The Best of Add to Cart: The Queens (of Cozy) with June Diane Raphael and Jessica St. Clair

Summary

Podcast Summary: Add to Cart with Kulap Vilaysack & SuChin Pak

Episode: The Best of Add to Cart: The Queens (of Cozy) with June Diane Raphael and Jessica St. Clair
Release Date: July 8, 2025
Hosts: Kulap Vilaysack (Coolop Vlasak) & SuChin Pak

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Add to Cart delves into the nuances of consumerism, exploring what we choose to invest in—and what we discard—and how these choices reflect our identities. In this standout episode, hosts Kulap Vilaysack and SuChin Pak are joined by two dynamic guests, June Diane Raphael and Jessica St. Clair, affectionately dubbed "The Queens (of Cozy)." Together, they engage in a candid and humorous conversation about everyday purchases, self-care routines, and personal growth.

1. Welcoming the Queens of Cozy

The episode kicks off with a warm introduction of June Diane Raphael and Jessica St. Clair, highlighting their collaborative work on the Deep Dive podcast and their acting credits on shows like Grace and Frankie and Avenue 5. Kulap enthusiastically sets the tone, emphasizing the guests' influence and the "treat" they are about to serve listeners.

Notable Quote:
Kulap (02:14): "They are women who command, who come forth, who are forged in fire and dance buck naked in the flames."

2. Embracing Relaxation and Self-Care

A significant portion of the conversation revolves around the importance of relaxation and self-care. The hosts and guests share personal anecdotes about taking naps, using high-quality skincare products, and the challenges of maintaining self-care routines amidst busy schedules.

Notable Quotes:
Jessica (04:05): "She thinks of us as lionesses. And I want to really live up to what Kulap thinks we're capable of."
Kulap (08:00): "I've become a symbol. I'm a mood."

3. Shopping Habits and Consumer Choices

The discussion transitions to their shopping behaviors, distinguishing between "add to cart" and "remove from cart" purchases. They highlight specific products they swear by, such as Supergoop sunscreen, Rozhair styling oil, and Birch mattresses, explaining why these items made their lists.

Notable Quotes:
Josh Mankiewicz (15:54): "It costs money. But I like it because it's something I feel like I can reapply and not feel overwhelmed by or not feel like I'm a sticky mess."
Jessica (22:32): "This is the hair oil. My hair stylist... created this hair oil that smells like her."

4. Beauty and Skincare Routines

Jessica and June delve into their beauty routines, discussing the effectiveness and sensory experiences of their chosen products. They emphasize finding products that not only work well but also make the application process enjoyable, encouraging consistent use.

Notable Quotes:
Jessica (16:31): "Glow screen from Supergoop... it goes on just like a pearl. Gives you a little shine."
Kulap (22:41): "We are doing this podcast to get free things."

5. The Appeal of Organic and Sustainable Products

Highlighting their commitment to sustainability, the group discusses Birch mattresses—organic, non-toxic, and ethically produced. They share personal experiences with the product's comfort and the brand's customer-friendly policies, such as free returns and a 100-night trial.

Notable Quotes:
Kulap (17:50): "Birch is giving $200 off all mattresses and two free Eco Rest pillows at birchliving.com/addtocart."
Jessica (18:46): "They take it out if you don't love it. But we know you will."

6. Managing Sleep and Stress with Cannabidiol

The conversation takes a personal turn as Josh shares his reliance on cannabis-infused gummies to manage insomnia and stress, especially during challenging times in Canada. Jessica relates by discussing her own struggles with sleep and the role of cannabidiol in her nightly routine.

Notable Quotes:
Josh (24:09): "These are my dosable gummies with 20 milligrams of THC... they send me off to a nice slumber."
Jessica (26:12): "We need it to restore our bodies. That's no joke."

7. Fashion and Personal Style Choices

Jessica expresses her newfound love for kimonos, inspired by her daughter’s enthusiasm and her own desire to embrace a more relaxed and stylish wardrobe. The group discusses styling tips and the versatility of kimonos as both casual and beachwear.

Notable Quotes:
Jessica (29:21): "I decided I wanted to start living my kimono life... it's perfect for sweltering summer days."
Kulap (32:50): "It's a different type of jacket."

8. Plastic Surgery and Body Positivity

Vivaciously addressing sensitive topics, Jessica shares her experiences with plastic surgery post-mastectomy, advocating for body positivity and the artistry involved in reconstructive procedures. The conversation moves towards societal pressures and personal choices regarding appearance.

Notable Quotes:
Jessica (40:43): "They took fat from the top of my knees... it really makes that whole leg go inward in a beautiful way."
Kulap (41:21): "You're under while we're here, you know, like... over fun."

9. Dream Beauty Retreats and Travel Aspirations

The guests fantasize about ideal beauty retreats in South Korea, blending cutting-edge skincare treatments with cultural experiences. They humorously outline plans for luxurious getaways, complete with beauty procedures and indulgent relaxation.

Notable Quotes:
Soojin (43:03): "We go there, we stay in a beautiful hotel, we get head to toe, everything touched—all no knives, no surgery."
Jessica (45:53): "Beauty safari in South Korea. Add to cart."

10. Closing Thoughts and Future Collaborations

As the episode winds down, the hosts and guests reflect on the enriching conversation, expressing mutual appreciation and excitement for potential future collaborations. They encourage listeners to engage with their social media platforms and explore the products discussed.

Notable Quotes:
Jessica (48:31): "You're my white noise. So soothing."
Kulap (50:03): "Check out all the items we mentioned today on our Instagram to Cartpod."

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Key Takeaways:

• Self-Care is Personalized: Emphasizing the importance of finding products and routines that resonate personally, ensuring that self-care remains enjoyable and sustainable.

• Sustainable Shopping Matters: Choosing organic and ethically produced items not only benefits personal well-being but also supports broader environmental and social goals.

• Balancing Productivity and Relaxation: Integrating relaxation techniques, such as napping and using calming products, can enhance overall productivity and mental health.

• Empowerment Through Choices: Whether it's skincare, fashion, or wellness products, making informed and intentional choices reflects and shapes one's identity.

Join the Conversation:

Stay connected with Kulap, SuChin, June, and Jessica on their respective social media platforms to keep up with their latest recommendations and adventures:

• June Diane Raphael:

  • Instagram: @JuneDiane
  • Twitter: @missingJuneDiane

• Jessica St. Clair:

  • Instagram: @StClairJessica
  • Twitter: @StClairJessica

• Deep Dive Podcast:

  • Twitter: @hedeepdivepod

Explore the products discussed and add your favorites to your cart at birchliving.com/addtocart and rozhair.com.

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Add to Cart continues to offer insightful and entertaining discussions on the intersection of consumerism and personal identity, making it a must-listen for anyone looking to understand the "why" behind their purchasing decisions.

Transcript

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[Josh Mankiewicz]

I'm Josh Mankiewicz and I hope you'll join us for season four of Dateline Missing in America. In each episode of Dateline's award winning series, we will focus on one missing persons case and hear from the families.

[Jessica St. Clair]

The friends and the investigators, all desperate to find them. You will want to listen closely. Maybe you could help investigators solve a mystery.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Dateline Missing in America.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Listen now wherever you get your podcasts.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Lemonade.

[Jessica St. Clair]

You forgot to blame me. Wait. Hello.

[Soojin Pak]

Add to Carters old and new. The spotlight is is so bright in my eyes, this Apple Spotlight. I'm Soojin Pak.

[Coolop Vlasak]

And I am Culott Vilaisak. That's why I always wear shades.

[Soojin Pak]

We are the hosts of the show Add to Cart, which is about the things we buy, all the stuff we bite into and what it says about.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Who we are this month. We are so excited and happy to be part of Apple's spotlight. If they'll see still have us after last week, that means, hey, maybe we have some new listeners. Welcome.

[Soojin Pak]

So if you're unsure about what this is about, about who we are, why we're talking about the things we're talking about, we have a list of our favorite episodes in the show. Notes just to get you started. You know, these are just, just nibbles. You always said a moosh bouche.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Wait, is that right? Yes, that's correct. Exactly like that. You sound like, like you're Emily in Paris. Today we are so excited to welcome dear friends of mine, Jessica St. Clair and and one of my one true loves, June Diane Raphael, host of the Deep Dive. We love them so much and we're going to head straight into our conversation with them because we have a feeling you're going to love it. Oh my stars and stripes forever. We are serving up a goddamn treat for you in July. Today we are joined by two power blondes. These are women who command who come forth, who are forged in fire and dance buck naked in the flames. They are both stars of the big screen, the little screen, and your iPhone screen. You've seen them on Grace and Frankie in Avenue 5. To just name a few of their credits together, they are the hosts of the Earwolf podcast, the Deep Div. Please add to cart. June Diane. Ray Phelan. Jessica St. Quinn.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Wow. I felt it.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

I felt it.

[Soojin Pak]

You felt it in your nether chakras?

[Josh Mankiewicz]

I did.

[Coolop Vlasak]

We sure did.

[Jessica St. Clair]

I always say I want to think of myself the way Coolop thinks about us. Do you know what I mean? She thinks of us as lionesses. And I want to really. I want to live up to what Coolop thinks we're capable of.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Now, Sinclair, you actually don't have to do anything. You're it.

[Jessica St. Clair]

What are you. Oh, See, that's what I mean. That's what I mean. We are enough.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

I also have to say, everyone, like, suchin cool up, Jessica. I. I didn't know it was legal for all four of us to be on the same podcast at the same time. Like, this feels electric.

[Soojin Pak]

It's so unfair.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Like, is the government gonna shut this down?

[Coolop Vlasak]

I love the combined forces. I love the deep dive. I listened to it and I said, such and pak. Yes, Suchin pak. You're in for it. You're in for it. Such and pak. Because I'm gonna make you go deeper.

[Soojin Pak]

Oh.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Because of Jessica and June. They inspire me.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Thank you guys for having us. We're just so excited. The fact that we get to, like, get even chat with you is a.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Thrill of a lifetime. And I want to say cool up. Like, I honestly. So I'm showing up today in this moment having just taken a nap, and that's something I never do.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Oh, that's so cool up. That's called pulling a cool up, honey.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

I know. Thank you, Sinclair.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Stop.

[Jessica St. Clair]

That's called pulling a cool up.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

It's true. Because I never do this, and so I'm a little disheveled and I'm finding my way into this space, but I never nap during the day.

[Jessica St. Clair]

I'm shocked.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

And I said, it's two o'. Clock. I know. We're recording at three. And by the way, I know you're probably asking yourselves, suchin cool, Jessica. Like, I know I'm the one who rescheduled our time before, so you might wonder, like, sure.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Why you were backed up against it.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Did you have to schedule a nap? I know it seems like it might not connect to the major scheduling issues I had where I was like, I've got a tiny window, and you might Be asking some questions now, but know.

[Jessica St. Clair]

That I did have. I did have to reschedule, but I just.

[Coolop Vlasak]

No, no, no. You needed your fainting time. That was not something I had to account for before. But you know, a decade into our friendship now. I know.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

So I just said it was 2 o' clock and I said, let me go upstairs and rest.

[Jessica St. Clair]

God, your mother would have been so excited about this.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

And I put on a podcast, you know, about someone being brutally murdered limb by limb.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Sure, sure, sure.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

And you know, sliced and diced detail. Yes. I really just cut up good.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Just to ease in some slumber, really.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Get, you know, relaxed. And I did pass out and I woke up and it was 2:58 and I thought I have a podcast to record. And I. But I really did think that I was in some inspired cool op by like by you and your attention to just rest. The queen of cozy and care.

[Soojin Pak]

Right, Soojin, she is the queen of cozy.

[Jessica St. Clair]

She is. She's an inspiration.

[Soojin Pak]

Yes. And June, there was a part of you that knew that we were going to set things on fire, so you needed to go within and now you're going to give.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yes, I think you're right.

[Jessica St. Clair]

I would assume that the mother of dragons, having not seen ghosts, Game of Thrones and having just googled sex scenes Dothraki and seen what this woman had to offer in the boudoir and it was a lot.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Did you do incognito on that browser or was that just.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

She doesn't know how to do that.

[Jessica St. Clair]

I hope somebody finds it. I hope somebody. I don't know how to do that and I hope somebody finds it so they could know what I'd like to be treated like, quite frankly.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Well, just send a link.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Send a link. Then if that's the case, add to cart Dothraki sex. But I believe that before the mother of Dragons, you know, fucking emerged from the fire, sitting on those hot little dragon eggs, she had to take a long nap either before or after or both.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

It felt so indulgent to do during a workday.

[Coolop Vlasak]

You know, I mean, I love this. You know, I don't take a nap generally, but what I am gathering and what I'm understanding, feedback from my dear friends, is that I've become a symbol.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yes.

[Coolop Vlasak]

I'm a mood.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yes.

[Coolop Vlasak]

And I actually can't fight it. And I won't.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

And it doesn't have to do with whether you nap or not. It doesn't. That's too literal.

[Jessica St. Clair]

It's an essence.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

You know what I mean?

[Jessica St. Clair]

It's an essence. Yeah.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

It's not about that.

[Jessica St. Clair]

I likened you to King Kamehameha of Hawaii, who I only know one detail about is that he had like 26 servants massage him to sleep every night. And I was like, that's cool up. And that's what you're like at various functions. You sit upon like 16 pillows and like, you might as well have someone fanning you.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

So true.

[Soojin Pak]

The essence of all of these things.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yeah.

[Soojin Pak]

It's a smoke in the room.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yes.

[Soojin Pak]

A flame in the night. Yeah.

[Coolop Vlasak]

I'm hearing it and I don't dislike it. I actually love it.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

I will say we have talked about, on the deep dive, Cool Up's bathroom suchin a number of times. We've talked about the lotions and potions and all of the things that she does to kind of get right.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Decanted. Yeah, decanted into various other receptacles. Glass receptacles.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yeah.

[Coolop Vlasak]

And it's just every morning I aerate my moisturizer just for that dab. Just for it to just touch and crystallize.

[Jessica St. Clair]

A little dab will do.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yeah. Okay. Last thing. Cool up. Last thing is my sort of day ending. Used to be like at seven o', clock, then it's her moving to six, now it's at four. So when we wrap up this podcast today, like, my day's over in terms of, like, me being a productive member of the world.

[Coolop Vlasak]

This is what Soochin does. This is Hundred's lifestyle.

[Soojin Pak]

We are going into nighttime.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Yes.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Oh, yeah.

[Soojin Pak]

I'm taking a nighttime shower as soon as we're done with this.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Oh, God, Soojin.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

I'm in love with her at 4pm Like, I'm no longer available.

[Jessica St. Clair]

The day is done.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

The day is done. Like, it's now my time.

[Jessica St. Clair]

But your kids are like, mommy, the sun is.

[Coolop Vlasak]

It's high noon.

[Jessica St. Clair]

And you're like, get into those jammers.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Get into pajamas. I want hair slicked back by 5:00pm and I want you in Mario Kart pajamas by 5:00pm okay. And I'm going to be in pajamas too.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Jess and June, will you please tell us what type of shopper are you guys? Like, I'm willy nilly. You guys know that I don't have to tell you anything about me.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

You don't. And I have to say cool up. Like, I don't know what type of shopper I would be without you.

[Jessica St. Clair]

That's right.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Like, I've been deeply influenced by co ops.

[Jessica St. Clair]

There's a ripple effect.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

There is.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Like the butterfly effects.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Cool up sort of the value she puts on just getting what you want when you want it at that moment. Like, I have taken on that lifestyle, so it's hard to know what's really me and what is also you. Truly, I don't enjoy necessarily going to a place and shopping. That's not an experience I love.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Okay, okay, okay.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

But I do love purchasing skin care items off the Internet and welcome home.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Welcome home.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

I'm. I know I'm right at home here. I know I'm right where I should be. I do love, like, looking through Tick Tock, seeing who I'm following on Tick Tock and seeing their reviews and how a product hits. I mean, by the way, I purchased the Paula's Choice exfoliant from this here podcast. I can be deeply influenced when it comes to skincare, so I would say I am mainly a skincare and product purchaser.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Jess, how about you?

[Jessica St. Clair]

Well, I have learned through this pandemic that spending money makes me feel good. It fills a hole, and it really makes me feel happy again.

[Soojin Pak]

Welcome home.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Yeah, welcome home. And so. And I don't mind returning. Okay. So I'm gonna sometimes just go buy, you know, five bathing suits just willy nilly and know that I can return all of them. And I often do.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Yep, me too.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Bathing suits is, like, the one thing that I feel like we shouldn't be.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Returning and you shouldn't. That's my point. I've. Oh, returning hygienically.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Are you taking off that?

[Jessica St. Clair]

Gotta. You gotta return it.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

That thing?

[Jessica St. Clair]

No, I'm not taking the panel off. Okay. Okay. I'm not taking the panel off.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

But this is my problem with the panel is that if that panel's on your vagina, that means you return it. Do they put a new panel on?

[Jessica St. Clair]

I don't put it directly on my vagina.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Okay.

[Jessica St. Clair]

I keep the panel on. I also keep my. I'm not gonna, like, put my pussy shoes on.

[Coolop Vlasak]

We're not gonna mingle that way. The peach are your PJs.

[Soojin Pak]

You're not gonna put your PJs on someone else's.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Is everyone wearing underwear when they try on bathing suits? I'm not. I'm gonna say it right now. I'm not.

[Jessica St. Clair]

You should be. You should be.

[Coolop Vlasak]

You've been.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

I'm not.

[Soojin Pak]

You've been sitting in other people's PJs.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Because June needs to really get taken. What we'll be seeing.

[Jessica St. Clair]

That's the problem.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

How do you see it?

[Jessica St. Clair]

You just put a thong on it and then hide it just like Shove it up there. Anyway, point is, I am shopping for my future self.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Oh, wow.

[Jessica St. Clair]

My future self is somebody who is romantic, somebody who is in touch with the sensual, who does have a winter home in Mallorca. You know, I want to have that wardrobe and then live up to that person. Yes. And I also recently took my makeup artist, Alexis Walker, who's always also one of my dear friends. I took her to a Nordstrom's and I forced her to buy all new makeup for. If you can bring someone with you that has, you know, like, I would bring either of you suchin or Coolop with me. Sorry, June. I would also bring you for eye makeup. Okay.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Would you bring me for skincare or other makeup?

[Jessica St. Clair]

Well, if I had a choice. If I'm looking at the three of you and I'm like, I'm like thinking to myself, who am I going to? Who's my number one? I mean, we're talking about co ops doing a 16 step process that involves snail slime.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Like, I'm gonna go, she's talking about mucin. I don't always use it, but yes, it is. A painter has many paints.

[Jessica St. Clair]

But if I'm gonna go with. With a mascara, I'm gonna. Of course I'm gonna ask you.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yeah. I just feel like we have very similar coloring, so I feel like I could be of service. But that's okay. That's okay.

[Coolop Vlasak]

You're right.

[Jessica St. Clair]

We do look like sisters in that respect and so do appreciate that foreign.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Let's get into some of the things that you've added to cart Now, June. Yes, Supergoop. Tell us about it.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

So I want to be really clear on what I mean by when I say super group. I am not advocating for all of their sunblocks. No, no, no, no. There is a specific kind. It's the unseen sunscreen. And where I really struggle is getting sunblock in my eyes. Feeling. Feeling like it's too heavy. And this is a sunblock that the texture is not. Like, I've never felt anything like it. And by the way, one of the reasons why I love it is because I have so much trouble getting sunblock on my kids. And I. This is the only one where they don't fight me. And I use it too. It's hard because I sometimes I'm like, it's too expensive to use on them. And it's hard to say, like, your skin is not valuable enough to me to spend the money on this.

[Jessica St. Clair]

But.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

But. And I'll spend it on myself, but not you. Yeah, that Never feels great. But I do.

[Coolop Vlasak]

But. But you do it. I do say it.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

I do. I do say that. But it's just a great sunblock. And I never really knew until very recently that we're supposed to be reapplying every two hours.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Every two hours?

[Coolop Vlasak]

Yeah.

[Jessica St. Clair]

That's a lot.

[Soojin Pak]

It's such a commitment.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yeah.

[Jessica St. Clair]

And it actually works.

[Soojin Pak]

It works.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

That's something I'm adding to cart. It is not cheap. It costs to look this good though. You. It costs money. But I. I like it because it's something I feel like I can reapply and not feel overwhelmed by or not feel like I'm a sticky mess. Like it's just easy.

[Jessica St. Clair]

It's actually kind of a treat to put on. They also have one that is a bit of a tinted moisturizer. Glow screen is what I use from Supergoop and that is phenomenal. It's got a little bit of color to it, you know, but it goes on just like a pearl. Like a bunch of crushed up little pearls. Gives you a little shine. And I have people go, ooh, you look so fresh. And I'm like, it's the sunscreen. Like you need to be encouraged. You need to want to put it on. Otherwise who cares? You're not gonna put it on.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yeah, yeah. You know, Coolop.

[Soojin Pak]

If I could just get a full eight hours of undisturbed sleep, I'd wake up suddenly. Suddenly being able to make my own rosemary sourdough bread. I would learn how to knit a jaunty winter's cap.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Sorry, A winter's cap. Is that like a beanie?

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yeah.

[Coolop Vlasak]

You call it a winter's cap?

[Soojin Pak]

A winter's cap. A cap you wear in winter.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Okey dokey.

[Coolop Vlasak]

I guess. Me too. No, I get, I get, I get eight hours. That's why today we want to talk about birch mattresses. They are organic, non toxic mattresses shipped for free, straight to you with no contact, delivery and free returns.

[Soojin Pak]

Listen, my house is full of birch mattresses. They are made in America with just three materials. Organic latex, New Zealand wool and American steel springs.

[Coolop Vlasak]

That's it. My entire family's coming to visit and I set up a bed for my mother in my middle room. It is so comfortable to set up. This birch mattress was healing for me.

[Soojin Pak]

I mean, it's snuggle time for you and mamas.

[Coolop Vlasak]

I'm gonna spoon my mom, who's smaller than me. She's a shrimp like you are. Because I love how the organic cotton it's made of doesn't ever get too overheated? The entire bed is the cool side.

[Soojin Pak]

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[Coolop Vlasak]

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[Coolop Vlasak]

Speaking of putting things on, Jess the Rose Santa Lucia Styling Oil. This is for hair.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Yes, the hair oil. My hair stylist, Mara Roszak R O Z C A K she does all. Every single celebrity you would know. And then she slums it with me because I I I don't know how I crawled into her salon like a little rat when I was like 25. But she does Emma Stone, Zoe Saldana, everybody at the Oscars, she does their hair and she is a real life little mermaid and she created this hair oil that smells like her. I am not somebody who can wear a scent because I get migraines. But what I love is that your hair becomes the scent. Someone comes in for a hug, they're getting into your hair and they're like that's their leave behind. And it's much more subtle.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Very sensual.

[Jessica St. Clair]

It's very sensual. It's rozhair.com you can order it. My hair is like a dry like hay bale. You can wet your hair after the shower. Put two braids in with the oil. Put the oil in the hair, the braids, and then sleep in it. And you don't put an elastic. Instead you just do one. One bobby pin flat, so that it doesn't create any kind of, like, kink. And then the next morning, you have Daryl Hannah's hair from Splash.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Wow. Mermaid style icon.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Yes. So beautiful. And I have one for you, June. And I'll get one for you two as well.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Okay.

[Jessica St. Clair]

This is huge.

[Coolop Vlasak]

This is huge because Suchin and I are doing this podcast to get free things.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Of course you are. And you should.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

It's been clear from the beginning. Yeah. No one was confused about that.

[Coolop Vlasak]

No one was confused. Oh, okay.

[Soojin Pak]

It's in the title. It's implied. It's the silent title to the main title.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Give us free shit.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Please. Please, Juni. What? What's this? Boost. It's some edibles. Specifically the sour watermelon.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

These are my dosable gummies and they have 20 milligrams of THC in each of them. Their cannabis enriched double dose boost Sour Watermelon gummies made with love in Canada. Now, I had a tough time in Canada. I've talked about it quite a bit. It was a challenging time.

[Coolop Vlasak]

She. She was working there, I was working there.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

And it was just a hard time for many reasons. But this got me through. Now am I addicted? Probably. But I don't know how this works, if you can actually get them in America because they're a Canadian company, but they are. Boy, do they send me off to a nice slumber.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Now do you stay asleep? Because here's the thing. I don't think there is a adult person in America who has not taken some sleeping aid every night of this pandemic. I can't stop waking up at 4am, 3am and not really going back to sleep. So tell me, you take it. At what time? You wake up. At what time?

[Josh Mankiewicz]

I mean, I take it. I mean, cool. If I brought these to your birthday. Yeah, I take it. And I was trying. Trying to hand them out. I didn't get many takers, but I.

[Jessica St. Clair]

I would have taken it.

[Coolop Vlasak]

She went down. And when I tell you at 11pm she was so hyped up, she wanted to go out. Everyone was ready to go to bed. She wanted to go to the town. Okay, we're not going to go to the town. Let's play tennis. Okay, you don't want to play tennis?

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Then let's.

[Jessica St. Clair]

At 11:00pm 11:00pm Jess. Because of these gummies?

[Coolop Vlasak]

No, that.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Because his gummies Pre gummy. Pretty gummy.

[Coolop Vlasak]

She was that high. Then she settled for us sitting on Casey's bed and talking a little bit. She popped in a gummy, you know, a few minutes later, she's like, why are you guys keeping me up? I'm tired.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yeah. I was like, enough.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Then it was like, angry. Yeah, Angry fatigue.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

I was like, let me go to sleep because 28.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Nothing. I got to tell you.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

What?

[Jessica St. Clair]

20 milligrams, 8.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

It packs a punch.

[Jessica St. Clair]

It should and it does.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

And it just. I don't know, I just really enjoy the experience of being taken away into like, Calgon Take Me away boost. Double dose gummies. Take me away. You know, it's been a really nice experience. And when I tell you, it puts me out and I am gone, girl. I mean, I'm gone and I don't wake up. So if I take one at 11pm, like, my eyes aren't popping open until like 7am but that is wonderful.

[Jessica St. Clair]

I don't care how you get the deep sleep. We need it to restore our bodies. That's no joke.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Do you have a big stash? Because you're no longer in Canada, you're not sure if you can get it here. I'm a little worried.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Well, I have worked out something with the manufacturer. We have a beautiful partnership. And. Add to cart. Yes, add to cart. And it's been.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Can you add some to cart for me, please?

[Soojin Pak]

I.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Absolutely, absolutely.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Yeah, I would like that.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Absolutely.

[Jessica St. Clair]

You know, I didn't do any drugs pre getting cancer. And then I'm like, oh, all the drugs are at our disposal. Like, and they're. They're a wonderful thing. They are.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

I would say cannabis is a wonderful thing.

[Jessica St. Clair]

I've, like, was.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

I'm a little behind on this trend.

[Jessica St. Clair]

I know, but I really do think.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

It'S a wonderful thing.

[Jessica St. Clair]

I ship drugs illegally to my father. He got knee surgery and luckily be one of BB's public school friends. Moms is the COO of or CMO of sweet flour, which is a really great brand. Not brand. It's a store designed for women. Pot, basically, for women of all stripes, like great gummies, chocolate confections, all the wonderful cans of delicious sparkling beverages. And anyway, I texted her and said, hey, what do I do for my dad in terms of inflammation, blah, blah, blah. So I sent him a bunch of stuff. I was kind of worried I'd be sent to jail. And then he said that those creams, those THC creams, they were better for him than any prescription. And the gummies, I Got him called Midnight something or other Camino gummies. They put him to sleep more than Vicodin.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

I believe it.

[Coolop Vlasak]

What? An endorsement. Yeah. Some things are illegal we can all agree upon, but if you kind of keep it low key, it's okay.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

[Coolop Vlasak]

I'm seeing something that you've added to Cart which is along the line of what you were describing is to be more romantic.

[Jessica St. Clair]

This is inspired by you.

[Coolop Vlasak]

It is this beautiful garden kimono from Anthropologies Inspired by Moi.

[Jessica St. Clair]

So I decided I wanted to start living my kimono life and I ordered this kimono. Kimono. And it arrived. And instantly Bebe, who I do believe, honestly was more rightfully sent to cool up and or Casey because she. My lack of cozy, like, just bums her out, you know. She said the other day she was like, amma, enough with this high bun, please at least make it a high pony. It's doing nothing for you. She's seven, so she immediately is like, oh, kimono. And was just like running around with it on her naked body. Like she just is obsessed with it. So I have to live up to the kimono.

[Coolop Vlasak]

I really wish you were wearing it right now. I'm gonna be honest.

[Jessica St. Clair]

I know it's really beautiful. To be honest with you guys, Bibi is home from camp sick. She's wearing it right now.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Oh, wow.

[Jessica St. Clair]

She took a shower, a hot shower at 2pm and just put on a kimono and is just walking around like she's Snape from Harry Potter with the like trailing behind her.

[Soojin Pak]

Just. We live with our gurus and our teachers.

[Coolop Vlasak]

That's right.

[Soojin Pak]

And she is there.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

That's right.

[Coolop Vlasak]

That's right. She is there.

[Soojin Pak]

She is your teacher.

[Jessica St. Clair]

She is.

[Coolop Vlasak]

I love this kid.

[Soojin Pak]

I mean, sometimes. Sometimes your children just make you speechless.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yes.

[Soojin Pak]

It's not often, like, let's not brag, you know, they're not geniuses. No records are being broken here. But every once in a while they will stop you in your fucking tracks. That's right. Make your pupils dilate and your tongue hang out. And that moment you have to respect.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Jess, are you planning on wearing this kimono styled like it is in the pictures? Like with jeans and just. It's over a tank top.

[Jessica St. Clair]

I was gonna. I've just been wearing it around the house, like with my nightgown. Like I have a little kind of nightie that I've also been leaning into that Bebe picked out for me. Having your 7 year old pick out lingerie is such a strange experience.

[Coolop Vlasak]

I'd love to get eyes on that set, please.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Cross the street from her elementary school. School there's an Italian lingerie shop called Belleza. And she goes, amma, could we pop in? And I was like, oh my God, this is so embarrassing. She's like, really? We need to upgrade. And so she's like, this is the perfect shade of purple for this garden kimono. And God damn it, was she right? And I'm thinking also, can you wear a kimono like that to the beach? Could you create a cover up situation or not really a cover up?

[Coolop Vlasak]

Yes.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Could you?

[Coolop Vlasak]

Yes.

[Soojin Pak]

Really?

[Jessica St. Clair]

Absolutely. You would want to coordinate the color of what you're up to a little bit right under with the swimsuit.

[Coolop Vlasak]

It's very bohemian. Especially anything from anthropology is bohemian. But even how it's styled in this photo with just a tank and a loose jean.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

It's cute.

[Soojin Pak]

I mean I kimono like a blazer. Is that just me?

[Josh Mankiewicz]

I mean great.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Wow, great.

[Soojin Pak]

You have a button up shirt underneath, dress pants, kimono.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Oh my word. Now where are you guys getting or is there a place for kimonos that I don't know? Because to be honest, you know, it.

[Soojin Pak]

Doesn'T have to be exactly a kimono but a robe like thing. And I'm giving you this because you can broaden your searches, right?

[Coolop Vlasak]

Is it not a long shawl collared blazer? It's just a different type of jacket.

[Soojin Pak]

Yes, yes, yes.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Well listen, for those of us who are just dipping our toes into the kimono life, I think we do need some links. So I'm gonna have Gulab send me a couple Suchin. I would love for you to, you know, take time out of your busy schedule to do that.

[Soojin Pak]

I like to spend a little time and save a little money.

[Coolop Vlasak]

That's the Soochin Pac promise.

[Soojin Pak]

That's my bumper sticker. It's never wasted time if you've save some money at the end of your 4 week search for an inexpensive kimono.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Like robe for our next girls night, which Soochen, you have to please drive down for. Yes, please.

[Soojin Pak]

I will poise it up, I will drive down. I will be in a kimono and a button up shirt.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Oh God, that's hot.

[Soojin Pak]

So, and then we can get into the circle looking out over Culotte's pool and she will drop her gems and her wisdoms.

[Coolop Vlasak]

We're gonna take a quick break and we'll be back.

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[Soojin Pak]

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[Coolop Vlasak]

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[Coolop Vlasak]

Let's get into some Remove from carts. Okay, June, you mentioned this before.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yes.

[Coolop Vlasak]

You had a tough time in Canada.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yes.

[Coolop Vlasak]

And so you're putting it down as.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Just remove from cart.

[Jessica St. Clair]

You should have.

[Coolop Vlasak]

You wrote my Based in Canada message on Instagram.

[Soojin Pak]

So.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

And for all the Canadians listeners out there, please know that I didn't really get a chance to even enjoy Toronto or Canada because it was Covid times and I. I would. I didn't have. Whatever. I didn't have my children with me. It was hard. It was a hard emotional. It was a hard personal time for me. Had nothing to do with Canada. For some reason when I came back from Canada, saw on my Instagram that says based in Canada.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Wait, that wasn't a bitch.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

My name on my profile. No, I wouldn't even know how to do that bit.

[Coolop Vlasak]

What?

[Jessica St. Clair]

I thought it was a bitch.

[Coolop Vlasak]

I did too.

[Jessica St. Clair]

No, I thought it was a genius bit. Really made me laugh.

[Coolop Vlasak]

It was very funny.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yes, it was funny.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Yes. It was funny to me. I don't know why. Because it was like you were never coming home. That's why I thought like, oh, I dropped in Canada.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Wow.

[Jessica St. Clair]

That was a funny.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Well Now I don't know, maybe I'm putting it back in cart. Well, it was driving me nuts. I reached out to Instagram, you know, to the powers that be, and I.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Couldn'T get up the ladder.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

I did. And I could not get it off. What? So it's still pending. I'm sorry. Still based in Canada, according to Instagram. And it's just driving me nuts. It is driving me nuts.

[Coolop Vlasak]

That that was bestowed to you.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yeah.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Is very strange.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

I know. And it's like God to have that idea.

[Soojin Pak]

They are watching us.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yeah.

[Soojin Pak]

Yeah, they really are watching.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

And I'm just simply not based there.

[Soojin Pak]

Mentally, spiritually, I'm not based there.

[Jessica St. Clair]

But maybe you still are. Maybe you need to remove that experience from your cart, you know.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Oh, that's interesting experience.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Maybe you're carrying that around.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

I don't know how it got added, but I'm ready to let it go.

[Coolop Vlasak]

All right, well, obviously, Mr. And Mrs. Instagram, if we can get on this and I'm sure your listeners to add.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

To cart, please can we add this right?

[Jessica St. Clair]

Free June. Free June.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Let me leave. Just let me be. You know.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Jess, you. You mentioned ordering a bunch of bikinis before and returning them. And you have removed from cart this, this rouge. What is it a root?

[Jessica St. Clair]

Do you know this brand? O uh, J E Jean Damas D A M A S is a French influencer, model slash influencer who created this beautiful French line rouge, which is. Sometimes you find it here in the US but you do have to order it from France. So that's why a commitment like a swimsuit is really a mistake because you've got customs forms, you've got all sorts of manners of things. I have decided the bikini life is, is. It's not for me. It used to be for me, but I had a 10 pound baby and my skin is all sorts of flappity, flappity around there. It's just kind of crepey. It looks like crepe paper. And I don't know if that's ever going to get better. And I kind of am like, why do I keep leaning into making myself feel bad with a purchase of a bathing suit? But I was like, does a high waisted brief solve that problem?

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Okay.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Or does it look like you're wearing an adult diaper?

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Can I make a suggestion?

[Coolop Vlasak]

Here it comes.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Sure.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

I would be interested in seeing you in a high waist, but also high cut. Oh, yeah. Do you know what I mean?

[Coolop Vlasak]

Cool up. Like, I do know. I know what you mean.

[Jessica St. Clair]

High waist.

[Coolop Vlasak]

So like you Fonda almost back in the day.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yes. But I high cut because I think high cut, it can get into diaper land when it's sort of a lower cut on the leg.

[Jessica St. Clair]

But high cut. Yeah.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Could be really, really interesting area for you to explore.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Yes.

[Soojin Pak]

Yeah. High cut, meaning you're getting some of the. The side meat.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yes.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Yeah.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

So I'm on this. This rouge link right now, and I'm seeing the Rachel bottom, and, like, I want that all the way up. That's too low.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Yeah, it's too low for me. But I also don't want the butt cheeks hanging out too much. Do you know what I'm saying? I know you want more of that, but I just don't feel right with it.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

So I'm just gonna tell America yet again that Jessica has an ass that will not quit. And it's under wraps. It's hidden away.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Okay.

[Coolop Vlasak]

I'm not June. I didn't know.

[Jessica St. Clair]

I didn't know. Nobody does.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Because she doesn't present it.

[Jessica St. Clair]

It's too. No, it's not right. It's not the greatest, but it's really good.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Jessica.

[Jessica St. Clair]

It's not. It's bigger because it.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

It's really good.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Well, do you know what they did? Oh, guys, guys, guys. We didn't even get into, like, all the surgical procedures people can have, but.

[Coolop Vlasak]

I mean, that's a whole episode.

[Jessica St. Clair]

It's such a good area. But they had to put a fat graft into my boob that got shrunk from radiation, and it didn't quite work. And so they may. I hope. Fingers crossed. Have to go back in there because it's basically.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Fingers crossed again.

[Jessica St. Clair]

I really, really, really hope. They need to repair.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Surgery was botched. Okay.

[Jessica St. Clair]

She was like, I think we gotta get back in. I was like, good, good, good, good, good, good, good, good. Because what they can do is suck out fat lipo, basically paid for by insurance. Whoa.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Well, yeah, Now I understand. Yeah. Okay.

[Jessica St. Clair]

And they inject it into your boob wherever. You know, obviously, Kim Kardashian has it put into her butt, which is a whole different thing.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

I. What?

[Jessica St. Clair]

My. So anyway, my plastic surgeon who did my mastectomy is so good. She's such an artist. She took fat from the top of my knees. What? There's knee fat. That is juicy knee fat. It's really good to get out. And actually, when you take it out from under your knees, it really makes that whole leg sort of kind of go inward, you know, in a beautiful way. Because her point is, you don't want to Take fat from everywhere. You want it to narrow down the leg. You don't want to go straight up and down.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Okay.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Like a, like a stick. And then what she did is took fat from underneath my butt. So there is a little shelf. Sorry. You guys can't see because it's a podcast. But she takes it right from under. Sorry. Under here.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Okay.

[Jessica St. Clair]

And it creates a little shelf. Wow, that really makes you look like you have a very perky butt. But it's still the same size, but it gives you a little bit of perk to it. So I mean, listen, I. People have, have varying opinions about going under the knife when it's not needed. And would I be doing this without the other necessary need of like fixing, you know, like whatever, my boobs while we're under.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Yeah, you're. You're under while, while we're here, you know, like, God, I just feel like.

[Soojin Pak]

Guys, when in Rome, we're all ecologists, you know, we just conserve time, energy.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Soojin, will you please describe your dream South Korea beauty trip.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Oh please, book me a spot.

[Soojin Pak]

Pencils and papers. My dream Korea trip, okay. Is a group of like minded pals, okay. With shadow, shared values and tastes. We go there, we stay in a beautiful hotel, we get head to toe, everything touched. No knives. No knives, no surgery. Because that is barbaric. In Korea, you do it all by needles, injections, osmosis, lasers, cutting edge technology.

[Coolop Vlasak]

It's the greatest.

[Soojin Pak]

Asian minds come together to sculpt you into what you need to do, who.

[Coolop Vlasak]

You need to be.

[Soojin Pak]

You are well enough after the procedures. So there'll be a menu you can choose from to shop at the underground malls as you know Korea's famed and eat all of the Korean food.

[Jessica St. Clair]

I want you to know that while Soochin is describing this, she is. Her eyes are closed.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Oh no.

[Jessica St. Clair]

I'm channeling it to like a strict dance. My South Korean neighbors. She comes back from visiting her mother and I swear to God she's turned the clock back year after year. And I'm like, where does this end? But it doesn't look like she's had shit done. She just looks young as fuck.

[Soojin Pak]

No, because June, when I was dreaming of this because I have very heavy lids, very oily.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Here we go. Here we go.

[Soojin Pak]

Omega 3 salmon fold lids.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Nobody, nobody thinks that.

[Soojin Pak]

Nobody thinks it takes so much energy to do this. I'm exhaust. 4 o'.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Clock.

[Soojin Pak]

I'm exhausted because I have to close these lids. And so I have been planning this fantasy trip in my mind post Covid. When the world opens up. Let's do it.

[Jessica St. Clair]

I just don't know if you can address the crepe skin that I'm talking about.

[Soojin Pak]

Let's try.

[Jessica St. Clair]

I've heard also, and I bet South Korea has it. There is apparently some people, some very, very. The important minds of the world are working on the cellulite problem, which they can, I guess, you know, break up the bonds that hold it together, but nobody's done it yet. If anyone's gonna do it, it's the South Koreans. And come with me. That's the Olympics. I want to see. You know, that's the Olympics.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Let's see.

[Jessica St. Clair]

I want before and afters, and then let's put awards.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

That's.

[Jessica St. Clair]

That's the Nobel Peace Prize. I want to see.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yeah. Oh, wow. Let's make this dream a reality.

[Soojin Pak]

Add to cart. Add to cart.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Add to cart.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Add to cart.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Beauty safari in South Korea. Add to cart.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Beauty safari. What great branding. I love it. You know I love it. I've learned canva. I can make us various itineraries. I can make us flyers.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

It's going to be laminated. You know, you're showing up with a folder.

[Jessica St. Clair]

We should be making money by hosting retreats.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Why aren't we at Jane Club? We do host. We've hosted two digital retreats, and we're actually going to do it in person. Retreat. So I guess I'm on it. And also, Cool up has hosted a retreat.

[Jessica St. Clair]

I want a resort location.

[Coolop Vlasak]

You've heard about my retreat.

[Jessica St. Clair]

This is not Bitterlands.

[Coolop Vlasak]

You don't want.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Oh, God.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Jello shots on a retreat.

[Jessica St. Clair]

No, no, no, no, no.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yeah. Nams into the lambs.

[Coolop Vlasak]

That's something. You don't want it after. Okay. After unfurling your soul amongst dear friends in the desert, you don't want a cool blueberry raspberry jello shot to ease you into the pm.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

I forgot that detail of jello shot.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Wow.

[Jessica St. Clair]

You transported them from Los Angeles. That's what's so upsetting. You were like, I need a mini fridge that can handle these 32 jello shots. Like you. This is so.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

God, I cannot believe we did Jell O shots. It's really so, like, in between, like, journaling, you know?

[Coolop Vlasak]

Yeah.

[Jessica St. Clair]

Sometimes you do your best to mash up.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yeah.

[Coolop Vlasak]

While you're writing a letter to your past self and your future self, you're.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Gonna postmark that and we're gonna bring it over to an actual, like, you know, mailbox. At some point, we're sending that back.

[Coolop Vlasak]

We're gonna send that out.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yeah.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Once you get parched and also want to chew.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Can also wanna chew.

[Coolop Vlasak]

That's when you want your retreat jello shot.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Oh, my God.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Chess. June, thank you so much for joining us. This was exactly what I hoped for. It's what I needed. I'm ending my day after this.

[Jessica St. Clair]

So am I.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

We all need to end our days after this. And I feel like I could talk to you three. Really? All day long. All day long. I mean, we barely scratched the surface.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Barely.

[Jessica St. Clair]

I could literally, if it was 10pm I would rather like, be on with you guys. Take a gummy fall asleep, wake up. We're still on with each other.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yep.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Somebody is still talking, right?

[Jessica St. Clair]

We take.

[Coolop Vlasak]

We take turns. Yeah.

[Jessica St. Clair]

You're my white noise.

[Coolop Vlasak]

So soothing.

[Jessica St. Clair]

You're my white noise.

[Soojin Pak]

It's so soothing.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Thank you.

[Soojin Pak]

Oh, that's the sweetest thing anyone has ever really said.

[Coolop Vlasak]

It's. It seems impossible that our listeners are not already following you on the social media. But just in case, what are your handles?

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Well, my. Obviously, I'm not based in Canada. On Instagram, I am June Diane. And on Twitter, I'm missing June Diane.

[Jessica St. Clair]

And I am St. Clair Jessica. S, T C L, A I R Jessica on Instagram and St. Clair Jessica on Twitter.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Confusing. Confusing.

[Jessica St. Clair]

So confusing and horrible handles. I have no idea why I did that.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

It's tough. And then also you can follow the Deep Dive podcast on Twitter. Is that correct?

[Jessica St. Clair]

Which is hedeepdivepod.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Thank you, hedeepdivepod.

[Coolop Vlasak]

When does your episodes drop? When are they freshest?

[Jessica St. Clair]

Wednesday morning. We serve them up hot and fresh. And please know that we feel sick to our stomachs because something terribly secret and shameful has been revealed from one of us and sometimes both. And sometimes from one of our dearest friends.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yeah.

[Jessica St. Clair]

It's not enough that we share. Everybody's got to share.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

Yeah.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Foreign everybody. That's it for this episode. Catch all of June and Jess's hot. Add to carts on to cart pod.

[Soojin Pak]

You can also scroll through those show notes to directly purchase anything they talked about.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Make sure you subscribe to keep listening. Also, if you rate and review us, we might put your review on our Instagram.

[Soojin Pak]

There you go. And you can also leave us a voice message at 833-453-66662 and tell us about your vacation alter ego. You know, what's the vibe? What's the vibe that you want to conjure up as we all sit here in our Amazon junior sweats? You know, like, what is that?

[Jessica St. Clair]

No.

[Soojin Pak]

Okay. As we sit in our culotte sweats, you know what I mean? Those that ride up to the knee.

[Jessica St. Clair]

No, still you.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Still you. But be less like Suchin, more like just St. Clair who is the person you are on vacation that you want to bring into your life. And if you could just address these two Suchin, maybe it'll seep through as well. We love you all. Have a great week. Bye Bye.

[Soojin Pak]

Add to CART is a production of Lemonada Media. Our producer is Claire Jones and our editor is Ivan Kurev. The music is by Wasabi and produced by LA Made it and oh so familiar with additional music by APM Music. Executive producers are Culap Vlasak Sujinpak, Jessica Cordova Kramer and Stephanie Wittleswax.

[Coolop Vlasak]

Be sure to check out all the items we mentioned today on our Instagram to Cartpod. Also, please take a moment to rate, review and subscribe to this show wherever you get your podcasts.

[Soojin Pak]

Parents, we know the child care crisis is not just another headline. It's a daily struggle playing out in millions of homes across this country. I'm Gloria Rivera and this is no One Is Coming to Save Us this season. We're demanding a child care system that actually works for kids, parents and educators.

[Josh Mankiewicz]

We mean free birth to five full day nearby, easy to apply.

[Soojin Pak]

No one is coming to Save Us Season 5 from Lemonada Media out now.