Mom's Car: Ryan Hansen
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Welcome to Mom's Car. Today we have an old friend on, friend of the pod, Ryan Hansen, the ever charming, cute, talented, back-flipping Ryan Hansen.
How did Ryan Hansen feel about fame from a young age?
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I think you would be the perfect person. I think we should talk about what a euphoric drug popularity is. Oh, yeah, sure. I like that. And I was thinking, you're so popular. When did you start to recognize you were popular? Like, what grade and what was going on? Uh-huh. Okay, well, I wasn't like... Are you nervous to talk about it? I'm just so self-deprecating. I know.
I'm so humble. I'm so humble. It almost hurts how humble you are. To be honest, and I'm going to be honest, I always felt pretty famous. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. My dad was a music pastor at all these churches, and, like, we were just known. Everybody knew the pastor's kids. We could do whatever we wanted. That was at church, at least. And so my brother and I ran the Sunday school mafia. Did you abuse your powers at all? Oh, for sure. We got away with murder. What falls under the umbrella of murder at that age? Going through the lost and found and pretty much taking everything. I got all my new baseball gloves through there. Although I think my dad was in on that one. We'd be there all day because there's like a morning service and then the later service, we were only in one, but then we just would run around backstage.
We'd go in the baptism and like take some dips. Wow. Yeah, get in the baptism. Wow.
You remember men running around just wet? Did you have any... I don't know what the right word is, but, like, my father was so loved in AA. He was, like, the most popular guy in Michigan AA. You know, a trillion friends, they all loved him. Yeah. And there was some bit of me that was, like, resentful against him, and somehow I didn't love how... Sure. Oh, that's funny. And if your dad is like being loved because he's a man of the cloth and he's a musician and a pastor, were you ever judgmental? Like, you're not that good.
I didn't look at it that way. I always liked him on stage and he's kind of a rock star at church. And he wasn't like the speaking pastor where it was never like that. Acting holier than thou.
Exactly.
He was just kind of like the music and the orchestras and the big choirs and the plays. And I always got to be in them. And my mom did the children's choir. I really enjoyed life at church. You know, school was different and no one gave a shit.
I don't know if I just am accidentally running into these people or it's true. I feel like San Diego is pretty darn Christian. Everyone I meet from San Diego is pretty into church for California. At school, do you feel like most kids were going to church or no?
What mischievous activities did Ryan and his brother engage in at church?
Well, more than here. That's for sure. Yeah. Like no one. There's a godless. I mean, none of my devil's playground. Devil's workshop. That's where we come to play. All these idle, unemployed hands. What was the joke? Was it the Emmys with the Golden Globes? Like, God shout out, zero. You know, moms, five. Mario Lopez, one. Yeah, Nikki Glaser. Oh, yeah, yeah. It was so good. And then I went to three different junior highs. Why? Left San Jose beginning of sixth grade.
Okay.
Started a new junior high in San Diego. And then a new one opened up for eighth grade. So, like, half the school went and then half was all these other kids' schools.
And did you land on your feet at all these places?
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:11
2
How did Ryan Hansen feel about fame from a young age?
0:11–3:32
3
What mischievous activities did Ryan and his brother engage in at church?
3:32–7:48
4
How did high school popularity affect Ryan's friendships?
7:48–15:40
5
What challenges did Ryan face during his teenage years?
15:40–19:21
6
What were the consequences of Ryan's rebellious behavior?
19:21–23:17
7
How did Ryan's family background influence his teenage experiences?
23:17–49:22