Tana Mongeau

Like it's it's not that I'm just going full private botched.

like consumer brand safe mode like it's not that if anything I'm sharing more about my childhood and more about these things that are going in my book and more about how the industry like fucked me over I think it's just like it's just different there is more privacy and discretion in all of the things that I'm sharing and I'm trying to again it's intention versus attention and just like

you know it's a great switch though and even right now as soon as i'm done with call her daddy i'm getting on a plane to hawaii for like three weeks and i'm just gonna go sit at my place there and i'm gonna shoot some solo episodes on the grass and i'm gonna like talk my shit and still giggle but it's just different

And it's, I'm excited about that.

You know, also like before I was doing so much in LA and then I had so much to talk about, about what I was doing in LA.

And now it's like, I'm more in such a reflective recalibrated period where I'm not really trying to go just personally garner so much more lore.

If anything, I'm looking back on so much and I'm looking back on it kind of out of the end, out of the,

woods, you know, and that was what I wanted this podcast to be, which was to feel like 2 a.m.

conversations with me and from everywhere.

I think I will forever be the most inspired at 2 a.m.

That comes from being a Vegas girl.

I'm a nighttime person.

I'm the most inspired then.

And now it can be 2 a.m.

and I can be stoned in bed with Makoa, like talking about, you know what I mean?

Our views on life and parenting and all these like random things and like just that like freedom is what defines this era now for me.

Yes, I was self-sacrificing for a long time unknowingly, you know, and.

Absolutely.

My identity was so deeply intertwined with being that version of myself.

And I there were it was one of the biggest transformative periods of my life for that reason, because I was like, oh, my God, no one is going to listen to me.