Podcast Summary: Cancelled with Tana Mongeau & Brooke Schofield – Episode 112: "Tana’s CHAOTIC Airport Run in with a Hadid…"
Release Date: March 4, 2025
Hosts: Tana Mongeau (Speaker A) & Brooke Schofield (Speaker B)
Produced by: Cancelled & Audioboom Studios
1. Introduction and Setting the Scene
The episode kicks off with Tana and Brooke transitioning from their usual studio setup to a more relaxed living room environment. This shift is intended to create a more intimate and comfortable atmosphere for their listeners.
Brooke (B) [00:15]:
"We're back in the living room, which is super easy to set up, and it's no biggie."
Tana (A) [00:25]:
"It takes so long to set up here. That's why we've been shooting at the studio."
They discuss the differences between their studio setup and the living room, emphasizing the ease and comfort of the latter, allowing for more genuine and unfiltered conversations.
2. Apology to Tara’s World
Tana initiates a heartfelt apology to Tara’s world, addressing a past incident that garnered negative attention on social media.
Tana (A) [01:18]:
"I think I should apologize to Tara's world because here's the thing. I love her, and I don't know where I got off."
She reflects on a specific comment that was perceived as judgmental, expressing regret over her words and actions.
Brooke (B) [02:25]:
"I see that video and I'm like, that's stupid. But also, I have done so many things that she would probably even be ashamed of."
Tana shares her personal journey of discovering old fashion choices, leading her to realize the need for an apology.
3. Personal Style and Fashion Choices
The conversation shifts to their struggles and experiences with personal style, highlighting their journeys toward self-acceptance.
Tana (A) [05:11]:
"I'm just trying to figure out my personal style. It's not the doctor."
Brooke (B) [05:38]:
"I think there's a lot of shame around, like not having your own sense of style."
They discuss the pressure of following trends and the importance of developing a personal sense of fashion, sharing anecdotes about their favorite and least favorite styles.
4. Storytime: Encounter with Ash Trevino at the Airport
Tana recounts a chaotic encounter with fellow influencer Ash Trevino at the airport, detailing the unexpected and tense moments of the encounter.
Brooke (B) [11:17]:
"It was a cold winter night. BB and I had just shown up to the airport."
Tana (A) [16:39]:
"The very first person I see in line with me at JSX is Yolanda Hadid."
Tana describes the scene, her initial excitement, and the subsequent regret as the situation unfolds, highlighting the challenges of interacting with high-profile individuals in public spaces.
5. Reflections on Influencer Culture and Sponsorships
The hosts delve into the dynamics of influencer sponsorships, collaborations, and the authenticity of brand partnerships.
Tana (A) [61:07]:
"We should have her on."
Brooke (B) [62:33]:
"I want us to go on honestly together."
They explore the idea of sponsoring niche activities, such as bullfighting, and the impact of such decisions on their personal brands. This segment underscores the balance between monetization and maintaining genuine content.
6. Personal Anecdotes: Parenting, Relationships, and Self-Reflection
Tana and Brooke open up about their personal lives, discussing topics like parenting philosophies, past relationships, and personal growth.
Tana (A) [43:07]:
"I feel like this generation is so much more vocal about how people shouldn't have kids and people."
Brooke (B) [46:14]:
"I have so much guilt around it. But I did it and I was successful in it for a long time."
They share their thoughts on gentle parenting, the struggles of maintaining relationships, and the emotional toll of past experiences, providing listeners with a deep and relatable insight into their lives.
7. Interactions with Friends and Family
The episode highlights interactions with friends and family members, illustrating the complexity and beauty of their personal relationships.
Tana (A) [60:16]:
"Kaipo is Makoa's cousin. He's the sweetest angel on this entire planet."
Brooke (B) [61:34]:
"He's a full-time bullfighter."
Tana shares a humorous and heartwarming story about Kaipo, her cousin, and his adventurous spirit, while Brooke discusses her aspirations to open a "Cancelled School," emphasizing their close-knit friendship and mutual support.
8. Upcoming Plans and Patreon Content
As the episode nears its end, Tana and Brooke discuss their future plans, including set construction and exclusive content available on Patreon.
Tana (A) [70:02]:
"We're gonna react to Bad baby. Alabama Barker, Ash Trevino. I was gonna say we're coming for you, but, like, not Bad baby."
Brooke (B) [70:28]:
"We have a lot to say. We have a lot to react to."
They tease upcoming content, including reaction episodes and behind-the-scenes glimpses, inviting listeners to support them through Patreon for more exclusive and unfiltered discussions.
Notable Quotes
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Tana (A) [01:18]:
"I should apologize to Tara's world because I love her, and I don't know where I got off." -
Brooke (B) [05:38]:
"I think there's a lot of shame around, like not having your own sense of style." -
Tana (A) [16:39]:
"The very first person I see in line with me at JSX is Yolanda Hadid." -
Brooke (B) [46:14]:
"I have so much guilt around it. But I did it and I was successful in it for a long time." -
Tana (A) [43:07]:
"I feel like this generation is so much more vocal about how people shouldn't have kids and people."
Conclusion
Episode 112 of "Cancelled" offers listeners an intimate glimpse into Tana Mongeau and Brooke Schofield's lives, blending personal anecdotes with candid discussions about influencer culture, personal growth, and relationships. The hosts' authentic interactions and reflective conversations provide a compelling narrative that resonates with both long-time fans and new listeners alike.
Listeners are encouraged to follow their journey on Patreon for deeper dives into the topics discussed and to support the show’s ongoing evolution.
Note: Advertisements and promotional segments within the transcript have been excluded from this summary to maintain focus on the episode's core content.
