, I'm a hero. Oh, I'm a hero. Oh, my god. Oh, my god. I'm a thousand percent a hater. Why? Because you weren't invited to all these parties. No, because I didn't run into, so I ran into an X over the weekend. How great was that? Oh, the most shocking part of that story is you have an X. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah. The Ross and Mokas show podcast. That's right. Celebrating all things. Tiff, Tim, Mori was out covering a whole bunch of stuff on the red carpet over the weekend. Tiff, tribute awards, went down over the weekend honoring Penelope Cruz, Dame Helen Miran, also Canadian actor, writer, director and producer Seth Rogan, who picked up an award. Let's kick it off with Seth Rogan. Check this out. Seth Rogan, congratulations being honored here tonight at the Tiff, tribute awards. Well deserved. Thank you so much. You've been at a million award shows. I want to find out from you. If you were in charge of award shows, what's something that you would change about award

17:29shows? I mean, this is a good example. I've won this award. I probably, there was probably other people considered. They're not here. They don't have to be told in front of everybody that they aren't the ones to get it. And that I am the one to get it. So that's what I would change. Just tell the people who won that they won. And don't make the people who lost go to the award shows. It'll lose. Live, I'll tell them. You don't think they lost. You know they lost days ago. Call them another day. Call them on Thursday. And you don't have to go. You lost. No one will be in the seats. That's fine. The winners will be in the seats. Let them be there. It's fine. Let that happen. That's what I would say. Amazing. Thank you so much. And congratulations on knowing that you won. Thank you so much. Yeah. Right. I guess, but like you want that star power. Well, that's it's for the television show. But I mean, I fully agree with them. I didn't worry. They know. Oh, of course they know. I would understand if they had to do something night of, right?

18:30Like to put themselves over over the over the home. Yeah. They each had to do like something like this plus. No, like if they had to do a monologue. Oh, okay. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. When you went when you went to Miss America, it's not just one thing, right? You got to excel in other things. Like a bathing suit competition. I've thrown in a bathing suit. I've got my vote. Got my vote. This is Dan Warren, the red carpet for the 2026 TIFF tribute award honorees. Next up is Penelope Cruz. Penelope Cruz, congratulations. You're being honored tonight and winning an award at the TIFF tribute awards. I've never won an award in my life. Is winning awards as awesome as it looks? I always feel grateful. I always feel like he's the first one or maybe the last one. And I never want to lose that feeling. And I always get really nervous. I was riding the speech this morning and yesterday. I want to enjoy that moment because it's a moment to say thank you to others that have been there from the beginning. But also like after it happens, you feel very relieved that you didn't trip.

19:34You didn't pass out. You didn't have a panic attack. Like all the list of things there. Good for you. Forget the glasses. Like I forgot my glasses. So I have to buy different glasses today in the pharmacy that she helped me with that. Because I could not see the paper that I wrote. Oh my god. The struggle is real. You don't know. You don't know. So much. And I can't remember. Shem is on your list of older women that you are fully attracted to. Or admire. Yeah. Admire. Helen Mirren. The hug. You see the Helen Mirren? Yeah. Cancer is yes. Helen Mirren. How are you? Nice to see you. Helen. This is such a nice radio anymore. It's all on films. You're multi. It's multi time. You can't arrive without any makeup anymore. Yeah. You're looking at it. Yeah. You know, you've won so many awards. I'm assuming each award still means something special. And when you win another award, does an award on the shelf have to go away so you have more room? There's spread around, actually.

20:34There's spread in different parts of the world. But no, I think honestly, in particular coming from Toronto, this is a very big honor because it's a very serious film festival. Very sophisticated. I've been here many times with movies. And it's always very nerve-racking to bring your film to Toronto because you know the film culture here is deep and serious. So I think in particular coming from Toronto, it's a real honor. You can take it home without paying any tariffs. Yes, exactly. I hope maybe I'll be searched on the way back to America. Congratulations on order to meet you. Thank you. Thank you. In 2016, Tiff Tribute Awards went down over the weekend. That was Seth Rogen, Dame Helen Meeren and Penelope Cruz with our very own Damnit Mory. The Ross and Mockas Show Podcast. Will Smith versus Denzel Washington. Oh, Will Smith versus Denzel, okay.

21:36Not like beef, but acting skills and ability. Listen to these guys on the Pivot podcast, talking about the two of them and range, okay? This is a great conversation because Will Smith has more acting range than Denzel does. He just does. Like, Denzel could never do hitch, right? But Will Smith could do training day. No, Will Denzel be a better lanzoid in Will Smith? Probably, maybe. But we could see Will Smith in that movie, right? Denzel would totally change what bad boys was. But Will was perfect for it. There's a level of range there. Here's the difference in my opinion. When Denzel takes over a role and just really is just playing Denzel as that role, like, man on fire, Denzel has a bodyguard who's mad, you know, training day. Denzel has a cop who's a bad cop. Like, he just, his level of excellence in doing it

22:39is unmatched. The attention to detail, the feeling, the consistency, like, that's where he shines. But there isn't a ton that he plays where you like, I can't really tell that's Denzel, right? Malcolm X, maybe, right? Because I'll be honest, when I had to read Malcolm X's book, he looked like Denzel the whole time to me and I found out he was light-skill. Like, it was a crazy deal. You know what I'm saying? But to me, that's the conversation. The range of Will Smith versus the true excellence of Denzel, when you think glory, training day, hurricane, man on fire, there's all these different pieces. John Q, but then you go, but Will, like, you still got, you got my helmet on, you got Ali, right? You got pursuit of happiness. You got King Richard. And then you go funny. You got Min and Black. So it's just, I think it's a great conversation and it truly is what you like. I agree in that is you can definitely use Will Smith for more,

23:42but I think that there's a fundamental difference between Denzel Washington and Will Smith. One is when they each got famous and when it comes to the top end of what they can play, I think that the thing that holds Will Smith back from this argument of being able to take over something like American gangster, right? Which I don't think Will Smith would be great in. I don't think so either because Will Smith is still in so many people's minds very much a boy and Denzel Washington is a man. He's very much the fresh prince. Yeah, to me, I look at him as the fresh prince playing these role, even though he's in his 50s, Will Smith is a boy, right? Denzel Washington is a man. I think the other difference is that Denzel Washington, he's, I don't know, for me at least, not believable in a comedy. No, but he doesn't do them. No, I know, but that's what I'm saying. That's why his range isn't, he can't go into that neighborhood of comedy,

24:45whereas Will Smith could mess with comedy. He could mess with action, adventure, stuff like that, right? But there are things that Will Smith can't do because he's a boy. And Denzel Washington is very much a man and there's things that Will Smith, in my opinion, I don't think, I don't, I think that there's a lot of Denzel roles that Will Smith, I know that they listed a bunch. There's a lot in there that I don't, I don't think Will Smith would have been good in training day. No, not that role is a role for a man. What about remember the Titans? Remember that movie? Football movie? I can see Will Smith doing that one. Yeah, playing that Denzel role. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. But these guys are right. I can't see Denzel in like men and black. No, no, no, but he would never do it though, right? I get the right guy, you can use Will Smith for more. But, but man, right? Denzel's a man. Will Smith in here this, can I say man? No, no, no, he's your man. You'll, okay, you'll get mad at him for that. You're right, you're right, you're right, you're right. The Ross and Mokasho podcast.

25:45podcast. The Toronto International Film Festival on The Ross and Mokasho. As we continue with our coverage of both Denzel and Chloe of The Ross and Mokasho. We're covering a whole bunch of stuff on the red carpet. We'll go to Jay Barichell, who's in a new movie called Stunt Driver. So good. Based on the wild true story of Canadian dare devil Ken Carter. You don't remember him, do you? I do not. No, so he was our evil Canadian evil. Do you know who evil Canadian evil is? If you don't never mind, you don't know who evil Canadian evil is. No, no. I know Duke, Duke of Boom from Toy Story 4. No, okay. Right, same thing. Okay, it's not this anyway. He was, he was our homegrown evil, can evil. So just never got the, never got the respect that Mr. Can Evil got. This movie says here it follows Ken Carter.

26:47Yes. As if he comes obsessed with pulling off the ultimate stunt, launching a rocket powered car across the St. Lawrence river from Canada towards the US. Yes. Dim and Mori with Jay Barrichelle, who plays Ken Carter? Jay, if you could perform one stunt with a 100% guarantee of survival, one stupid thing, are you doing immediately? Oh, if I, if I could somehow come through the ceiling of the oval office to have diarrhea and then get out stupid play, maybe, maybe, maybe, maybe that, currently, maybe, I, you know, in a few years, I don't know that that's my stunt. That's the one. The green oval office. I, you know, maybe something like that would be a fun one. Wow. And over on another red carpet. I think that would take. Oh, could you imagine? Chloe was, therefore, the movie Misty Green, which stars Tofu Grace, Daniel Kaluya and the great Chris Rock.

27:47And it says here, years after making her Hollywood breakthrough, a talented actress whose career has stalled fights for her second act. A start with Chris Rock, huh? You're coming back to directing after 12 years. Yeah. So what did this movie let you do that you haven't been able to do in any other movie in your career? I don't know. I just got to express myself. And I got, well, the movie's basically a drama. Yeah. So I didn't, sometimes jokes can be a crutch. And I got to, you know, I got to really express myself. You have been in a hot argument with, you know, your dating somebody like, hey, this is not funny. It's like, sometimes it's not funny. Like, let's get to the real deal. So I got to the real deal on this. All right. I'm interested to see a Chris Rock directed movie. What was the last movie he directed? He said 12 years. What was it? 12 years ago. Let me see. I don't know if he directed that.

28:50I don't know. Anyway, let's move on. That was just curious. Daniel Clia is also in this movie. And we haven't seen him in like a while. I can even remember the last movie that he was in. The last movie I saw, we rewatched at home. Cruz had never seen Black Panther. Yeah. So I was excited to show him that movie. And Daniel Clia is a great actor in that. So you took a little bit of a break from acting. And you're coming back with this movie, Misty Green. So what was it about this movie that made you go, yes, I need to be in this. I was starting to say. Yeah. It's something to say. And it felt like exciting. I was like, oh, I was supposed to do lead roles and all that kind of stuff. And I realized I don't really give a s***. I can't just do what I want. I want to do what I want creatively and artistically. And this was just like, I felt like, oh, this is something that makes me stretch. And it's difficult to me for me. And I had a week and a half to prep. And it was even that. Sometimes you get too indulgent and prep. See, I can't hear Daniel Clia doing his real accent, his real voice, without thinking

29:51of his character Spider-Punk and across the Spider-Verse because of the exact same voice. All right. One of those open, open, brand. I was getting by. Pretty glad to know. Yeah, man. Happy the last three years. Happy the one and only. Wait, wait, wait, wait. You could have been a show. You might see a great identity. Come out of it. That is when I'm not playing shows and tagging, rising, fascist, staging, uncompamitted, political action, slash performance art pieces. All having a laugh at the pub with Amanda. Like, exact same. I love it. He's also one of my favorite movies of all time, which is Scargo. Oh, right. He was in that movie. Yeah, he's in Sicario. The first one. She's so good. Oh, Tiff Carverge continues, y'all. The Ros and Mocha shows all up in your tiff, only on kiss. Hello, Kayla. It's your boyfriend's Ros and Mocha. Good morning, Ros and Mocha. How are you today? Amazing. How are you? I'm good. Thank you. Just up getting my baby ready for big hairs. Oh, wow. Baby or babies? No, just one. Oh. Oh. Oh. What's her name? She's like, daycare, what?

30:51We just started at first, second week or, yeah, second full week. And she's doing really, really well. I think it was more of me that took time to adjust than it did her. Yeah. Is she your first? Yes, she is. OK. What was that? Can you take us back to that first day when you had to drop her off? The first day we had to drop her off was August 27. It was going to be just a hot day. And my partner, he was me. We get up to the door and I'm just sitting out and trying to prevent it. And I look at him and he's like, you can just cry if you want him. I'm not going to cry. You're going to cry. And then as soon as we walk up to the door, we drop her off and we start walking back to the car and I just start bawling. Just losing it. I couldn't keep it together. It was just a mess. And for the next two days after that, every time I dropped her off, I would just sit in the car and cry for a minute. Oh my god. Girl, it was really, really tough. But then the next week, we came a lot easier. Because then I realized I have so much free time now. So I just kept myself incredibly busy to like not like think about her being there.

31:57But then there was like two days I picked her up early because I missed her too much. We've talked so much about this with parents who do daycare drop off. And it's so hard when you're at the beginning of it and your kid is just like clinging to you, right? Yeah. Oh yeah. It's a hard day, but we always say there's one day that's harder than that. And that is when you get to the point of where you open that door and daycare and your kid just takes off and doesn't even look back at you. That's what she does now. Yeah. That's what I was talking about. That's what I was talking about. It's kind of daycare provider. And she, I gave her a hug and she like wiggled out of my arms and wanted to down. And then I was talking, I guess, a little too long and she didn't like that. So she came back and gave me another hug and pointed to the door. And I was like, no, I'm not ready to be. Yeah, that day sucks too. And you know what? It'll happen like throughout the rest of their school life. Like crews are saying he's like nine and a half now. And over the summertime when Ross and I had vacation, there's one day I got to take him

32:59to camp and drop him off. Cause I never get to because of the show. I never get to do school drop off or anything, right? And he hops out of the car. I'm like, later, before I can even finish saying later, man, the door closed. And he's just walking his back still to me and he throws his hands up in the air like, why? Yeah. That's what I can do that to me. It's crushing. It's so Kayla, are you listening then? Like have you got her into the habit of listening, I guess, to the Rosamoga show on the way to daycare? Cause we've heard from so many adults now who started listening to this show when they were kids with their with their parents on the way to school. Yeah. So I've been listening for a while over 10 years. We just got the show in Ottawa. I live in a small community called Manatech. Oh, yeah. So I started listening in the morning, especially on Fridays. Now that I get it's Friday and I get the mix. So yeah, we've been listening in the morning sometimes. So I started driving in the morning, listening to that.

34:01And then every once in a while, I put the podcast on cause I'm still catching up. I actually have a stop listening to it for a while while it was on Matt Leibz. So I had a whole bunch of episodes to listen to. So yeah, we do listen every day. Okay. So I just, does she react to anything that she hears on the show or like, I know she can't differentiate between Rosamoka, but do you see? Does she like laugh more when Mocha when I say something or, you know, does she cry when she hears Rosas voice or anything? Oh, funny enough. I started so the morning show was on. You guys were talking and every time you would laugh, she would kind of perk up and look at me. And then a couple of the days, a few of the days that we were going to daycare, Ros would be talking and she would slumble up with her, her little bunny and she started to fall asleep. Oh, every morning for the top like week in a bit, every week drives a daycare. And when she would hear Rosas voice, she would literally start falling asleep in the car all the way to nature. Rosas said, all right. Yeah.

35:01Come on, when the story snuts you. You do the same. You are right. On air. What a show. Thanks. Thanks. Thanks. That's the end of the video. Thanks. Thank you. Thanks. Thanks. Welcome. Welcome. Welcome. Welcome to the show. Welcome to the show. Welcome to the show. Thank you. Thank you. Thanks. Mocha's laugh would wake her up. Would you be like, you'd be everyone to be here mocha's laugh or here mocha's loudness and she would wake up for a minute and then just go back to sleep. So I'd be getting the daycare last few days and she'd be asleep when I got there and I'm like, you have to wake up. Yeah. Cool. Okay. I love we appreciate you listening and we appreciate the dedication to the show, to the podcast. for 10 plus years. We've been on the radio together now for 17 years. So it's incredible to finally get you on the show. And we will end on this. Kayla, you know, I got to ask between Rosemokha, who is your favorite? It is, Rose. There we go. Thank you. This is not going well for me. Her kid going to hear this on the podcast and already been

36:02asleep. I know he's never going to hear it. And also shout out to Manateek. My wife grew up in Manateek for a lot of the years that when she was younger before she moved. That's amazing. Shout out Manateek. Thank you. Love you, Kayla. Bye. Love you guys. Bye. The Ross and Mokas show podcast. Podcast. Flaming Romo Andrew is on the phone. What's up, dude? It's Rosemokha. How are you? What's up, guys? How are you guys? Come on. What's going on with you today? Just another day in the life. You know, working hard. Andrew texted because he was listening to the podcast and what what happened? It was episode 1625 of the podcast, right? Yeah. Okay. What were we talking about? You guys were talking about GT6. Yes. November 19th. Talking about what? What's that? Oh, oh, the video game, man. I don't know. I heard what you guys talking about. Hey, Andrew, a sheep easy sex. No. GT6 is that. Is it not? Thank you, Chloe. Are you taking November 19th off to play the game? It's been contemplated.

37:06I know some people that definitely are, but I'm on the edge. Did you did you pre-ordered the game already? Absolutely. Mokas wrote me saying you pre-ordered the game and I don't understand the idea of pre-ordering something that's digital where there's an infinite amount. Like I know I don't get it unless there's unless there's a discount, but I don't understand the paying full price to pre-order something. The only benefit of pre-ordering something full price digitally is that it actually downloads like in advance. So pretty much when it releases, you can like play it instantly like you don't have to wait for anything. But what if I did that the day before? Well, or the day of or pre-order at the day before? No. Like what's why do I have why weeks in advance? I don't understand because as Andrew just said, it'll download right? And you'll be able to play it immediately because with these games, they take up so much space. But what if but when's it released? When's it released? November 19th. Okay. What if I did it on the 18th? You can't only get the car until the 19th, but I can't pre-order it on the 18th. I mean, technically, yeah, sure. But you can't play it until it drops even if you pre-order it. This is what

38:08I'm so I'm but what I'm saying is that there's no reason when you use when you buy game, right? And it let's say it takes, I don't know, two hours for the thing to fully, fully download. Sure. Then you gotta wait all that time to play the game. But why three weeks in advance, though, I don't understand with pre-orders in a digital world. Because we're excited. You used to pre-order something when there was a finite amount of something to secure the item, right? That was the purpose of the pre-order or there's some sort of discount club, right? That's the purpose of the pre-order. But pre-ordering something digital doesn't make sense. There's usually bonuses. There's no bonuses. There's no bonuses. No, we got bonuses, well, no, you don't. No, you don't. Yeah, you get like weapons. Yeah, but you pay, but you pay for that. Look here, the this picture that I sent you, it said, thank you for your purchase. Right? So see these blocked out. There's four squares here. One of them shows the cover, GTA six. Yes. And then there's four blocked out squares. Yes. So those are like bonus something. Don't know what they are. But I'll find out

39:10when November 19th. Okay. So those will not be available to anyone else on the 19th. No. Yeah. Okay. There's no bonus. There's no bonus. There's no bonus. I understand the hype train. The past money pays for it now and then the future self gets to enjoy it. There we go. It's a winx. Okay. Okay. Man Andrew knows. I get it. I get it. So I get it. So you get to enjoy it, having already paid it off on your credit card. Exactly. Okay. That I understand. I understand. He post it. That I understand. That why don't you just say that? I was I was on mocha side. That's why. Okay. Okay. That's what they call girl math, right? Girl math. Look at all these dudes. You are the best dude. Enjoy GTA 6. Keep enjoying the show. Keep enjoying the podcast. We appreciate you big dog. Between Ross and mocha though, who is your favorite? It's always going to travel to mocha. Hey. Yeah. Later, dude. Later, guys. The Ross and mocha show podcast.

40:11Ross. Yo. You know how you're always clowning on me for doing things like pre-ordering video games. Yes. And just pre-ordering anything digital. Like because you used to also like pre-order like movies. Yeah. Which was weird. Like you would like when when Star Wars was like coming to streaming, they would announce the pre-order like months in advance and you were like, yes, pre-ordered it. Yeah. It's not like there's a limited number of copies where you have to guarantee your copy. Like it's a digital copy. It will be there when it's there. Like you're going to get it the same time I am if I do it that day. That's all when it comes to video games though. Yes. Case in point. What happened to me yesterday? Yes. Pist. Okay. What did I say yesterday I was looking forward to the most? Your Wolverine game. Yes. Your Wolverine game. Thank you for remembering. You're welcome. So I didn't pre-order the Wolverine game. Okay. So I get home, do a bunch of stuff that I was like, oh crap. I'm going to get like about an hour soon

41:14to play the new Wolverine game on my PS5. Okay. So I go and I buy it. Yeah. Bro, the download takes forever. Yeah. I didn't get to play because by the time it still didn't finish downloading and I had to go pick cruise up from school. Yeah. And then cruise came home and then it's like homework. We hang out. There's dinner. And then he wanted the PS5. Yeah. Because he want to play like NHL or something. Okay. So what's your point? My point is if I pre-ordered the game, it would have downloaded while I was here at work. So when I had that one hour free time yesterday afternoon, I could have played the game. One was the game released yesterday. Okay. So why didn't you just do it the day before? But then that would have been I pre-ordered it. Yeah, but you don't have to pre-order it three months in advance. No, but then like you said it and forget it. Good. It'll just happen. Sure. But my argument was whether you if you pre-ordered it two months and I ordered it the day, we're gonna get it the same time.

42:21Not necessarily. Yes. No, because if you get it on the day, then you still got to download it. If I got it, if I waited up and clicked the moment it was available. Wow. It's gonna wait up till midnight. But I'm just saying if I waited the moment it was available, you and I would get the game the exact same time. Sure. Yes. In theory. No, in reality. In reality. Thank you. Well, I wasn't gonna wait until midnight. Okay. That's fine. My argument isn't ordering strategically ordering it so it downloads. My argument is that you get excited because you pre-ordered something digital. I know I'm pissed because I didn't pre-ordered that one. Okay. And I see it sitting and watching how long it's a down-let-take for a game like that. Like hours, right? Hours, drivers, and updates and everything else. And I had to do software update on my PS4. Oh my God. I missed the days of where you just had a disk. That was the best. You just throw the disk in and you're good to go. And I understand a game like Wolverine would probably be like 14 disks.

43:23Right. I know. Then you can damage the disks. Yeah. Yeah. I believe I lead a couple of games just to free up space on my PS5. Back in the day, Chloe, when you used to get VHS movies on VHS when you had to rent them. Movies like the Godfather because VHS tapes were only so long. Like you would rent the movie and it would come in on two tapes. So like a little over halfway through the movie, you would have to hit eject, take it out, put the other one in, guy who had it before you didn't rewind it. So you got to rewind it and then and then hit play. Wow. You could like a abruptly in the middle of the movie. In the abruptly in the middle of a movie, it would just say insert tape to. Oh my God. Yeah. So you couldn't even watch things all the way through. Tough life. You got that. You had to pre-order. I hate you. Right. That you had to pre-order. The Ross and Mokas show podcast. We talked yesterday about you pre-ordering and being super excited for the Wolverine game.

44:26And then it was just taking forever to download and you didn't get to play it. I'm hearing terrible things about the game. I saw one video. What's that guy's name? Is it I show speed? No. Who's the other one? Oh, Kai Sanat. He finished the game streamer. Yeah. He finished the game. I think it took him like 50 or 60 hours. Yeah. And then he went on a huge rant. So about the game. Apparently, the he says it's a very expensive game. There's like a $300 million dollar game or something like that, right? It was a very expensive game. Plus tax. And the videos I was watching is such a fail and slap in the face to fans because there's one marquee scene in the game where Wolverine drives a motorcycle. And you have to chase after this truck because this truck has like, has people in it. Yeah. Right. I guess that you need that you need to rescue. Yeah. And all the videos I'm watching are guys as soon as it gets to that scene,

45:29they put the controller down and they put their hands up. And if you don't control Wolverine at all, he still gets there in time, slashes the tires and gets on top of the truck without touching your controller. Stop it. You don't have to touch the controller. It's like Mario Kart. Well, you will get to the end of the course. You're going to hit walls and everything else. But that whole mark the marquee scene, you hit the walls and you go off road, everything else, but you don't die. And you don't go off course and you eventually get to the to where you need to go. And the guy was like, okay, now to stop this truck, I need to slash the tires like Wolverine slash the tires and his hands are up. And once you get to a certain point, the game does it itself because it has to. So they they work Wolverine to slash the tires and then everything flips over and then he jumps onto the truck, the top of the truck without touching the controller. See, I see the positive in this where I get to that scene. And I could just chill. And I know I've cleared it. Yes. Because the computer will just it'll just do it. It'll just do it. Yeah. Yeah,

46:35there's so there's so many videos of $90 as well. Spend even on expert level where the bad guys don't fight you. Like they're just there. They don't fight you. You just you just like you can go through. You know, all the videos of the gameplay where you're slaughtering guys. Yeah, yeah. And there's like all is blood and everything else like on the super difficult level. Apparently, they don't fight back. What do you mean? Like they just stand there. Like you can just like walk around in circles around them and they won't they won't try and kill you. This is the game play by the way. Yeah. Oh, it sounds so violent. Chloe's face. That's flesh. No thanks. Oh, so much flesh. So hold on. So in this game then, like I'm doing all of this and they're not fighting that? I apparently that's what I was watching. I was watching guys just like destroying guys and the the villains weren't fighting back. And it's not truly open world. Like if you go too far, they will kill you. What? Yeah. So you got to go back? Yeah. Yeah, they put you back in a

47:37different place of where they want you to be. Like it's not truly open world. Like there's some serious boundaries. So it's an easy game to play. It said they said is very easy to play. 90 dollars. Yeah. The Ross and Mokashow podcast. The Toronto International Film Festival on the Ross and Mokashow. Aha. Damn, Maury, all over the place, all over the red carpets and interview rooms to talk to literally everybody. There's a new show premiering on Netflix October 8th. Six episodes all will be released at the same time called below. And it takes place in Newfoundland. Oh, this is that show that everybody's been dying to see that was shot in with what's his name? Charlie Heaton. Yeah. Jonathan buyers from Stranger Things. No, no, no, no, Josh Hartnett. Josh Hartnett. Yeah. Because he's one of that sweater. Everybody's like freaking out. This Josh Hartnett was wearing one of those like Mackenzie Davis is in this movie. Or sorry, in this TV show. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's a monster water. Yes.

48:40They're trying to figure out. Yes. The details behind this mysterious monster. That's in the water. Uh, David Maury talking to the cast of below. Again, uh, we'll be premiering on Netflix September. Sorry, October 8th, all six episodes, but it had its premiere at tip. Jen at Lee famously avoided showers after psycho after storming below. Or any of you, even a little nervous to get back into the water. Hello. I absolutely love to see. I've become a big fan of fishing. Not fit like I don't actually fish. But I love being on the scene. Weird. That's so weird. That's so nice. Yeah. I'm scared of the action. For sure. I don't mind. I love swimming in the sea, but I'm if I can't touch the ground, I'm, you know, me. It's terrifying. Did you swim with the whales? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Like that. It's usually first day. I landed on landed on the side of the end. You like to want to go swimming with whales. It's terrifying. Did they do it? You're in a snorkel. You jump off. And then, you know, these masks, you know, that huge shapes just coming to us. This is the cast of

49:44the show below. By the way, that's Charlie Heaton with the accent. Yeah. Right. Jonathan from Stranger Things. Because a lot of people don't know that he's not American. So until I listened to this audio, yeah, I had no idea. I know. I know. I know. I know. I know. I'm like, what are we going to hear from Jonathan Meyer? Because the way he was in Stranger Things, which is so iconic the way he talked, right? Like, this sounds nothing like him. It's funny. Bring up Stranger Things because, Damien Morrie had to ask him about that show as well. Charlie, what is scarier? The creature underneath the water and below or in the demi-gorgon's Stranger Things? Oh. What a one correct answer. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Oh, for my old... What is it? For neither of us. Now that I know there's a correct answer. Yeah. Why do you mention neither of us there? Ah, they won. Yeah. You know, let's go. Let's just let's go. Yeah. I think the creatureness, let's do that. Yeah. You have to say that, man. For the show that you're promoting, bro. Yes. The Newfoundland accent is pretty legendary. How hard was it to master? You guys doing

50:46incredible. How hard was it to master? And what was the toughest word or phrase to get right? And I'm assuming you all screech dead too. Yes. I think this is a strong, strong word. You guys did. They're amazing. Amazing. We'd do a best to it. I mean, bye had a lot of people kind of had trouble just getting to buy. You know, for boy, as opposed to, you know, for boy. Bye. Yeah. Like we would say like, you know, hey man or something like that, they'd say, you know, hey bye. Yeah. So that was like a very particular thing that I didn't have trouble with that some people. Yeah, because the new fee accent is similar to the guy and he's accent. Am I? I think it's exact. Yes. Yeah. Islanders be Islanded. That is a new show called below. It's swimming on Netflix. All six episodes. October 8th. They have a mori on the tip. One of the rooms there at TIFF talking Charlie, he and Mackenzie Davis and Josh Hartnett. The Rawls and Mocha shows all up in your TIFF only on kiss.

51:47Hello. Happy birthday, Fabian. Yeah. Well, thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Yo, Fabian Flaming, Rommel for 17 years. Fabian, the plumber, Fabian, the weed head. Today's is birthday. So happy birthday, dog. Thank you so much. I appreciate the call. Even though I know the email that everybody in tech, everybody, but I love you guys. Same way. You guys are awesome. Dog, like we're still calling you, man. No, I know. But hey, I have a question for you, Mocha. What? Why don't you follow my podcast, bro? I thought I was. I see your clips all the time. Yeah, I don't think you are. Oh, Culture Cloud podcast. I know Shem is because he's a dog. He's my boy. It's my dog right there. Yo, having a birthday, bro. Thank you, bro. I appreciate it. What are we doing for your birthday? Are you telling me? Let me know. I'll hit you. I'll follow you. I mean, I'll hit you in the DMs. Yeah, I've done. Yeah, I saw it. I didn't, bro. Well, some Fabian, it was me that decided to call you. I'm the one that has your number. I'm the one that just said to everyone behind the scenes. We are going to call Fabian. How am I

52:48getting flame now? All of a sudden? No, I know you. I know it's all you, bro. I know 100% it's all you know, I love you. I love you. Fabian, by the way, is a super fan. He's one of the OG flaming flaming ramos. Been with us for years. You got a podcast now that you launched. You got your own weed line. Like your OG, Rosamoke fan Fabian, yeah, for sure. Yeah, for sure. For sure. I've been fired from companies hired from companies because of being on the show. So yeah, like, you guys know that back years, years, years. Yeah, yeah, yeah. For saying happy new years and all this stuff and describing a life of a plumber. Right. Alright, you know, culture club podcasts. I just gave you all a follow, okay? You're awesome. I love you guys so much. Thank you for calling, man. And taking a time out of your busy day. I know you guys are superstars now. So, you know, I appreciate it. I really, really do appreciate it. I mean, you know, we appreciate you. Happy birthday. Thanks, man. Love. The Rosamoke Show podcast. podcast. Ladies and gentlemen, we welcome back to the Rosamoke show.

53:52She is a friend of the show. She is our family as well. Nicole, Sir V. Ness. Welcome back, girl. Thanks, guys. I'm so good. I get to hang with you guys today. Heck yeah. So the mismatched is your podcast. Yes. And now your podcast, you've moved it over to frequency, which is our network. So the family. Right. That's a great podcast. By the way, I listened to it. Thank you so much. You know what, Melka, when you had messaged me about it and actually Rosamoke did too. It really both of your feedback really meant a lot. So I appreciate that. Thank you. You know what I like about it is the fact that you are not afraid to be as open and honest as you are. And I think that that's a frayed mocha. You were afraid. But I did it anyway. Because you really like struck a chord with your with your audience, with your fans, when you're talking about life and especially when you talk about relationships, past relationships, and really opening up about the feelings that took place. What happened with those relationships? Why some of them ended and really getting into the stories there without shying away from them?

54:55Yeah. I think it, you know what, when I wanted to do this podcast, it was really important to me to be really honest. And what came with that was, you know, I can't be the only one who has gone through something like this. I can't be the only one who has felt this way. And maybe if I share where I'm coming from or some of my experiences, someone else can learn to not do the same. But I've done. And so in sharing a lot of my experiences, you know, it has been so beautiful to see all the messages and comments of people saying, you know, this really helped me, I feel less alone, or I learned something from this. And that's really the goal of the podcast at the end of the day. It's hard for me to listen to it. Why? When, how long have we known each other? I won't say like a decade. Stop, bras. I'm just kidding. Stop. Give it a little bit. Because those are the whole work together on you. Did I make it as well? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Right? Because you're like, Rob, this is why I'm a hard time listening to it. Because I just want your life to be perfect.

55:55Oh, right. And you've learned it. It is not that. No, I know. I know. But I'm just like, I just want the best for you. You're so sweet. And so when I know, and don't get it, it's very relatable, everything else, everybody goes through it. Yeah. When I hear where you're just like saying something about a bad breakup or a bad dude, I'm like, oh, you son of a... I love that. Do you like my protective brother? Do you do find now, though, that when you build an audience based on that stuff that there's a part of you even so like deep, deep, deep down that if suddenly things did turn around and you met the perfect guy that your attitude would change, but then the podcast would have to change. But that's kind of the beauty of it. To be honest, that's, that's, that's was, I mean, that's my hope. Yeah. Yeah. But that's why the conversation is so broad. No. Okay. No. No. I, the conversation is so broad for that reason. Because and I have everybody from therapists to experts to influencers, personalities, doctors,

56:58because I want the conversations to evolve as I hope my life will. Yeah. And, and that's kind of the goal at the end of the day, right? Okay. Of the, I'll accept that. That you've talked about in your podcast, especially when it comes to relationships. Yes. Yes. And going into details of what happened and why this breakup happened without name drops. Right. But I mean, you know who you are. Guys reach out to you to say I heard that episode or friends have been texting me that they've heard this episode. Like, what's up with that? Yes. Yes. I'll be above them or something. Not all of them. Actually, only one of them has texted me. But, but many people have come to me being like, I heard this. I know who this is about friends of X's and things like that. Which was the Peloton guy? I can't say. The Peloton guy, by the way, is the one who made Nicole choose either him or her Peloton membership. Yes. Oh, I remember that. And we chose the Peloton. Yeah. The Peloton still in the condo today. I use it every day. And I've never been more of motivated to be fit. So easy.

58:03You have not broke up with Peloton. Oh, yeah. We broke up with Peloton a long time ago. Getting back together. No, no, no, no, actual Peloton. Oh, like my actual trend. Because you had to choose. Yes. Right. So you're still with Peloton. I'm still with Peloton. Yes. We're going strong. Okay. 100%. So now that, um, I thought that was who were naming the guy. Rose. Now that your podcast mismatch is on frequency, highly encourage everyone to go and check out. If you have not yet checked out Nicole's podcast, go listen to the back catalog because that's all available right now. What can you tell us about future episodes that you've got planned? Can you give details on like subject matter, anything like that? Yeah, absolutely. We cover so much on the podcast, which I really think there is something for everybody tuning in. Like, yes, it's about heartbreak, but it's also about finding love. It's also about finding love within yourself. I think that's a lot of the work that I've been doing through the last year with this podcast, which honestly wasn't intentional. And I've learned so much about, you know, how I feel

59:04about myself, where all that comes from. There's been a lot of discovery and learnings around that, which has been really cool. But I also talked to like doctors. We talk about longevity. We talk about health, wellness, mental health. I have women and men on the show. And so there really is something for everyone. And yeah, we have some big names coming on the show as well. So you have to tune in to find out. Are you going to have your parents back on the show? Yeah, those episodes. You know, it's so funny. Nick and Rosemary shout out to mom and dad. They were a fan fave and my dad actually returns shortly. Yeah, we get we get Nick on his own. And let me tell you, he doesn't shy away from the mic. So that's interesting. He thinks he's a big shot now. Like, maybe he could do his own podcast. He thinks that all the time he's waiting for retirement so I can launch his career. No problem. No problem. Nicole, I'm a huge fan of you. You know that. And I'm a big fan of your Instagram looks exhausting, by the way. Oh, you're kind. It is exhausting. You're not a rock. Yeah, look at ex house. Like keep the plan. And I'm like, I look at your Instagram. I'm like,

1:00:09oh, my God. It's so exciting. Go check out the podcast on frequency network. It's called Miss Match hosted by our good friend Nicole Servenas. Thank you so much for hanging out today. Thank you so much. Last question for you guys. Are you going to come on? Can I have you guys on? Is this your official invite to get through official invite? Okay, separate. That's fine. What? No. Come on. That's so rude. Why is that rude? That's okay. Do the show like the two of us? I don't know. Maybe we'll work on it, okay? They're all right. We'll work on it. That's what we did. What day of the week would it be? Any day you want to ask. The Ross and Mokas show podcast. Yeah. Hannah. Hi. Good morning. How are you, girlfriend? It's your boyfriend's Ross and Mokas. I'm good. Thank you. How are you guys? We're doing great. Understand that you are a massive fan of the show and you listen to the

1:01:10podcast a lot, huh? Yeah. I probably listened to the podcast more than the live show. I gotta be honest, but I try to listen to the podcast probably every day. Yeah. That's a lot. Yeah, I try to get caught up actually when I had my baby. I kind of got behind a couple of months just because I wasn't really leading my house and didn't have time for the podcast, but then I got had to get caught up again. So it gave me a lot of material to listen to because I've got a lot of walks and driving back to work now. So I have a lot of time to devote to the podcast. Are you fully caught up then? Like everything is current in the podcast world of the Ross and Mokas show? Yeah. Okay. And did you get a chance to listen to the history of Ross and Mokas, the six part docuseries? I did. I actually listened to it when it came out. Oh, nice. We do the podcast. It was great. I have a cottage that's actually like three hours away. So when I was driving up there, I just kind of blew through it all. How old are you baby now? I should be 13 months next week. Oh, nice.

1:02:10Nice. What was that time like for you at home with her? It was probably the hardest thing I've ever done, but most rewarding thing I've ever done. I always say to people like they can tell you what it's going to be like, but until you're in it, you have no idea. Oh, yeah. I know people always and you know, like I think every parent learns this is that other parents will tell you like all the good things and all the fun things and all the sweet things and all the nice things that come with having a newborn in the house, but it's not until you are experiencing that life for yourself where you realize it's not always fun and happy and sunshine every single day. No, and every baby's different too, right? So one thing that might work for another doesn't necessarily work for my. Yeah. Yeah. The biggest thing is like, I think you knew, but my kid hates the car. She still hates the car. Most babies fall asleep in the car. I don't have one of those. She, I don't know what it is. I always joke that maybe something happened in the past life. I don't

1:03:12know, but your show actually calms her down in the car. Oh, yeah. I don't know. Yeah, I don't know what it is about your voices, maybe, or just the constant talking, but I played it one day because nothing was working. And I said, well, I'm going to start listening to what I want to listen to if I can't listen to anything anyway. And all of a sudden, she just started like sitting there listening, playing with her little toy. And then sometimes she actually falls asleep. So it's actually been kind of a blessing. Is it because Mokas so boring? I don't know. Why? I was in my head. I'm going through all the names of everybody on the show. I was going to pin that too. Who was in that sort? Yeah, it just made more sense. But things are good with you. Now Hannah? Yeah, things are good. I'm back to work. So we're just starting to get into like the groove of all that, but we're good. Oh, it was great catching up with you. Great talk. And you thank you for listening. Do you have any questions for anyone on the show or anything about

1:04:14the show? I guess just because I'm in this season of life. And I found that as soon as she hurt 12 months, she turned into a mini toddler and I was not expecting it so far. Yeah. What was probably your biggest like parenting advice for this age? If you can remember back to the age. Oh God, patience really. And try not to lose your crap. And I know like days are going to be tough and things are going to get hectic. But take a minute, take a step back, breathe, and realize that everything's going to be okay. And just try not to lose your ****. Yeah, thanks. I'll say the one thing you need to know is that in 10, 15 years, neither of you are going to remember these days. That's very true. I think I read something once and it was like this part is literally just for you. But you're not even going to remember it. You're not even going to remember it. You're going to remember the good stuff. You're going to remember how it felt,

1:05:14right? Exhausted all that other stuff. But like the detail of like your schedule and how, you know, run raw you were and all this stuff, you're not going to remember it. Yeah. You just, you just, you just want, you're going to have so many other things that fill up your memory as your kid gets older that all this stuff is just going to get pushed to the to the fringes. Can I just say one thing too? As your kid gets older and they're going to be days where you are stressed and or your kid's going to want your attention, leave your phone in another room so you don't get distracted. Yes. Okay. Yeah. That's a big thing. There were times when you know, when Cruz was younger and like I would pick up my phone and then like he would, he would see me on my phone and I'm like I catch myself in that moment. Like crap, I don't want my kid to always see me on my phone when I'm with them when I'm in the same room with them. When I should be paying attention to them, playing with them, talking to them or just like keeping them company, just being present. And then I'm going to tell you that when your kid turns 16, they're not going to feel the same

1:06:15way about you seeing them on their phone. They're not going to have a moment going, oh my god, I'm not present with mom. They're not going to feel that just so you know, okay. No, and then I'll want them to be. Yeah. Okay. Thank you guys. Hannah, you are the absolute best. Thank you so much for sharing your time with the Rosamokas show between Rosamokas though. Who is your favorite? Roz. There we go. Love you, bro. Thank you. Thanks guys. Have a great day. The Rosamokas show podcast. Guys, I felt like I've been spending way too much time on threads and not on Reddit. I had to show Reddit some love over the past couple of days. You hang out in the worst places, man. And I follow like I'm subscribed to so many different subreddits. Yeah. Including individual cities across the entire country. Right. Just because I want to see what like random stuff people are posting. Sure. So I'm going to go through a couple of these, right? In the subreddit of Ottawa, somebody posted this, where does all the government corn go?

1:07:20I live by the CFA on follow field and every year they grow corn and harvest it, but where does it go? Who's eating the government corn? And are we being fed government corn? Why do they keep growing government corn? And then somebody went in that thread, like answered and said, most of it is cow corn used to feed animals, a whole bunch of whom live on the experimental farm off of Prince of Wales. Another portion is grown for research purposes and seed analysis as well as studies on growth techniques slash hardness. Over in Toronto, there was one that says here to the guy who gave me a bouquet outside Duffer and Mall after a breakup. To the person who broke up with his girlfriend today and gave me the bouquet you had bought for her outside of Duffer and Mall around 830 PM. I'm sorry. I was on a call and weary at first. My brain immediately went through all the possibilities scamm mugging some elaborate setup. Even though I told you I was sorry for what

1:08:25happened, I wish I'd said more. You look heartbroken. Your eyes were shiny with tears. And in hindsight, I wish I offered a hug or at least a few words of kindness. Wow. And you could tell too. Like, you first of all, that mall to blow like. Yeah, I don't think you can accept those flowers. Those are those are dead flowers, right? Like when you when you bring flowers to somebody and then you wind up breaking up with them in that moment, you can't give snowwoman wants those flowers. The flowers are bad luck flowers. No, take some of you. Oh, you want Chloe? Over in Winnipeg, I lost my Holland Lomp bunny named Miffy at 7 p.m. If found, please contact left the phone number. It said this happened on Dakota Street. She escaped from under the fence. So somebody's heartbroken over their last bunny. Oh, like an actual bunny. Yeah, I thought a stuff bunny. Yeah, listen to this. What happened in Edmonton? Yeah, the title of the post was Why Me in All Caps. Okay. I was waiting

1:09:27for my bus on a completely ordinary day. It arrived. I got on and I sat down. Nothing unusual. A few seconds later, I felt liquid on the back of my thigh. I convinced myself it was nothing. No, it's not. And then it started spreading. I was like, who's spilled water on the seat? No. So I touched the seat with my finger and smelled it. Wow. Oh, it was pee. I was so disgusted that I showered twice when I got home. Would you not automatically think it was pee, though? I would. Yeah, I have to assume. Anywhere in public. I would. I want 100% assume it was pee. And finally, this is on Reddit, by the way, just going through what's happening across the country. It was wet. Would you then smell it? No, I get off. That's what she said. In Vancouver, the title of this post reads, drop some cash inside Costco downtown yesterday. Curious if any good Samaritan may have picked it up. I would consider if gone to the win, but

1:10:29figured one last ditch effort on Reddit may help. I just got paid and went to buy a bunch of groceries when I fell out of my pocket, less than learned. Wow. Unfortunately, nobody in that subreddit post didn't say that they found that person's cash. No, but did anybody sit in pee? I don't think we need to do the porn and Ottawa or the Flattelies in Toronto. I think I could have spent 10 minutes on sitting with him easily. The Ross and Mokas show podcast. I got a DM from a Ross and Mokas superfan, aka a flaming Romo named Justin. And he sent me a link to Home Depot reviews for one specific location. Okay. Where at this Home Depot, there is an employee that people absolutely love. Oh, and they've been leaving reviews for and the guy's name is Ross. Oh, up until this point, you were the only Ross. I know. Yeah. Is it a guy? It's a guy.

1:11:33I met Ross at this location when asked him for help. He was such a great person and so polite and he assisted me for a few stuff I needed. He took the time to take me there and help me choose the right product. Thank you, Ross and Home Depot. Wow. We had such a great experience with Ross at Home Depot. My husband and I needed help finding a replacement piece for our shower. And Ross was incredibly knowledgeable, patient, patient and kind throughout the entire process. I don't know why I'm taking it like I'm getting shot here. Like it's not me. It's not me. It's not me. It's not me. Mokas just looked at me. Mokas just looked at me like this is people saying nice things about me that he disagrees with. He took the time to understand exactly what we needed answered all of our questions and made sure we left with the right part. It's rare to find someone who is not only so knowledgeable, but also genuinely cares about helping customers. Thank you, Ross, for making what could have been a frustrating experience so easy. Home Depot is lucky to have you. Wow. Because when I hear the name Ross, because you're the only Ross, I know I picture you in that orange apron

1:12:37walked around Home Depot helping customers out. I guarantee if I worked at Home Depot, I would get reviews just like this. What a wonderful location. I had an amazing experience with Mr. Ross. Yes. Your star employee and incredible person. He helped me and my family find everything we needed. Even things outside of his department, I will definitely recommend this Home Depot location and especially Mr. Ross to all of my friends and family. Thank you very much for all of your help, Ross. Are they saying Mr. Ross? Yeah, because it's cool. I want to call you Mr. Ross for now. I have the pleasure of meeting Ross at this location. He is by far the best employee I have ever met in my entire life. Give this man a promotion and a raise immediately as he is a high value asset for any company. Where do I start? He went far above and beyond his job duty to help me find what I needed. He not only took time to find it for me. He told me exactly how to use it and even got me a discount on the item. He also recommended another item that had saved me a ton of work very professional

1:13:42and he actually cares extremely pleased with Ross. He is way above five stars. This is when we find out that Ross goes home and operates a Russian bot farm in his base. The Ross and Mokasho podcast. The Toronto International Film Festival on the Ross and Mokasho. Oh yeah, Tiff continues. So does our coverage of Chloe and Dimitri all over the place. And before we get to the moment that Chloe fell in love on the red carpet. Let's get to Dimitri's chat with Tom Hardy and Joanne Froggett from or is it Froggett from Mobland? Oh I love that show. Season two, debuts this Friday on Paramount Plus. Episode one comes out. There's 10 episodes total. Oh really? 10? Yep. New episodes every week. Okay.

1:14:47After two seasons of Mobland, do you think you'd actually survive a week in the Mob and has playing this world given you a new appreciation for just how stressful that light would be? Like you kind of almost have to appreciate the mobs a little bit. What do you think? I do. I've got it. After watching Mobland and Supranos and like, David, Tiff just really stressful, isn't it? It's a tough life. It's a tough life for sure. I don't know if that's an unanswerable question outside of rehearsal room, whether we're playing with ideas or making a statement. I mean, no, absolutely not. I don't know if there's a line that wants us to draw. You know, and something is safely kept in a rehearsal room when playing and there's a statement that aren't as funny. No, they're not falling for it. But it's true because Tom Hardy's done a lot of work in that sort of mobby world, right? Because he was in Peaky Blinders too. Right. And he's just a tough S.O.V.

1:15:47He was. I love his character. I know you love that show, right? Chloe? I do now. Which one, Peaky Blinders? Yeah. I used to hate it now. I'm bored. Get it more in Tom Hardy and Joanne. I don't even know how to say your last name. Is it Frogget? Froggett from Mobland season two. You're stuck hidden out in a Mobland safehouse for a month. What's the one thing you'd smuggle in that nobody would expect? A private jet. Yeah. Yeah. And leave. Where are you? Oh, mine. I said, can you rubbish now? That was really good. Wine. Thank you. I know it is. Wine and chocolate. I mean, I've said it all. There we go. Good answer. So Chloe fell in love with Aaron Pierre on the red carpet. You know what Aaron Pierre is? No. Who's that guy? What's he doing? You have to, oh, his eyes. Okay, that doesn't help me. He's a little show man. Wait, keep going, Chloe. He's like these piercing blue eyes.

1:16:49And he was wearing sunglasses and I could still see his piercing blue eyes through his sunglasses. Oh, is that the guy that looks like the hot convict that went viral for you years ago? Yes! Both of you want to do the other. Yes! You've got knee-shocks on. Why don't you just say that? I don't know. They look very similar. They have the same eyes. That's right. So Aaron Pierre is in this new movie called Love of Your Life. And he walks right up to Chloe, Chloe standing there and all of a sudden. How does it feel to be a part of the hottest movie? Oh, I know. Okay. Oh, yeah, yeah. How does it feel to be a part of the hottest movie cast I think I've ever seen? Wow. Wow. That's a very, very gorgeous compliment. And I appreciate that. I'm putting it right in here next to my pocket square. Like if you see the video, you could see like Chloe's face turns into the heart eye emoji. Oh, yeah. She just forgets everything in her surroundings. And it's just in Chloe's world, it's her and Aaron Pierre.

1:17:51All right. Just standing there. So this movie is about having the love of your life. And at all our kids. Also, listen to how, because I've heard other Chloe interviews before. And just like her tone. Oh, my God. Right. And just like the way she's talking to her, it's quite different. So this movie is about having the love of your life. And at all our kids, we kind of thought celebrity or first celebrity crush was the love of our life. Who was that for you? Now you're trying to get me in trouble. You're trying, she's trying to get me in trouble. I have to, I have to, anyone who's been part of my journey for a long time, they already know who it is. And I'm not repeating it. I'm not trying to, not trying to get myself in trouble. Yes, you know it first, you know it first. Come on, Chloe. Who was it? I didn't, I didn't understand who it was referring to. I did my, I was like, I don't know. I was just locked in those eyes. Unless he's been burned by this before and like got a trouble by his wife or something like that, right? Oh, yeah. He doesn't have a wife. He doesn't have a wife. No, he's single now. He's single. Oh, Chloe, we know. Look at her.

1:18:52I would know. Do you think I would have been there? Oh, yeah. Thanks for listening to The Ross and Mokasho podcast. Catch the guys live weekday mornings from 6 to 10 on kiss 92 5. Kiss 92 5 dot com or download the seeker app.